By-product and cost allocation Dover Studios shot hundreds of hours of footage that cost $36,000,000. From this footage, the company produced two movies: Star World and Star World: The Sequel. The sequel used better sound effects than the original, was significantly more expensive to produce, and was much better received at the box office. Dover Studios also generated revenue from admissions paid by numerous movie fans who wanted to tour the movie production set. The company accounted for this revenue as a by-product and used it to reduce joint cost before making allocations to the two feature-length movies. The following information pertains to the two movies: Products Total Receipts Separate Costs Star World $18,000,000 $12,240,000 Star World: The Sequel 104,400,000 74,160,000 Studio tours 1,440,000 864,000 a. If joint cost is allocated based on net realizable value, how much of the joint cost is allocated to each movie? Star World 0 x Star World: The Sequel Total $ 0 x X b. Based on your allocations in (a), how much profit was generated by each movie? Star World $ Star World: The Sequel Total $ OX OX Check