Fresh Products Ltd$.$ is gathering evidence to support an accrual for warranty claims. The warranty is offered on three products sold to ensure that they operate as expected.

For Product $1,$ there are $78$ warranty claims outstanding. $\frac{1}{3}$ have a potential value of $$1,300$ each of these will be paid, based on past history$),\frac{1}{3}$ have a potential value of $$5,300$ each $(60\%$ of these will bepaid$),$ and $\frac{1}{3}$ have a potential payout of $$12,300$ each $(50\%$ will be paid$).$ The claims that are not paid are likely to be dismissed belasuse of an expired warranty or incorrect statement of damages.

For Product $2,$ there are only nine claims outstanding; however, all are large, at $$53,000$ each. The experienced claims adjustor reviewing the files is completely confident that eight will be dismissed without any payment. For the remaining claim, there is a $50\%$ chance that it will have to be paid in full and a $50\%$ chance that it will be dismissed.

Product $3$ has only one potential claim outstanding. The claim is for $$1,003,000,$ and the adjustor believes that there is a $50\%$ chance it will be dismissed, a $10\%$ chance it will result in a payout of $$1,003,000,$ and a $40\%$ chance that there will be a payout of $$200,000.$

Required:

Indicate the amount that should be recorded as a warranty provision for each product. $($Leave no cell blank. Be certain to enter $"$O$"$ wherever required.$)$

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