Northwest Building Products $($NBP$)$ manufactures two lumber products from a joint milling process: residential building lumber $($RBL$)$ and commercial building lumber $($CBL$).$ A standard production run incurs joint costs of $$495,000$ and results in $88,000$ units of RBL and $132,000$ units of CBL$.$ Each RBL sells for $$10$ per unit and each CBL sells for $$12$ per unit. Based on information in requirement $3,$ should NBP choose to process RBL beyond split$-$off?

No because additional processing results in an unavoidable loss of $\{\{[$a$(7)]$:#$,$###$\}\}$ units of CBL$.$

Yes because it can charge a higher price for the residential lumber after the additional processing.radio button unchecked$1$ of $4$

Yes because total revenue for the residential lumber exceeds the incremental cost of the additional processing.radio button unchecked$2$ of $4$

No because the increase in sales revenue is less than the extra processing costs.radio button unchecked$3$ of $4$

No because additional processing results in an unavoidable loss of $11,000$ units of CBL$.$radio button checked$4$ of $4$