The Abraham Company produces three products - product A, Product B and Product C. Product A and B are the joint products. Product C has a relatively small market value and is therefore treated as a by-product. During March, 8,000 units of product A, 10,000 units of product B and 2,000 units of product C were processed in refining department. The joint processing cost incurred in the refining department was 204,000. Some additional data is given below: Product A Product B Product C Sales price per unit Production cost after separation $20 $25 $5 5 7 1 Marketing and admin. expenses per unit 1 1 Operating profit per unit The Abraham Company uses market value method to assign cost to product A and product B and reversal cost method to allocate cost to product C. Required: Allocate joint cost to by-product C and joint product A and B. The Sun Inc. produces four joint products - product A, product B, product C and product D. The joint production cost at split-off point is $70,000. The data for the month of April is given below: Product Unites produced Ultimate market value Processing Weight cost after factors per unit split-off A 5,000 $5.50 $1,500 3.0 points B 20,000 1.60 3,000 2.0 points C 15,000 1.50 2,500 4.0 points D 10,000 3.00 5,000 2.5 points Required: Allocate joint production cost using: 1. The market value method 2. The average unit cost method 3. The weighted average method