1.A company produced 400 units of Product L and 200 units of Product M during the current period and incurred joint costs of $684. Product L sells for $8 per unit and Product M sells for $16 per unit. Compute the cost to be allocated to Product L for this period’s joint costs if the value basis is use

1.A company produced 400 units of Product L and 200 units of Product M during the current period and incurred joint costs of $684. Product L sells for $8 per unit and Product M sells for $16 per unit. Compute the cost to be allocated to Product L for this period’s joint costs if the value basis is use

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