Bulldog Canyon Manufacturing produces three products from a joint process. The following information is availablefor the period just ended:Units producedJoint cost allocation.Sales value at split-offMultiple ChoiceO$53,280.$48,000.BDC-4BDC-510,800 25,200$33,120$57,600.?Assume that Bulldog Canyon allocates joint costs using the relative-sales-value method. What is the amount ofjoint cost allocation to BDC-4?$17,280.$187,200?BDC-654,000Not enough information is provided to determine how to allocate the joint cost.Total90,000$144,000?2 $468,000

Joint cost allocated to BDC-4 = Sales of Product BDC-4 / Total Sales * Total Joint Cost

Bulldog Canyon Manufacturing produces three products from a joint process. The following information is available for the period just ended: Units produced Joint cost allocation. Sales value at split-off Multiple Choice $53,280, BDC-4 10,800 $48,000. ? $57,600. $187,200 BDC-5 BDC-6 25,200 54,000 $33,120 Assume that Bulldog Canyon allocates joint costs using the relative-sales-value method. What is the amount of joint cost allocation to BDC-4? ? ? 2 Total 90,000 $144,000 $468,000 Not enough information is provided to determine how to allocate the joint cost.

Bulldog Canyon Manufacturing produces three products from a joint process. The following information is available for the period just ended: Units produced Joint cost allocation. Sales value at split-off Multiple Choice $53,280, BDC-4 10,800 $48,000. ? $57,600. $187,200 BDC-5 BDC-6 25,200 54,000 $33,120 Assume that Bulldog Canyon allocates joint costs using the relative-sales-value method. What is the amount of joint cost allocation to BDC-4? ? ? 2 Total 90,000 $144,000 $468,000 Not enough information is provided to determine how to allocate the joint cost.

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