Question 24Senior Company has two products, Alpha and Beta, which emerge from a joint process with a total joint cost of $12,000 Data for the product phProduced from the process900 unitsAllocated share of joint cost$8,500Cost of processing further$12,600Price per unit.......at split-off pointafter further processing***$23What is the price per unit after further processing that would make the company indiferent between processing further and being a pil of jo(Do not round intermediate calculations. Round the final number to the nearest two decimal places

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Question 24 Senior Company has two products, Alpha and Beta, which emerge from a joint process with a total joint cost of $12,000 Data for the produ Produced from the process 900 units Allocated share of joint cost Cost of processing further Price per unit... *** $8,500 $12,600 $23 at split-off point ... after further processing What is the price per unit after further processing that would make the company indifferent between processing further and being at spil of poin (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round the final number to the nearest two decimal places

Question 24 Senior Company has two products, Alpha and Beta, which emerge from a joint process with a total joint cost of $12,000 Data for the produ Produced from the process 900 units Allocated share of joint cost Cost of processing further Price per unit... *** $8,500 $12,600 $23 at split-off point ... after further processing What is the price per unit after further processing that would make the company indifferent between processing further and being at spil of poin (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round the final number to the nearest two decimal places

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