Requirement-1:
The incremental income from selling the units as scrap
Concept Introduction:
A company may have to take several decisions like sell a product without processing or selling it after further processing, Scrap a product or sale after rework. In this decision making the Profit under both the options are compared and decision is taken for the higher profit option.
Requirement-2:
The incremental income from selling the units after rework
Concept Introduction:
A company may have to take several decisions like sell a product without processing or selling it after further processing, Scrap a product or sale after rework. In this decision making the Profit under both the options are compared and decision is taken for the higher profit option.
Requirement-3:
If the Company should scrap the units or sell after rework

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