Question 2 ReCola manufactures regular cola and cherry cola drinks using a joint production process....

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Question 2 ReCola manufactures regular cola and cherry cola drinks using a joint production process. The monthly cost of producing 9,000 litres of regular cola and 6,000 litres of cherry cola till the split off point is $7,500. The sales value of regular cola at the split off is $0.95 per litres while Cherry cola requires a further processing cost of $900 per 6,000 litres before it can be sold as cherry cola at $1.30 per litre. If ReCola uses the net realizable value method to allocate joint costs, what is the cost to produce cach product? (Give you answer to the nearest dollar) (8 marks)

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