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We will be processing further in case of cocktail of organic nutrients and not to process further in case of frozen french fries
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| Particulars | Organic Nutreints ($) | Frozen French Fries ($) | Total ($) |
| Sale Price | 45 | 57 | 102 |
| Less. Further Cost | 16 | 25 | 41 |
| Contribution | 29 | 32 | 61 |
| Less. Fixed Cost | |||
| Peeling Cost | 11 | ||
| Fixed Cost (Potato) | 43 | ||
| Net Income | 7 | ||
| Cocktail of Organic Nutrients | Frozen French Fries | ||
| Financial advantage (disadvantage) from further Processing |
=$45-$16-$25 =$4 |
=$57-$25-$36 =$-4 |
|
| Sold as is or processed further ? | Process Further | Sold as it is..No Process |
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