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Nicholls Corp. has some materials that originally cost $74,600. The materials have a scrap value of...

Nicholls Corp. has some materials that originally cost $74,600. The materials have a scrap value of $57,400 as is, but if reworked at a cost of $3,500, could be sold for $59,700. Should the consider rework and sell the materials or should it sell it as scrap? Why?

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Cost benefit analysis
of matrial sold after rework

Particulars

$

$

Sales Revenue

59700

Less:Relevant Cost

Cost of rework

3500

Opportunity cost-
sale of scrap

57400

Relevant Cost

60900

Benefit/(Loss)

-1200

Decision: As there is a Loss of $1200 on selling the material after rework, it is better that the company sells the material directly as scrap.

Note:Original cost of material is irrelevant in decision making as it is a sunk cost.

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