Final answer:
Excelsior is considering further processing three products: A, B, and C, and wants to determine the financial advantage or disadvantage of each option. By comparing the additional processing costs with the new sales prices, Excelsior can determine which products would be advantageous to process further.
Step-by-step explanation:
In this scenario, Excelsior is considering whether to further process three products: A, B, and C. Processing product A further would cost $55,000 and result in a new sales price of $70 per unit. Processing product B further would cost $70,000 and result in a new sales price of $80 per unit. Processing product C further would cost the last five digits of your student ID and result in a new sales price of $45 per unit.
To determine the financial advantage or disadvantage of further processing each product, you need to compare the additional processing costs with the increase in sales price. For example, if the increase in sales revenue from processing product A further is greater than $55,000, it would be advantageous to do so. If the increase in sales revenue is less than $55,000, it would be a disadvantage.
By completing a schedule that compares the additional processing costs with the new sales prices for each product, you can determine which products would provide a financial advantage and which would result in a disadvantage.