Marshal Inc., produces two products, A and B, in a joint product process. Product A sells for $10 and product B sells for $5. In January, 10,000 units of product A and 15,000 units of product B are produced. Total joint costs in January were $75,000. The additional processing costs after separation are $ 15,000 for product A and $ 10,000 for product B. Based on the data above, the joint cost allocation for product A and product B using the Net Realizable Value (NRV) method is:

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Marshal Inc., produces two products, A and B, in a joint product process. Product A sells for

A	Product A:$45,000, Product B:$30,000
B	Product A:$30,000, Product B:$45,000
C	Product A:$42,500, Product B:$32,500
D	Product A:$42,857, Product B:$32,143

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