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Aurora Chemical processes crude oil in a joint process that produces gasoline, diesel, and kerosene. In May, joint costs were $360,000. The physical output measured in barrels was: gasoline 8,000, diesel 6,000, and kerosene 4,000. However, due to measurement timing differences, gasoline output was measured after cooling (at 60°F) while diesel and kerosene were measured at processing temperature (at 180°F). At 60°F, diesel would measure 5,400 barrels and kerosene would measure 3,600 barrels. How should joint costs be allocated using the physical units method?
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