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a. Prepare the accounts for Processes 1 and 2

(b) Calculate the cost of
(i) One completed unit of production in Process 1.
(ii) One competed unit of production in Process 2.
(iii) One unit of work in progress in process 2.

6ooo units from Process 2 were used in Process 3. As a result of which two joint products X and Y were produced. The costs of this process were as follows.

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