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21. Input in a process is 2000 units and normal loss is 10%. If finished output in
process in 1900 units, there is an :
(A) Abnormal loss of 100 units (B) Abnormal gain of 100 units
(C) Normal gain of 100 units
(D) None of these​

Answers

Answered by krishashah3011
2

opt. A because it's a loss

Answered by kshitijgrg
0

Answer:

The abnormal gain is 100 units. (OPTION B)

Explanation:

Normal loss is passed off all through the procedure of producing any product. It's a popular loss that is uncontrollable.

When the real output is extra than the same old output because of lesser regular loss, a distinction is taken into consideration as bizarre gain.

Abnormal Gain: If the real manufacturing gadgets are extra than the predicted gadgets after deducting the everyday loss, the distinction between the 2 is called odd gain. It is excluded from the overall value because of which it now no longer affects the value in line with a unit of the product.

CALCULATION:

Input                      =             2000 units

Normal Loss 10%       =        200 units

Standard output         =       1800 units

Actual output of         =        1900 units

Abnormal gain of       =         100 units

therefore, the abnormal gain is 100 units.

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