A joint product with very little value relative to other joint products is termed a:

A) negligible product.
B) accounted loss.
C) by-product.
D) scrap.

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A joint product with very little value relative to other joint products is termed a:A)  negligible product.B)  accounted loss.C)  by-product.D)  scrap.

briana vernon · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  A by-product is a secondary product derived from a manufacturing process or chemical reaction, which is not the primary product being produced. It usually has less value compared to the main products but can still have significant economic value or use.

A joint product with very little value relative to other joint products is termed a:

A) negligible product.
B) accounted loss.
C) by-product.
D) scrap.

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