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For QV3, the incremental revenue from further processing is lesser than cost of further processing so it should be sold without further processing.
For VX7, the incremental revenue from further processing is higher than cost of further processing so it should be processed further.
For QV3, the incremental revenue from further processing is less than cost of further processing so it should be sold without further processing.
For QV3, the incremental revenue from further processing is less than cost of further processing so it should be sold without further processing.
For QV3, the incremental revenue from further processing is lesser than cost of further processing so it should be sold without further processing.
For VX7, the incremental revenue
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For VX7, the incremental revenue from further processing is higher than cost of further processing so it should be processed further.
For QV3, the incremental revenue from further processing is less than cost of further processing so it should be sold without further processing.
For QV3, the incremental revenue from further processing is less than cost of further processing so it should be sold without further processing.
For QV3, the incremental revenue from further processing is lesser than cost of further processing so it should be sold without further processing.
For VX7, the incremental revenue from further processing is higher than cost of further processing so it should be processed further.
For QV3, the incremental revenue from further processing is less than cost of further processing so it should be sold without further processing.
For QV3, the incremental revenue from further processing is less than cost of further processing so it should be sold without further processing.
For QV3, the incremental revenue from further processing is lesser than cost of further processing so it should be sold without further

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