The juncture in a joint-production process when two or more products become separately identifiable is known as:
A)the common point.
B)the spinoff point.
C)the splitoff point.
D)the production point.
E)the manufacturing point.

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The splitoff point is the juncture in a joint-production process when two or more products become separately identifiable. At this point, the products are accounted for separately and can be sold separately. Choice A (the common point) and D (the production point) are not commonly used terms in joint-production processes. Choice B (the spinoff point) and E (the manufacturing point) are not correct terms for defining the splitoff point.

The Juncture in a Joint-Production Process When Two or More