Assessment No. 2: Revised question (module no. 3-5) Fill in the blanks. Write the right amount/cost of what is being asked. Let the benefits of continuing with the research project be positive. How much will be the sales proceeds if the project will be solde How much is the saved cost for material at its disposal? The difference between completing the project and abandoning it is that in the latter case it can make and sell Php2,000 units of a product, at a net benefit per product of P13 (that is 25 - 12). How much is the incurred labor? Pho Sales proceeds Material (savings on disposal cost) Labor Management (Abandoning the project will save 2.000, the difference between the salary and the redundancy payment). Net benefit of completing the project (2000) Php Thus, the overwhelming benefit lies with continuing with the project. Take Note: When the amount is in the parentheses, it means it should be deducted from proceeds. example: Sales: Php 5,000 expenses: (2.000) Net Income: Php 3,000 Assessment No. 2: Revised question (module no. 3-5) Fill in the blanks. Write the right amount/cost of what is being asked. Let the benefits of continuing with the research project be positive. How much will be the sales proceeds if the project will be solde How much is the saved cost for material at its disposal? The difference between completing the project and abandoning it is that in the latter case it can make and sell Php2,000 units of a product, at a net benefit per product of P13 (that is 25 - 12). How much is the incurred labor? Pho Sales proceeds Material (savings on disposal cost) Labor Management (Abandoning the project will save 2.000, the difference between the salary and the redundancy payment). Net benefit of completing the project (2000) Php Thus, the overwhelming benefit lies with continuing with the project. Take Note: When the amount is in the parentheses, it means it should be deducted from proceeds. example: Sales: Php 5,000 expenses: (2.000) Net Income: Php 3,000