Husky Orchards processes apples into apple juice, apple sections, and applesauce. During $20$X$2,$ Husky Orchards processed $500,000$ kilograms of apples. The joint costs of processing the apples were $$2,400,000.$ Following the joint process, the separate products can be further processed with no loss of volume. There were no beginning inventories at the beginning of $20$X$2.$ Production and sales value information for $20$X$2$ were as follows: A B C D Number of Cases Sales Value at Split$-$Off Separable costs Final Selling Price Juice $100,000$ $ $23$ per case $ $410,000$ $ $28$ per case Sections $125,000$ $ $20$ per case $ $450,000$ $ $26$ per case Sauce $200,000$ $ $10$ per case $ $490,000$ $ $14$ per case REQUIRED: SHOW YOUR DETAILED CALCULATIONS $1.$ Assume that Husky Orchards uses the Net Realizable Value Method to allocate joint costs and processes all products to their final state. Allocate the joint costs among the joint products. $2.$ On January $1$ of $20$X$3$ a flood destroyed $20,000$ cases of Juice and $15,000$ cases of Sauce remaining in inventory. What is the value of the destroyed inventory?