Please do not give solution in image format thanku Graham Corporation has 1,000 cartons oforanges that were harvested at a cost of$26,800. The oranges can be sold as is for$30,640. The oranges can be processedfurther into orange juice at an additionalcost of $12,550 and be sold at a price of$46,700. The incremental income (loss)from processing the oranges into orangejuice would be: Multiple Choice $16,060.$(16,060). $(3,510). $3,510. $34,150

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