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The abnormal loss in quantity terms should deducted from tyhe gross input to obtain the normal (net) Out (normal output = gross input-Abnormal Loss Units)
The cost of abnormal loss units should be deducted from the total cost obtain the normal (net) Cost.(Normal cost=total cost- cost of abnormal loss units).
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