Two or more manufactured products that have relatively significant sales values and are NOT separately identifiable as individual products until their split-off point are called
A) separable products.
B) by-products.
C) distinct products.
D) joint products.

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Joint products are two or more products that are manufactured together and have significant sales value. These products are not separately identifiable until the split-off point where they become distinct and can be sold separately. By-products, on the other hand, are secondary products that are produced in the manufacturing process and have relatively small sales value compared to the main product. Separable products and distinct products are not relevant to this concept.

Two or More Manufactured Products That Have Relatively Significant Sales