A joint process is a manufacturing operation yielding two or more identifiable products from
the resources employed in the process. The two characteristics that identify a product
generated from this type of process as a joint product are that it

Answer (C) is correct.
Joint products are two or more separate products generated by a common
process from a common input that are not separable prior to the split-off
point. Moreover, in contrast to by-products, they have significant sales
values in relation to each other either before or after additional
processing.