Hrd.13 Hemlock, Inc. uses standard costing and has set the following production standards for direct labor (DL).Standard direct labor hours (DLHs) per unitStandard wage rateBudgeted Units to be producedFor the most recent month of operation, Hemlock recorded the following.Actual Units ProducedDirect labor rate varianceActual cost of direct labor16 What were the actual DLHs for the month?10,200 DLHs10,100 DLHS10,240 DLHS10,000 DLHSA.B.C.D.E. None of the above2 DLHs$18.00 per DLH5,000 units5,100 units$120.Unfavorable.$ 184,440

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Hemlock, Inc. uses standard costing and has set the following production standards for direct labor (DL). Standard direct labor hours (DLHs) per unit Standard wage rate Budgeted Units to be produced For the most recent month of operation, Hemlock recorded the following. 16 What were the actual DLHs for the month? 10,200 DLHs 10,100 DLHs 10,240 DLHs 10,000 DLHs A. B. C. BUDE Actual Units Produced Direct labor rate variance Actual cost of direct labor D. E. None of the above 2 DLHs $18.00 per DLH 5,000 units 5,100 units $120.Unfavorable $ 184,440

Hemlock, Inc. uses standard costing and has set the following production standards for direct labor (DL). Standard direct labor hours (DLHs) per unit Standard wage rate Budgeted Units to be produced For the most recent month of operation, Hemlock recorded the following. 16 What were the actual DLHs for the month? 10,200 DLHs 10,100 DLHs 10,240 DLHs 10,000 DLHs A. B. C. BUDE Actual Units Produced Direct labor rate variance Actual cost of direct labor D. E. None of the above 2 DLHs $18.00 per DLH 5,000 units 5,100 units $120.Unfavorable $ 184,440

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