6. Cartman makes Supersized Cheezy-Poofs. Cartman determined the standards for each unit (bag) of Cheezy-Poof produced requires 1.5 gallons of ingredients (direct materials) and 0.75 direct labor hours. Cartman expects to pay $2 per gallon of ingredients and his employees a rate of $10 per hour. Based on the company's forecasts, Cartman is expecting to sell 15,000 units (bags) during the year. At the end of year, Cartman actually sold 16,000 units (bags), used 25,000 gallons of ingredients, and paid $1.9 per gallon. Further, Human resources informed Cartman that he incurred $144,000 in direct labor costs from 10,000 direct labor hours (assume no overtime is used). a. What is the material price variance? Indicate favorable / unfavorable variances for full credit b. What is the material quantity variance? Indicate favorable / unfavorable variances for full credit d. What is the labor rate variance? Indicate favorable / unfavorable variances for full credit

6. Cartman makes Supersized Cheezy-Poofs. Cartman determined the standards for each unit (bag) of Cheezy-Poof produced requires 1.5 gallons of ingredients (direct materials) and 0.75 direct labor hours. Cartman expects to pay $2 per gallon of ingredients and his employees a rate of $10 per hour. Based on the company's forecasts, Cartman is expecting to sell 15,000 units (bags) during the year. At the end of year, Cartman actually sold 16,000 units (bags), used 25,000 gallons of ingredients, and paid $1.9 per gallon. Further, Human resources informed Cartman that he incurred $144,000 in direct labor costs from 10,000 direct labor hours (assume no overtime is used). a. What is the material price variance? Indicate favorable / unfavorable variances for full credit b. What is the material quantity variance? Indicate favorable / unfavorable variances for full credit d. What is the labor rate variance? Indicate favorable / unfavorable variances for full credit

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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