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Company produces a single product.  Manufacturing overhead costs are applied to products on the basis of direct labor hours. 

Budget  for current year:

 

 Denominator activity (direct labor-hours)

6,000

 Variable manufacturing overhead cost

$21,000

 Fixed manufacturing overhead cost

$18,000

The standard cost card for the product follows: 

 

Direct materials...............................................

2.5 ounces at $20 per ounce

 

Direct labor.....................................................

1.4 hours at $12.50 per hour

 

Variable manufacturing overhead..................

1.4 hours at $3.5 per hour

The following data are available for October:

·       3,750 units of compound were produced during the month.

·       There was no beginning direct materials inventory.

·       The ending direct materials inventory was 2,000 ounces.

·       Direct materials purchased: 12,000 ounces for $225,000.

·       Direct labor hours worked: 5,600 hours at a cost of $67,200.

·       Variable manufacturing overhead costs incurred amounted to $18,200.

·       Fixed manufacturing overhead costs incurred amounted to $15,000.

- Compute Direct materials price and quantity variances, Direct labor rate and efficiency variances, and variable overhead rate and efficiency variances. Compute the fixed overhead budget and volume variances 


 

 
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maybe there is some wrong here ? how can 12,000-10,000 = 10,000

(Actual Quantity used Stan dard Quantity) × Stan dard rate
Standard Quantity = 3750 x 2.5 = 9,375
Actual quantity used= Quantity purchased Ending inventory
10,000
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= 12,000
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= 10,000
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Transcribed Image Text:(Actual Quantity used Stan dard Quantity) × Stan dard rate Standard Quantity = 3750 x 2.5 = 9,375 Actual quantity used= Quantity purchased Ending inventory 10,000 = = 12,000 - = 10,000 =
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maybe there is some wrong here ? how can 12,000-10,000 = 10,000

(Actual Quantity used Stan dard Quantity) × Stan dard rate
Standard Quantity = 3750 x 2.5 = 9,375
Actual quantity used= Quantity purchased Ending inventory
10,000
=
= 12,000
-
= 10,000
=
expand button
Transcribed Image Text:(Actual Quantity used Stan dard Quantity) × Stan dard rate Standard Quantity = 3750 x 2.5 = 9,375 Actual quantity used= Quantity purchased Ending inventory 10,000 = = 12,000 - = 10,000 =
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