Compute the following: 1. Materials Price Variance 2. Materials Quantity Variance 3. Labor Rate Variance
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Last month, the following events took place at ADDAMS Company:
a. Produced 25,000 units
b.
Direct Materials: 2 kgs at P2.00
Direct Labor: 1 hour at P15.00
Variable
c. Fixed overhead: Monthly budget: P12,000.00 for 20,000 units or 12,000 hours
d. Actual production costs:
Direct materials purchased: 100,000 kgs at P1.98
Direct Materials used: 55,000 kgs
Direct labor: 24,998 hours at P15.02
Factory overhead: P149,000.00 (30% Fixed)
Compute the following:
1. Materials Price Variance
2. Materials Quantity Variance
3. Labor Rate Variance
4. Labor Efficiency Variance
5. Controllable Variance
6. Volume Variance
7. Spending Variance
8. Efficiency Variance
9. Variable Spending Variance
10. Variable Efficiency Variance
11. Fixed Spending Variance
12. Fixed Efficiency Variance
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