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Transcribed Image Text:Lloyd Company produces music boxes. The
standard factory overhead cost at 100% of
normal capacity is $100,000 (20,000 hours at
$5: $3 variable, $2 fixed). If 700 hours were
unused, the fixed factory overhead volume
variance would be:
Group of answer choices
$1,400 unfavorable
$700 favorable
$2,100 unfavorable
$1,400 favorable
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