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Standard DM price per pound (Lbs): $20
Standard DM needed per unit: 2 Lbs
Standard DL rate: $15 per hour
Standard DL hours per unit: 2 hours of Direct Labor per unit
*The actual DM used for 11000 units of production is 24200 lbs which means:
24200 lbs / 11000 actual units produced = 2.2 lbs actual quantity of DM used per unit
Actual DL hours: 20000 hours
Variable
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- AQ (AP-SP) = DM Price Variance
- (AQ x AP) - (AQ x SP) = -42000 Favorable (less spending for DM)
- $442,000 - (24200 x $20) = DM Price Variance
- 442,000 - 484,000 = DM Price Variance
- $42,000 Favorable DM Price Variance
please answer the following questions:
1. After preparing DM
2. Material price variance :
3. Total Material spending variance:
4. Labor efficiency variance:
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