FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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The following materials standards have been established for raw material used in the company's sole product:
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Standard quantity per unit of output..........
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0.5 pound
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Standard price............................................
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$16.60 per pound
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The following data pertain to operations concerning the product for the last month:
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Actual cost of materials.............................
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$34,650
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Actual materials used in production..........
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1,900 pounds
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Actual output.............................................
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4,200 units
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What is the materials price variance for the month?
$3,320 F |
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$3,320 U |
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$3,110 F |
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$3,110 U |
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$6,430 F |
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