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A manufactured product has the following information for June.

A manufactured product has the following information for June.


StandardActual
Direct materials(6 lbs. @ $8 per lb.)
48,500lbs. @ $8.10 per lb.
Direct labor(2 hrs. @ $16 per hr.)
15,700hrs. @ $16.50 per hr.
Overhead(2 hrs. @ $12 per hr.)$198,000
Units manufactured

8,000

1. Compute the standard cost per unit.

2. Compute the total cost variance for June. Indicate whether the cost variance is favorable or unfavorable.





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Data for calculation of Variance
Standard Standard Cost for 8000 Units Actual for 8000 Units
Units Rate Total Units Rate Total Units Rate Total
Material 6           8.00         48.00      48,000.00                 8.00    384,000.00    48,500.00                 8.10    392,850.00
Labour 2         16.00         32.00      16,000.00               16.00    256,000.00    15,700.00               16.50    259,050.00
Ovehead 2         12.00         24.00      16,000.00               12.00    192,000.00    15,700.00               12.61    198,000.00

1.

Standard Cost for 8000 Units
Units Rate Total
     48,000.00                 8.00    384,000.00
     16,000.00               16.00    256,000.00
     16,000.00               12.00    192,000.00

2.

Material price Variance= (SP-AP)*AQ (8-8.10)*48500           (4,850) Unfavourable
Material Quantity Variance= (SQ-AQ)*Sp (48000-48500)*8           (4,000) Unfavourable
Labour Rate Variance (SR-AR)*AH (16-16.50)*15700           (7,850) Unfavourable
Labour Quantity Variance (SH-AH)*SR (16000-15700)*16              4,800 Favourable
Variable Overhead Rate Variance (SR-AR)*AH (12-12.61)*15700           (9,577) Unfavourable
Variable Overhead Quantity Variance (SH-AH)*SR (16000-15700)*12              3,600 Favourable


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