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Bob’s TV Company budgeted the following cost standards for the current year: Direct materials = 1.40...

Bob’s TV Company budgeted the following cost standards for the current year:

Direct materials = 1.40 pounds per unit @ $1.50 per pound

Direct labor = 0.75 hours per unit @ $6 per hour

Actual production and costs were as follows:

Units produced = 2,800

Direct materials used = 4,500 lbs.

Direct materials purchased = 5,000 lbs. @ a cost of $5,850

Direct labor incurred = 2,000 hours at a cost of $13,000

a)  The material price variance for materials purchased was?

b)  The material efficiency (usage) variance was?

c)  The labor price variance was

d)  The labor efficiency (usage) variance was

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Standard Material Price $                   1.50
Standard Quantity 2,800*1.40                     3,920
Actual Quantity Purchased                     5,000
Actual Quantity used                     4,500
Actual Matrial Price $5,850/5,000 $                   1.17
Material Price Variance AQ(AP-SP)
(Actual Price - Standard Price) * Actual Quantity
$                                      1.17 - $                       1.50 * 5000
$                                    1,650 Favorable
Material Quantity Variance SP(AQ-SQ)
(Actual Quantity - Standard Qty) * Standard Price
                                       4,500 -                         3,920 * $                       1.50
$                                  870.00 Unfavorable
Standard Hour Rate $                   6.00
Standard Hour 2,800*0.75                     2,100
Actual Hours                     2,000
Actual Hour Rate $13,000/2,000 $                   6.50
Labor Rate Variance AH(AR-SR)
(Actual Rate - Standard Rate) * Actual Hours
$                                      6.50 - $                       6.00 * 2000
$                                    1,000 Unfavorable
Labor Efficiency Variance SR(AH-SH)
(Actual Quantity - Standard Qty) * Standard Price
                                       2,000 -                         2,100 * $                       6.00
$                                        600 Favorable

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