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	Case A	Case B	Case C
Units Produced	1,000	1,500	800
Standard hours per unit	3.5	?	3
Standard hours for production	?	?	?
Standard rate per hour	$7.25	$7.00	$7.00
Actual hours worked	3,400	4,900	2,330
Actual total labor cost	?	$31,850	?
Labor price variance	$850 F	?	$466 F
Labor usage variance	?	$2,800 U	?

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