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Malden Outdoor Products Inc. produces several products, including handmade large fiberglass planters for outdoor displays. The...

Malden Outdoor Products Inc. produces several products, including handmade large fiberglass planters for outdoor displays. The firm, which began operations at the beginning of this year, uses a standard cost system. The standard costs for one large planter are: Direct material (3 lbs. @ $8.00) $ 24.00 Direct labor (2 hrs. @ $15.00) 30.00 Variable overhead 24.00 Fixed overhead 6.00 Standard cost per unit $84.00 The $6.00 fixed overhead rate is based on total budgeted fixed overhead costs of $18,000 and estimated sales of 3,000 units. There were no changes in any inventory account during the period. The company produced and sold 3,100 units at the following costs: Direct materials (9,000 lbs.) $ 81,270 Direct labor (6,000 hrs.) 78,000 Variable overhead 76,000 Fixed overhead 16,500 Total production costs incurred $251,770 Calculate the following

1-What is the direct materials price variance

2-What is the direct material quantity vaiance

3- what is the direct labor rate variance

4- what is the direct labor efficiency variance

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Particulars Qty/ hours Rate amount Qty/ hours Rate amount
Materials                 9,300.00                         8.00              74,400.00                 9,000.00                         9.03              81,270.00
Labour                 6,200.00                  15.0000              93,000.00                 6,000.00                       13.00              78,000.00
Actual output                 3,100.00
Materials reqd (125000*1.7)                 9,300.00
Labour hrs reqd (125000*1.7)                 6,200.00
DMPV = (SP-AP)*AQ purchased
DMPV = (8 - 9.03)9000
DMPV = 9270 U
DMQV= (SQ-AQ)SP
DMQV= (9300 - 9000)8
DMQV= 2,400 F
DLRV= (SR-AR)AH
DLRV= (15 - 13)6000
DLRV= 12000 F
DLEV = (SH-AH)SR
DLEV = (6200 - 6000)15
DLEV = 3000 F

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