1)Answer :C
Explanation : When standard cost is more than actual cost then the variance is said to be favorable.
2)Labor rate variance =( Standard rate- Actual rate ) x Actual hours worked
=(13.14-12)*8042
=9,167.88 favorable
3)Answer :A
Explanation :The direct labor time variance is the difference between the actual direct labor hours and the standard direct labor hours
4)Labor time variance = (Standard hours-Actual hours )* Standard rate
= (36000-35000)*22 per hour = -$22000 favorable
5)Material price variance =( Standard price-Actual price ) x Actual quantity used
=(6. 5-(1504800/228000)) *228000
=22,800 Unfavorable
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