Solution-7 |
Total Dollar debit to WIP= Std Hour per Unit X Actual Unit X Std Rate |
=(5000unt/2000)X 3000 Unit X $21=$157500 |
Sol:-2 |
Direct materal Usage Variance= ( Std Quantity required for actual unit - Actual Quantity used ) Std Price |
(( 3.5 Pound X 1300)-4000 )X $0.73=$401.50 Favourable |
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