Standard Cost: | |||||
Qty | Rate | PU | |||
128.00 | 0.05 | 6.40 | |||
Standard Cost for Actual Production: | |||||
Qty | Rate | PU | |||
3,072,000 | 0.05 | 153,600 | |||
Actual Cost for Actual Production: | |||||
Qty | Rate | PU | |||
2,800,000 | 0.06 | 168,000 | |||
1 | Material Price Variance: | ||||
(Standard Price-Actual Price)* Actual Qty | |||||
(0.05-0.06)*2800000 | |||||
-28000 | Unfavourbale | ||||
2 | Material Usage Variance: | ||||
(Standard Qty-Actual QTY)* Standard Price | |||||
(3072000-2800000)*0.05 | |||||
13600 | Favourable | ||||
3 | Material Usgae Variance | -4000 | |||
Material Price Variance | -24000 | ||||
Material Usage Variance: | |||||
(Standard Qty-Actual Qty)* Standard Price | -4000 | ||||
(Standard Qty-2270000)* 0.05 | -4000 | ||||
(0.05Standard Qty-113500) | -80000 | ||||
Standard Qty=3870000 | |||||
Standard Qty fro Actual Production | 3870000 | ||||
Standard Qty PU | 128.00 | ||||
Units Produced | 30234 | ||||
4 | Material Price Variance: | ||||
(Standard Price-Actual Price)* Actual Qty | -24000 | ||||
(0.05-Actual Price)*(2270000) | -24000 | ||||
113500-2270000 Actual Price | -24000 | ||||
2270000*Actual Price | 137500 | ||||
Actual Price | 0.06 | ||||
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