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| Direct Material cost varaince | AC-(AQ*SC) | 558195-(101490*5.5) | 0 | None | |
| Direct materiall efficiency variance | SR*(AQ used-SQ) | 5.5*(101490-(10250*10)) | 5555 | F | |
| Direct Labor cost varaince | AC-(AH*SC) | 266312-(26368*10) | 2632 | U | |
| Direct Labor efficiency variance | SR*(AH-SH) | 10*(26368-(10250*2.59)) | 1795 | F | |
| VOH cost varaince | AC-(AH*SC) | 283587-(40745*7) | 1628 | F | |
| VOH efficiency variance | SR*(AH-SH) | 7*(40745-(10250*4)) | 1785 | F | |
| Fixed overhead spending variance | AC-FOH (budgeted) | 110445-109450 | 995 | U | |
| Fixed Overhead volume Variance | Budgeted overhead-Applied Overhead | 109450-(10250*4*2.74) | 2890 | F | |
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| Price/Rate/Spending var | Qty/efficiency variance | ||||
| Direct Material | 0 | None | 5555 | F | |
| Direct Labor | 2632 | U | 1795 | F | |
| Variable overhead | 1628 | F | 1785 | F | |
| Fixed overhead | 995 | U | 2890 | F | |
| Total | 1999 | U | 12025 | F | |
| \Yes, it controlled cost | |||||
| If any doubt please comment | |||||
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