Material Price Variance: Material Price Variance is the variance between the Actual price and Standard price for the Actual units used for production.
Material Price Variance = (Actual Price - Standard Price) * Actual Units used for production or
= [ (Actual Price * Actual Units Produced) - Standard Price* Actual Units used for production)]
Favorable Material PriceVariance : When the Actual price of the Actual units are less than the Standard Price of the Actual units, then the variance is said to be Favorable
Unfavorable Material PriceVariance : When the Actual price of the Actual units are more than the Standard Price of the Actual units, then the variance is said to be Unfavouable
In the Question it is given
Costs incurred for materials i.e Actual inputs * Actual price = $58,000
Actual Inputs * Standard Prices = $61,000
Price Variance Material = Actual price for Actual Units - Standard price for Actal Units
= $58,000 - $61,000
Price Variance Material = - $3,000
Here the Actual price for Actual units is less than the Standard price for Actual units i.e the costs incurred is less by $3,000. So there is a Favorable Material Price Variance of $3000.
Hence Option f. $3,000 favorable is correct
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