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estion 15 Table Manufacturing Company produce one style of tables. the following data pertain to producing one table Planned production per month Units (one table) 100 Piece of woods (M) 20 Estimated M price $30 Actual production Quantity purchased (QP) 18 $34 Actual price (AP) The calculated total material variance is 1.72 Favorable 2.72 Unfavorable 3.60 Favorable 4.60 Unfavorable 5.12 Favorable 6.12 Unfavorable A Moving to another question will save this me
Table Manufacturing Company produces one style of tables. the following data pertain to producing one table Planned production/month ? units (one table) 50 Piece of woods (M) 20 Estimated M price $20 Actual production ? Quantity purchased (QP) from M 19 Actual price (AP) $21 Material?volume (efficiency)?variance? ? $19, Favorable $19, Unfavorable $20, Favorable $20, Unfavorable Given: Total direct material variance $200 favorable (F), Direct material price variance $900 unfavorable (UF), Standard price $10 Standard quantities 750 Find actual price...
Table Manufacturing Company produce one style of tables. The following data pertain to producing one table. Planned production per month: Units (one table) = 100 Piece of Woods = 20 Estimate M price = $30 Actual production Quantity purchased (QP) = 18 Actual Price (AP) = $34 The calculated material quantity (volume) variance is: a. 72 Favorable b. 72 Unfavorable c. 60 Favorable d. 60 Unfavorable e. 12 Favorable f. 12 Unfavorable
6. Table Manufacturing Company produces one style of tables. The following data pertain to producing one table Planned production per month Units (one table) 100 Place of woods (M) 20 Estimated M price $30 Actual production Quality purchased (QP) 18 Actual Price (AP) $34 The calculated material quality (volume) variance is 72 fav 72 unfav 60 fav 60 unfav 12 fav 12 u
Q5: Table Manufacturing Company produces one style of tables. The following data pertain to producing one table Planned production/month units (one unit = one table) 20 A piece of woods (M) 20 Estimated M price $10 Actual production Quantity purchased (QP) from M 22 Actual price (AP) $9.5 Material variances? Q6: Given the following data to calculate variable overhead variances Actual inputs Actual hours 200 Actual rate $12.00 Standards Standards hours 190 Standard rate $10.00 Find the budget variance and...
Variance means a. difference between standard or applied amount and actual amount b. actual costs less actual rates c. standard costs less standard rates d. square root of standard deviation 2. Table Manufacturing Company produces one style of tables. The following data pertain to producing one table Planned production/month units (one table) 90 Piece of woods (M) 20 Estimated M price $40 Actual production Quantity purchased (QP) 22 Find actual price (AP) x Assuming that the manager wants the total...
Table Manufacturing Company produces one style of tables. the following data pertain to producing one table Planned production/month ? units (one table) 50 Piece of woods (M) 20 Estimated M price $20 Actual production ? Quantity purchased (QP) from M 19 Actual price (AP) $21 Material price variance? ? $19, Favorable $19, Unfavorable $20, Favorable $20, Unfavorable Given for XM Company the following data for January 20X1. Direct material purchased and used in production accounted for $100,000 Units purchased 10,000...
Question Completion Status: Moving to another question will save this response Question 25 points Assume that Braril and Chile can switch between producing beef and producing wheat at a constant rate. The following table shows the pounds of beef or the bushels of wheat each country can produce hour. Output produced in one hour bushels of wheat pounds of beef Brazil 12 10 Chile 20 12 Which of the following prices would both Brazil and Chile gain from trade with...
Moving to another question will save this response Question 18 The information in the table relates to inventory for Shoeless Joe Inc. At what amount would Shoeless report gross profit using LIFO cost flow assumptions? Date Quantity Price March 1 Beginning Inventory March 7 Purchase March 11 Sale March 12 Purchase $ 175 $120 5105 5 80. > Moving to another question will save this response
Moving to another question will save this response. Question 6 The mumber of customers at Winkies Donuts between 8:00am and 9:00a.m. is believed to follow a Poisson distribution with a mean of 8 customers per minute. what is the probability that 6 customers arrive to Winkies in 30 seconds? [A] (approximate your answer to the nearest 1 decimal place x.x) A Moving to another question will save this response. hp Moving to another question will save this response. Question 6...