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1.The following direct materials and direct labor data pertain to the operations of Solario Manufacturing Company for the month of August.
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Costs |
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Actual labor rate |
$18 per hour |
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Actual material price |
$177 per ton |
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Standard labor rate |
$17 per hour |
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Actual material price |
$179 per ton |
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Quantities |
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Actual hours incurred and used |
5,796 hours |
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Actual quantity of materials purchases and used |
1,691 tons |
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Standard hours used |
5,934 hours |
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Standard quantity of materials used |
1,656 tons |
Compute the total, price, and quantity variance for materials and labor.
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Total materials variance |
$______ |
______ |
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Materials price variance |
$______ |
______ |
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Materials quantity variance |
$______ |
______ |
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Total labor variance |
$______ |
______ |
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Labor price variance |
$______ |
______ |
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Labor quantity variance |
$______ |
______ |
2.The following direct materials and labor data pertain to the operations of Solario Manufacturing Company for the month of August.
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Costs |
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Actual labor rate |
$13 per hour |
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Actual material price |
$128 per ton |
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Standard labor rate |
$12 per hour |
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Actual material price |
$130 per ton |
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Quantities |
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Actual hours incurred and used |
4,200 hours |
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Actual quantity of materials purchases and used |
1,225 tons |
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Standard hours used |
4,300 hours |
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Standard quantity of materials used |
1,200 tons |
Provide two possible explanations for each of the unfavorable variances calculated in 1, and suggest where responsibility for the unfavorable result might be placed (1).