1. Connie's Candy establishes a standard rate per hour for labor of $11. Each box of...

 

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1. Connie's Candy establishes a standard rate per hour for labor of $11. Each box of candy is expected to require 3 hours of labor. Connie's Candy found that the actual rate of pay per hour for labor was $19. Actual labor to make each box was 12 hours. What is the total direct labor variance? 2. Connie's Candy Company produces various types of candies that they sell to retailers. Connie's Candy establishes a standard price for candy-making materials of $12 per pound. Each box of candy is expected to use 3 pounds of candy-making materials. Connie's Candy found that the actual price of materials was $20 per pound. They actually used 1 pounds of materials to make each box. What is the direct material price variance? 3. Connie's Candy establishes a standard rate per hour for labor of $11. Each box of candy is expected to require 5 hours of labor. Connie's Candy found that the actual rate of pay per hour for labor was $18. Actual labor to make each box was 5 hours. What is the direct labor rate variance? 4. Connie's Candy Company produces various types of candies that they sell to retailers. Connie's Candy establishes a standard price for candy-making materials of $13 per pound. Each box of candy is expected to use 1 pounds of candy-making materials. Connie's Candy found that the actual price of materials was $19 per pound. They actually used 15 pounds of materials to make each box. What is the total direct material variance? 5. Connie's Candy Company produces various types of candies that they sell to retailers. Connie's Candy establishes a standard price for candy-making materials of $20 per pound. Each box of candy is expected to use 2 pounds of candy-making materials. Connie's Candy found that the actual price of materials was $12 per pound. They actually.used 17 pounds of materials to make each box. What is the direct material quantity variance? 6. Connie's Candy establishes a standard rate per hour for labor of $15. Each box of candy is expected to require 7 hours of labor. Connie's Candy found that the actual rate of pay per hour for labor was $12. Actual labor to make each box was 15 hours. What is the direct labor time variance? 1. Connie's Candy establishes a standard rate per hour for labor of $11. Each box of candy is expected to require 3 hours of labor. Connie's Candy found that the actual rate of pay per hour for labor was $19. Actual labor to make each box was 12 hours. What is the total direct labor variance? 2. Connie's Candy Company produces various types of candies that they sell to retailers. Connie's Candy establishes a standard price for candy-making materials of $12 per pound. Each box of candy is expected to use 3 pounds of candy-making materials. Connie's Candy found that the actual price of materials was $20 per pound. They actually used 1 pounds of materials to make each box. What is the direct material price variance? 3. Connie's Candy establishes a standard rate per hour for labor of $11. Each box of candy is expected to require 5 hours of labor. Connie's Candy found that the actual rate of pay per hour for labor was $18. Actual labor to make each box was 5 hours. What is the direct labor rate variance? 4. Connie's Candy Company produces various types of candies that they sell to retailers. Connie's Candy establishes a standard price for candy-making materials of $13 per pound. Each box of candy is expected to use 1 pounds of candy-making materials. Connie's Candy found that the actual price of materials was $19 per pound. They actually used 15 pounds of materials to make each box. What is the total direct material variance? 5. Connie's Candy Company produces various types of candies that they sell to retailers. Connie's Candy establishes a standard price for candy-making materials of $20 per pound. Each box of candy is expected to use 2 pounds of candy-making materials. Connie's Candy found that the actual price of materials was $12 per pound. They actually.used 17 pounds of materials to make each box. What is the direct material quantity variance? 6. Connie's Candy establishes a standard rate per hour for labor of $15. Each box of candy is expected to require 7 hours of labor. Connie's Candy found that the actual rate of pay per hour for labor was $12. Actual labor to make each box was 15 hours. What is the direct labor time variance?

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ANSWER 1 The total direct labor variance is 108 2 The direct material price variance is 72 3 The dir... View the full answer