X Data Table Direct materials standard: 5 square yards at $5.60 per yard 6 hours at $9.90 per hour Direct manufacturing labor standard: Print Done Jenna Draperies manufactures curtains. To complete a curtain, Jenna requires the following inputs: B Click the icon to view the imputs.) During the second quarter, Jenna Draperies made 1,600 curtains and used 7,200 square yards of fabric costing $38,880. Direct manufacturing labor totaled 10,100 hours for $104,030. Read the requirements. Requirement a. Compute the direct materials price and efficiency variances for the quarter. First, determine the formula and enter the amounts to calculate direct materials actual price of input. (Enter the direct materials actual price of input to two decimal places, $X.XX.) Actual total direct materials cost | Actual quantity of input Direct materials actual price of input 1 per square yard Now determine the formula and enter the amounts to calculate the direct materials price variance. Label each variance as favorable (F) or unfavorable (U). (Enter unit costs to two decimal places, $X.XX. Abbreviations used: AO = actual output, BQ = budgeted quantity, DM = direct materials.) x Price variance ) Finally, determine the formula and enter the amounts to calculate the direct materials efficiency variance. Label each variance as favorable (F) or unfavorable (U). (Enter unit costs to two decimal places, $X.XX. Abbreviations used: AO = actual output, BQ = budgeted quantity, DM = direct materials.) Efficiency (Usage) variance ) x ) x Requirement b. Compute the direct manufacturing labor price and efficiency variances for the quarter. First, determine the formula and enter the amounts to calculate direct manufacturing labor actual price of input. (Enter the direct labor actual price of input to two decimal places, $X.XX.) Direct labor actual price of input per hour Now determine the formula and enter the amounts to calculate the direct manufacturing labor price variance. Label each variance as favorable (F) or unfavorable (U). (Enter unit costs to two decimal places, $X.XX. Abbreviations used: DL = direct labor.) | x Price variance | x Finally, determine the formula and enter the amounts to calculate the efficiency variance. Label each variance as favorable (F) or unfavorable (U). (Enter unit costs to two decimal places, $X.XX. Abbreviations used: AO = actual output, BQ = budgeted quantity, DL = direct labor.) Efficiency (Usage) variance