Answer:
B. variable overhead efficiency variance
Explanation:
Answer option A, C, and D are incorrect. In variable overhead cost variance, we determine the difference between the actual and budgeted cost. In fixed overhead cost variance, we do not use allocation base cost. Again, in fixed overhead volume variance, we cannot use allocation base cost.
'B' is correct because the difference between the actual allocation base quantity and budgeted allocation base quantity multiplying with the standard rate states the variable overhead efficiency variance. The activity level is required to determine efficiency variance.
Answer:
B. False.
Explanation:
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Answer:
Cost of goods manufactured 655,900
Explanation:
<em>First, we add the three cost component:</em>
materials used in production 62,100
direct labor 198,200
overhead 403,100
total cost added during the period 663,400
<em>Then, using the WIP beginning and ending figures, we solve for cost of goods manufactured</em>
WIP january 1st 187,500
cost added 663,400
WP endind <u> (195,000) </u>
Cost of goods manufactured 655,900
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