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when opening a bank account it asks you for a proof of address, can I put an address as the proof one but use a different addres

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1000 Standard total direct labor-hours

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B. $7950 unfavorable

C. $7950 favorable

D. $16,500 favorable

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Standard Hours Worked for actual production are 500 Hours

Standard rate per hour is $15.9 per Hour <u>(Step 1)</u>

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Actual Hours Worked is 1000 Hours

Labor Rate Variance is ($600)

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($600) = (1000 Hours * Standard Labor Rate) - $16,500

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