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Instructions are listed below.

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

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For ​ April, Mauriona​'s workers produced 200 shawls using 784 hours and 3,360 skeins of wool. Mauriona bought wool for $ 10,420 ​(and used the entire​ quantity), and incurred labor costs of $ 8,100.

1)

Direct material price variance= (standard price - actual price)*actual quantity

Actual price= 3.10

Direct material price variance= (3.3 - 3.10)*3,360= $672 favorable

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Direct labor efficiency variance= (SQ - AQ)*standard rate

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We are required to find the amount of each coupon payment.

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Current yield=6.90%=0.0690

Bond quoted=101.17

Payment method=Semi annual =2 payments

Computation of annual coupon amount:

Current yield=Annual coupon/(Bond value*Bond quoted)

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