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nasty-shy [4]
3 years ago
15

Shoemaker Perkins Company uses a standard cost system for raw material X15. The standard cost is $10 per pound. The standard cal

ls for 2 pounds of material X15 for each unit of the product manufactured. The company manufactured 600 units of the product in September. The actual price for Material X-15 purchased during the month was $1 per pound below the standard cost. The material usage variance in September was $3,000 unfavorable.
a. What is the actual usage of material (in pounds)?
b. What is the purchase-price variance for Material X in September?
Business
1 answer:
AURORKA [14]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Actual Quantity 1500 pounds

Materials price variance $ 1500 Favorable

Explanation:

Shoemaker Perkins Company

Given

Each unit requires 2 pounds of materials X15 at standard.

Standard cost is $10 per pound

Actual Cost $ 9 per pound

Actual No of Units Manufactured = 600

Standard Quantity allowed= 600* 2= 1200 pounds

Materials Usage Variance = $3000 unfavorable

<em>We find the actual quantity by putting the values from the given data in the formula of material quantity variance which is also called material usage variance.</em>

Formula

a. Material Quantity Variance= (Standard Price * Actual Quantity)-(Standard Price * Standard Quantity)

$3000= $ 10*Actual Quantity- $ 10 * 1200

$3000= $ 10*Actual Quantity- 12000

$3000 + 12000= $ 10*Actual Quantity

$ 10*Actual Quantity=15000

Actual Quantity= 15000/10= 1500 pounds

<em>Now the Materials price variance  can be calculated by putting the values in the formula of Materials price variance .</em>

b.Materials price variance = (Actual Price * Actual Quantity)- (Standard Price * Actual Quantity)

Materials price variance =( $ 9 *1500)- ($10* 1500)

Materials price variance = 13500- 15000= $ 1500 Favorable

<em>It is favorable because the standard price is more than the actual price.</em>

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