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lakkis [162]
3 years ago
9

Alpha Company manufactures Product P and sells it in packs of 10 units. The actual results for the first week in January are as

follows: Actual production 25,000 packs of Product P Actual cost of raw material Q 95,500 units at $0.85 Actual cost of labor 500 hours at $6.25 Standard quantity of raw material 96,000 units for 25,000 units of Product P Standard price of raw material Q $0.77 Calculate the total material variance for Product P for the first week in January
Business
1 answer:
kaheart [24]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:67500

The right solution is "13,675 U".

Explanation:

According to the question,

The standard material cost will be:

= 25000\times (\frac{90000}{30000} )\times 0.90

= 25000\times 30000\times 0.90

= 67,500

The actual material cost will be:

= 95500\times 0.85

= 81,175

hence,

The total material price variance will be:

= Actual \ cost - Standard \ cost

= 81175-67500

= $13,675 (Unfavorable)

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