Missing information for BL For each independent case, fill in the missing figures. Case A Case B Case C Case D Units produced 1,400 (d) 630 336 2,100 Standard hours per unit 3.50 0.90 (g) () Standard hours |(a) 4,900 1,260 840 (k) Standard rate per hour $7.25 (e) $ $10.50 $7.00 Actual hours worked 4,760 1,365 (h) 6,860 Actual labor cost (b) $ 33,320 (f) $ $8,652 $44,590 Labor rate variance $1,190 F $1,365 F $420 U () $ Labor efficiency variance (c) $ 1,015 F $1,071 U (0) $ $3,920 U

Missing information for BL For each independent case, fill in the missing figures. Case A Case B Case C Case D Units produced 1,400 (d) 630 336 2,100 Standard hours per unit 3.50 0.90 (g) () Standard hours |(a) 4,900 1,260 840 (k) Standard rate per hour $7.25 (e) $ $10.50 $7.00 Actual hours worked 4,760 1,365 (h) 6,860 Actual labor cost (b) $ 33,320 (f) $ $8,652 $44,590 Labor rate variance $1,190 F $1,365 F $420 U () $ Labor efficiency variance (c) $ 1,015 F $1,071 U (0) $ $3,920 U

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Chapter5: Process Costing

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