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Dec 6, 2023

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Cycle USA is in the business of making innertubes for bicycles. They manufacture both large and small innertubes. Both of the tubes use the same material but require different amounts of material. The material usage is as follows: Large Small 1.25 feet at $0.25 Rubber 3 feet at $0.25 per foot ectat $ per foot Connector 1at $0.03 1at $0.03 On June 1, Cycle USA purchased 25,000 feet of rubber for $6,875. During the month of June, Cycle USA used 14,500 feet of rubber to make 3,000 large tubes and 4,000 small tubes. Calculate the direct materials price variance * Type your response with no commas and 2 decimal places 625.(% A. $6,875/25,000 = $0.275 14,500 x (0.275 - $0.25) = $362.50 (unfavorable) direct materials price variance One possible correct answer is: 362.50 Calculate the direct materials quantity variance * Type your response with no commas and 2 decimal places o One possible correct answer is: 125.00 Calculate the total direct materials cost variance * Type your response with no commas and 2 decimal places 750.) x $362.50 U + $125 U = $487.50 unfavorable direct material cost variance One possible correct answer is: 487.50 If Cycle USA bought 10,000 connectors costing $310, what would the direct materials price variance be for the connectors? * Type your response with no commas and 2 decimal places oade One possible correct answer is: 7.00 How much did they pay per foot for the rubber if there was an unfavorable direct materials price variance of $125? * Type your response with no commas and 2 decimal places (##.##) 0.26 v
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