Auto Suppliers Inc. provides the following standard and actual costs for direct materials to produce 3,000 units of product: Quantity for actual production Price per lb. Standard 2,100 lbs. $5.70 Actual 2,900 lbs. $5.20 Determine the direct material quantity variance. Group of answer choices -$1,450 favorable $4,560 unfavorable $3,110 unfavorable -$4,560 favorable

Auto Suppliers Inc. provides the following standard and actual costs for direct materials to produce 3,000 units of product: Quantity for actual production Price per lb. Standard 2,100 lbs. $5.70 Actual 2,900 lbs. $5.20 Determine the direct material quantity variance. Group of answer choices -$1,450 favorable $4,560 unfavorable $3,110 unfavorable -$4,560 favorable

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