Bluebird Bakery produces bread sticks and uses a standard cost accounting system. The primary direct material is flour. Here are data regarding Bluebird's production activity for the month of May: Standard quantity of flour per batch Standard price per pound of flour Actual price paid for flour Actual quantity of flour purchased and used Spending variance for flour What is the direct material quantity variance for flour? 100 pounds $1.20 per pound $1.35 per pound 5,000 pounds $5,700 favorable

Bluebird Bakery produces bread sticks and uses a standard cost accounting system. The primary direct material is flour. Here are data regarding Bluebird's production activity for the month of May: Standard quantity of flour per batch Standard price per pound of flour Actual price paid for flour Actual quantity of flour purchased and used Spending variance for flour What is the direct material quantity variance for flour? 100 pounds $1.20 per pound $1.35 per pound 5,000 pounds $5,700 favorable

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