Brighton Corp. purchased 90,000 units of raw materials for $432,000. Each finished product requires 3 units of raw materials, and the standard cost of raw material is $15 per completed unit. During the period, Brighton produced 28,500 finished units and used 85,200 units of raw material. What is the materials purchase price variance?

Brighton Corp. purchased 90,000 units of raw materials for $432,000. Each finished product requires 3 units of raw materials, and the standard cost of raw material is $15 per completed unit. During the period, Brighton produced 28,500 finished units and used 85,200 units of raw material. What is the materials purchase price variance?

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