D Question 14 Use the following data to find the direct labor efficiency variance. Direct labor standard (4.0 hrs.@ $7/hr.) Actual hours worked per unit Actual units produced Actual rate per hour O $3,413 unfavorable O $15,600 unfavorable O $15,600 favorable O $13,650 favorable O $3,412 favorable Question 15 $28per finished unit 3.5 hrs 3,900 units $7.25

D Question 14 Use the following data to find the direct labor efficiency variance. Direct labor standard (4.0 hrs.@ $7/hr.) Actual hours worked per unit Actual units produced Actual rate per hour O $3,413 unfavorable O $15,600 unfavorable O $15,600 favorable O $13,650 favorable O $3,412 favorable Question 15 $28per finished unit 3.5 hrs 3,900 units $7.25

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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