P 12-13: Hurricane Catalyst Hurricane Catalyst produces a variety of specialty chemicals. Hurricane uses a standard costing system. On June 19, it purchased 4,400 pounds of AD98 for $105,380 because it had no inventory of this chemical input. The standard price of AD98 is $23.50 per pound. On July 28, Hurricane produced 1,200 units of a catalyst, ZZ875, using 4,350 pounds of AD98. The standard cost sheet for ZZ875 calls for 3.5 pounds of AD98 for each unit of ZZ875 produced. Required: Compute the following quantities: a. Price variance of AD98. b. Quantity variance of AD98 used in producing ZZ875. c. Dollar amount of AD98 charged to ZZ875's work-in-process inventory on July 28.

P 12-13: Hurricane Catalyst Hurricane Catalyst produces a variety of specialty chemicals. Hurricane uses a standard costing system. On June 19, it purchased 4,400 pounds of AD98 for $105,380 because it had no inventory of this chemical input. The standard price of AD98 is $23.50 per pound. On July 28, Hurricane produced 1,200 units of a catalyst, ZZ875, using 4,350 pounds of AD98. The standard cost sheet for ZZ875 calls for 3.5 pounds of AD98 for each unit of ZZ875 produced. Required: Compute the following quantities: a. Price variance of AD98. b. Quantity variance of AD98 used in producing ZZ875. c. Dollar amount of AD98 charged to ZZ875's work-in-process inventory on July 28.

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Hurricane Catalyst produces a variety of specialty chemicals. Hurricane uses a standard costing system. On June 19, it purchased 4,400 pounds of AD98 for $105,380 because it had no inventory of this chemical input. The standard price of AD98 is $23.50 per pound. On July 28, Hurricane produced 1,200 units of a catalyst, ZZ875, using 4,350 pounds of AD98. The standard cost sheet for ZZ875 calls for 3.5 pounds of AD98 for each unit of ZZ875 produced.

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Compute the following quantities:

a. Price variance of AD98.

b. Quantity variance of AD98 used in producing ZZ875.

c. Dollar amount of AD98 charged to ZZ875’s work-in-process inventory on July 28.

d. AD98’s raw material inventory balance as of July 29.

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