Question 29Cases Ltd sells premium phone cases. The following data are available regarding their annual sales.ActualBudgeted12,40011,600£165,000£ 84,000Sales (units)Sales (value in £)Variable costs at standard priceThe sales volume variance is:O A. £4,161 adverseOB. £5,586 adverseO C. £4,448 adverseO D. £4,448 favourableO E. £5,586 favourableOF. £4,161 favourable£ 154,500£90,000

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