Shand Pipes offers three types of valves for sale to retailers: Ball Valves, Butterfly Valves and Foot Valves. Actual and Budget operating data by product for the most recent reporting period are as follows: Thank you, appreciate your help c. Provide an explanation for the primary driver of the sales-mix variance. ACTUALB.FlyFootBallBall45,220Sales-# valves71,400121,38057,500Sales Price pervalve$449$190$125$450VC per valve$288 $142$95$290a. Calculate the sales-mix variance for each product and in total.b. Calculate the sales-quantity variance for each product and in total.BUDGETB.Fly87,500$200$140Foot105,000$120$90

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Shand Pipes offers three types of valves for sale to retailers: Ball Valves, Butterfly Valves and Foot Valves. Actual and Budget operating data by product for the most recent reporting period are as follows:

Shand Pipes offers three types of valves for sale to retailers: Ball Valves, Butterfly Valves and Foot Valves. Actual and Budget operating data by product for the most recent reporting period are as follows:

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