Shaw Company produced 730 units. Its overhead alocation base is DLH and its standard amount per allocation base is 8 DLH per unitits standard overhead rate is $10 per DLH. The flexible overhead budget at an activity level of 730 units shows $28,500 in varlableoverhead costs and $32.500 in fixed overhead costs. Compute the volume variance. (Indicate the effect of the variance by selectingfavorable, unfavorable, or no variance)Volume VarianeeButpeted eble overhead atuns producedStandard overhead appledVolume variance

Volume variance refers to the difference among the actual sold quantity as well as the budgeted…

Shaw Company produced 730 units. ts overhead allocation base is OLH and its standard amount per allocation base is 8 DLH per unit ts standard overhead rate is $10 per DLH. The flexible overhead budget at an activity level of 730 units shows $28,500 in varlable overhead costs and S32.500 in fed overhead costs. Compute the volume variance. (Indicate the effect of the variance by selecting faverable, unfavorable, or no variance) Verane butad (ee overhead at units produced Sandard overhead appled Volume variance

Shaw Company produced 730 units. ts overhead allocation base is OLH and its standard amount per allocation base is 8 DLH per unit ts standard overhead rate is $10 per DLH. The flexible overhead budget at an activity level of 730 units shows $28,500 in varlable overhead costs and S32.500 in fed overhead costs. Compute the volume variance. (Indicate the effect of the variance by selecting faverable, unfavorable, or no variance) Verane butad (ee overhead at units produced Sandard overhead appled Volume variance

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