The Shum Company makes a product, Z, from two materials: X and Y. The standard prices and quantities are as follows: X Y $6 $9 Price per pound Pounds per unit of product Z 10 5 In May, 21,800 units of Z were produced by Shum Company, with the following actual prices and quantities of materials used:

The Shum Company makes a product, Z, from two materials: X and Y. The standard prices and quantities are as follows: X Y $6 $9 Price per pound Pounds per unit of product Z 10 5 In May, 21,800 units of Z were produced by Shum Company, with the following actual prices and quantities of materials used:

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Description: The Shum Company makes a product, Z, from two materials: X and Y. The standardprices and quantities are as follows:YPrice per pound$6 $9Pounds per unit of product Z 105In May, 21,800 units of Z were produced by Shum Company, with the following actua

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