Question 2 Vasquez Construction Materials Company has a sales office that sells concrete culvert pipes to property developers. The sales office is a revenue center and prepares a monthly responsibility report. The following information is provided.Revenue Center Responsibility ReportActualSalesRevenue$31,500ProductТуре40 inchFlexibleBudgetVarianceFlexibleBudget$30,000SalesVolumeVarianceStaticBudgetU/FU/F$40.80036 inch long36 inch short 36,10042,20033,20040,15033.00031,10032 inch19,00020.30028,400What is the sales volume variance for the 36 – inch long pipe?tO A. $2,050UO B. $10,800 UO c. $1,500 FO D. $9,200F

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Vasquez Construction Materials Company has a sales office that sells concrete culvert pipes to property developers. The sales office is a revenue center and prepares a monthly responsibility report. The following information is providec Revenue Center Responsibility Report Flexible Budget Variance Actual Sales Revenue $31,500 Flexible Budget $30,000 Sales Volume Variance Static Budget $40,800 Product Турe U/E U/F 40 inch 36 inch long 40,150 42,200 33,000 36 inch short 36,100 33,200 31,100 32 inch 19,000 20,300 28,400 What is the sales volume variance for the 36 - inch long pipe? O A. $2,050 U O B. $10,800 U Oc. $1,500 F O D. $9,200 F

Vasquez Construction Materials Company has a sales office that sells concrete culvert pipes to property developers. The sales office is a revenue center and prepares a monthly responsibility report. The following information is providec Revenue Center Responsibility Report Flexible Budget Variance Actual Sales Revenue $31,500 Flexible Budget $30,000 Sales Volume Variance Static Budget $40,800 Product Турe U/E U/F 40 inch 36 inch long 40,150 42,200 33,000 36 inch short 36,100 33,200 31,100 32 inch 19,000 20,300 28,400 What is the sales volume variance for the 36 - inch long pipe? O A. $2,050 U O B. $10,800 U Oc. $1,500 F O D. $9,200 F

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