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Variance:
Variance is the difference between the actual cost and budgeted cost for particular level of activity. It is computed by deducting the budgeted cost from the actual cost of the production.
Direct Material Cost Variance:
The difference between the actual cost incurred on the direct material and the budgeted cost expected to be incurred is called the direct material cost variance. It can either calculated by deducting the budgeted cost from the actual cost or adding the direct material price variance and direct material quantity variance.
Direct Labor Cost Variance:
The variance between the actual labor cost incurred and the budgeted labor cost is termed as direct labor cost variance. It can be computed by deducting the budgeted labor cost from the actual cost. On the contrary, it can also be ascertained by adding the direct labor rate variance and direct labor efficiency variance.
The difference between the Actual overhead cost incurred on a production or sale and the budgeted or expected overhead cost is termed as the overhead cost variance.
To determine:
1. Computation of
2. Compute the total cost variance of June.

Answer to Problem 8E
Solution:
1. Standard Cost per unit
Standard | Standard cost per unit | |
Direct material | 6 lbs. @ $8 per lb. | $48.00 |
Direct labor | 2 hrs. @ 16 per hr. | $32.00 |
Overhead | 2 hrs. @ $12 per hr. | $24.00 |
Total Standard Cost per unit | $104.00 |
2. Total Cost Variance of June
Variance | |
Direct Material Cost Variance | $8,850 U |
Direct LaboCost Variance | $3,050 U |
Overhead Cost Variance | $6,000 U |
Total Cost Variance | $17,900 U |
Explanation of Solution
Explanation:
1. Computation of Standard Cost per unit
2. Computation of Cost Variance
Direct Material Cost Variance
Direct Labor Cost Variance
Overhead Cost Variance
Conclusion:
Total standard cost per units is $104
The total cost variance is $ 17,900 Unfavorable
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