Reference no: EM132541996
Actual results
Total cost of purchasing material $58,000
Number of labor hours worked 1,000 hours
Number of material pounds used in production 5,850 pounds
Total labor cost $48,000
Number of units produced 300 units
Number of material pounds purchased 6,250 pounds
Leslie Company has established the following standards.
Price per pound of materials $10.00 per pound
Number of pounds of material to produce one unit 20 pounds
Standard labor rate $50.00 per hour
Number of labor hours to produce one unit 3 hours
Question 1: Compute Leslie's Materials Price Variance.
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