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Supplementary objective test questions




               3.6  The following extract from a standard cost card shows the materials to be used
                     in producing 100 litres of an agricultural fertiliser:

                     Material A             20 litres    @ $6.00 per litre
                     Material B             60 litres    @ $0.50 per litre
                     Material C             40 litres    @ $3.00 per litre

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                     In month 4, 7,500 litres of the agricultural fertiliser were produced using the
                     following materials:
                     Material A           1,800 litres

                     Material B           4,700 litres
                     Material C           3,100 litres

                     Using the individual units method, what is the total value of the materials
                     mix variance for month 4?

                     A     $850 favourable


                     B     $850 adverse

                     C     $1,020 favourable

                     D     $1,020 adverse


               3.7  An organisation pays the minimum acceptable labour rate to its staff of $22 per
                     hour. Each unit produced requires 5 hours of labour.

                     In Month 6, budgeted production was 400 units and actual production was
                     500 units. $57,575 was actually spent on 2,450 hours of labour.

                     It has subsequently been noted that the minimum acceptable hourly rate of
                     labour should have been set at $23 per hour.

                     What is the labour rate operational variance for Month 6?

                     A     $1,225 adverse

                     B     $1,500 adverse


                     C     $2,450 adverse

                     D     $3675 adverse





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