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Sir,
Please check my answer is correct.The following information is for X plc:
Budget Production 13,120units Actual Production 12,920 units
Budget fixed O/H $45,920 Actual fixed O/H $48,400
Budget labour hours 26,240 Actual labour hours 25,200What is the fixed o/h efficiency variance?
Actual hours worked 25,200
Std hours worked 26,240
-1040 x 1.75 = $1820 (F)standard hours worked 26240 / 13 120= 2H per unit
standard hours adapted to the actual production 2 X 12920 units = 25 840 hours
actual hours worked given 25 200
standard rate 45920/ 26 240= 1,75
o/H efficiency is (25 840 -25200) 1.75 = 1120(F)
hope it helps, its what I know and almost sure its the right answer but you can ask the tutor.
Sir, can you help me out with this question please? How to calculate the learning rate when it is not given?
A company is intending to produce a new project.
They have made two “test” units- the first of them took 8 hours to make, and the second took 6 hours.
What is the learning rate?Please let me know how to calculate.
formula learning rate= average hours per unit / hour to make first unit
average hours (8+6)/2 =7
learning rate r= 7/ 8= 87.5 %its what I know, ask tutor to ask tutor forum, he’ll help you if you not sure.
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