QUESTION THREE [25] YDK Ltd manufactures a single product and uses a standard variable costing system...

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QUESTION THREE [25] 
YDK Ltd manufactures a single product and uses a standard variable costing system to record all transactions. You have been given the following budget information for the accounting period under review: Budget production units - 10 000 Budget sales units - 10 000 Standard cost for each unit of production - Direct material A: 20 Kgs at R 5 per Kg B: 10 Kgs at R 8 per Kg Direct wages 6 hours at R 20 per hour Fixed manufacturing costs R 100 000 Other non-manufacturing costs (fixed) R 20 000 The selling price has been budgeted at R 340 per unit The actual results for the accounting period were as follows: Actual production units - 12 000 Actual sales units - 8 000 Actual costs of production - Direct material A: 226 000 Kgs at a total cost of R 1 152 600 B: 154 000 Kgs at a total cost of R 1 309 000 Closing stock of raw materials - Direct material A: 10 000 Kgs B: 10 000 Kgs 4 Direct wages 66 000 hours at a total cost of R 1 452 000 Fixed manufacturing costs R 80 000 Other non-manufacturing costs (fixed) R 22 000 The actual selling price was as per budget You are required to analyse the following variances in Rand amounts and state whether they are favourable / unfavourable:
Questions 3
3.1 Material price variance (5) 
3.2 Material mix variance (5) 
3.3 Material yield variance (5) 
3.4 Labour rate variance (5)
3.5 Labour efficiency variance (5)

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