A company produces lawnmowers. An outside supplier has offered to make the 10.970 lawnmower motors needed each year. The following per-unit costs pertain to one lawnmower motor: Direct materials: Direct labor: $21 Factory Rent: $15 Variable manufacturing overhead: $5 Depreciation of Special Equipment: $4 Allocated General Overhead: The company would continue to rent the factory, even if the supplier's offer were accepted and lawnmower motor production were outsourced. If lawnmower motor production were outsourced. the special equipment would be discarded and the allocated general overhead would be reduced by 20%. What is the maximum price per motor that this company should be willing to pay to purchase the motors from the outside supplier? (Round to the nearest dollar and cents) Question 8 3 pts A bakery finds that the materials price variance for rye flour, which is used only to make rye bread, is unfavorable in the month of December. Which of the following could have caused this variance to be unfavorable? (Check all that apply.) The bakery used more flour per loaf of bread than budgeted during December The bakery made more bread than budgeted during December The bakery made less bread than budgeted during December Flour purchased in December cost less per pound than budgeted The bakery used less flour per loaf of bread than budgeted during December Flour purchased in December cost more per pound than budgeted