Camp-In-Style, Inc., produces a variety of camping products on a year-round basis. The best-selling item is a compact portable camping stove made from sheets of rust-free aluminum. Production of this stove requires two main operations: cutting/assembly and coating. The basic direct materials used are aluminum sheeting, a polyurethane base coating, and a gas jet assembly. Quantity, time, and cost standards for the camping stove are as follows: Direct materials consist of : - sheet aluminum (two 2-by-3-meter sheets per stove at \$1.15 per sheet), - 1.2 liters of coating materials per stove at $.80 per liter, and - A gas jet assembly purchased at $11.30. Labor: - Direct labor in the Cutting/Assembly Department is expected to produce 50 stoves per hour at $9.50 per hour. - Direct labor in the Coating Department can handle 32 stoves per hour at $8 per hour. Normal capacity is 126,000 stoves per year. The firm actually produced 120,000 units during the year, and the production records contain the following information: For direct materials: - the firm used 241,200 sheets of aluminum at $1,10 per sheet, - 148,500 liters of coating at $.77 per liter, and - 120,100 gas jet assemblies costing a total of $1,369,140. - Direct labor: in the Cutting/Assembly Department amounted to 2,800 hours at $9.25 per hour - In the Coating Department, it amounted to 3,560 hours at $7.50 per hour. Requirement: Using the information provided, determine the following variances (remember to indicate whether the variance is favorable or unfavorable) You may use any of the methods we practiced in class. 15 points 1. Direct materials price variances (by material) (You have 3 direct materials.) 2. Direct materials quantity variances (by material) 3. Direct labor rate variances (by department) 4. Direct labor efficiency variances (by department)