Connie's Candy Company produces various types of candies that they sell to retailers. Connie's Candy establishes a standard price for candy-making materials of $13 per pound. Each box of candy is expected to use 1 pounds of candy-making materials. Connie's Candy found that the actual price of materials was $17 per pound. They actually used 9 pounds of materials to make each box. What is the direct material price variance? Your Answer: Answer Connie's Candy establishes a standard rate per hour for labor of $17. Each box of candy is expected to require 3 hours of labor. Connie's Candy found that the actual rate of pay per hour for labor was $13. Actual labor to make each box was 18 hours. What is the direct labor time variance? (Do not include commas or periods in your answer) Your Answer: Answer Connie's Candy Company produces various types of candies that they sell to retailers. Connie's Candy establishes a standard price for candy-making materials of $19 per pound. Each box of candy is expected to use 9 pounds of candy-making materials. Connie's Candy found that the actual price of materials was $12 per pound. They actually used 11 pounds of materials to make each box. What is the direct material quantity variance? Your Answer: Answer Connie's Candy establishes a standard rate per hour for labor of $14. Each box of candy is expected to require 7 hours of labor. Connie's Candy found that the actual rate of pay per hour for labor was $18. Actual labor to make each box was 9 hours. What is the direct labor rate variance? (Do not include commas or periods in your answer) Your