Curly Farms manufactures the bags of frozen french fries used at many restaurants. Last week, Curly Farms purchased (transferred in from its potato farms) and used 97,000 kg of potatoes at a price of $0.85 per kilogram. During the week. 2,150 direct labour hours were incurred in the plant at a rate of $12.55 per hour. The standard price per kilogram of potatoes is $1.05, and the standard direct labour rate is $12.25 per hour. Standards indicate that for the number of bags of frozen fries produced, the factory should have used 94,000 kg of potatoes and 1,950 hours of direct labour. Requirements 1. Determine the direct materials price and efficiency variances. Be sure to label each variance as favourable or unfavourable. 2. Think of a plausible explanation for the variances found in Requirement 1. 3. Determine the direct labour price and efficiency variances. Be sure to label each variance as favourable or unfavourable. 4. Could the explanation for the labour variances be tied to the material variances? Explain. Requirement 1. Determine the direct materials price and efficiency variances. Be sure to label each variance as favourable or unfavourable. (Enter the results as positive numbers.) Direct Materials Price Variance Direct Materials Efficiency Variance Requirement 2. Think of a plausible explanation for the variances found in Requirement 1. One plausible explanation is that Curly Farms bought price, which resulted in the V. As a result, the manufacturing facility V price variance. However, because the potatoes were potatoes than standards allow. This accounts for the efficiency variance Requirement 3. Determine the direct labour price and efficiency variances. Be sure to label each variance as favourable or unfavourable. (Enter the results as positive numbers.) Direct Labour Price Variance Direct Labour Efficiency Variance Requirement Could the synlanation for the labour variances be tied to the material variances? Fynlain Requirement 4. Could the explanation for the labour variances be tied to the material variances? Explain. The labour price and efficiency variances be tied to the material variances. For example, if the material variances were the result of purchasing labour in sorting the potatoes. As a result, it would have had to pay workers , then the factory would use