Restore Company manufactures jeans. In June, Restore made $650$ pairs of jeans, but had budgeted production at $800$ pairs of jeans. The allocation base for overhead costs is direct labor hours. The following additional data is available for the month: $($Round intermediary calculations to two decimal places and final answers to the nearest whole dollar, $X$.$XX$.$ Enter a $"0"$ for any zero balances. For any $$0$ variances, enter N$/$A for the label. Abbreviation used: DLHr $=$ per hour of direct labor.$)$

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Calculate the following variances:

The variable overhead cost variance is

The variable overhead efficiency variance is

The total variable overhead variance is

The fixed overhead cost variance is

The fixed overhead volume variance is

The total fixed overhead variance is

Additional Data

Variable overhead cost standard

Direct labor efficiency standard

Actual amount of direct labor hours

Actual cost of variable overhead

Fixed overhead cost standard

Budgeted fixed overhead

Actual cost of fixed overhead

$$0\mathrm{.}70$ per DLHr

$3$ DLHr per jean

$2,925$ DLHr

$$2,633$

$$0\mathrm{.}50$ per DLHr

$$1,210$

$$960$