Scion Company manufactures jeans. In June, Scion made $625$ 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:

Variance

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Additional Data

$\backslash$table$[[$Variable overhead cost standard,$$0\mathrm{.}05$ per DLHr$],[$Direct labor efficiency standard,$4$ DLHr per jean$],[$Actual amount of direct labor hours,$3,200DLHr$