During the month of January, the standard cost of actual hours worked amounted to Rs.25, 000, the standard direct labor rate was Rs.10 per hour and the direct labor efficiency variance amounted to Rs.1, 000 favorable. The standard hours allowed for actual production were:

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• During the month of December actual direct labor cost amounted to Rs. 39,550, the standard direct labor rate was Rs.10 per hour and the direct labor rate variance amounted toRs.450 favorable. The actual direct labor hours worked was:
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• Which of the following is a correct formula for computing direct materials price variance?