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The Charger Company makes tables for which the following standards have been developed:  Standard Inputs  Standard Frice  Expected for Each  Expected per  Unit of Output  Unit of Output  Direct materials 10 pounds $4 per pound  Directlabor 3 hours $16 per hour \begin{array}{cc}&\text { Standard Inputs } & \text { Standard Frice } \\&\text { Expected for Each } & \text { Expected per } \\&\text { Unit of Output } & \text { Unit of Output }\\\hline\text { Direct materials } & 10 \text { pounds } & \$ 4 \text { per pound } \\\text { Directlabor } & 3 \text { hours } & \$ 16 \text { per hour }\end{array} Production of 230 tables was expected in July, but 250 tables were actually completed. Direct materials purchased and used were 2,200 pounds at an actual price of $4.50 per pound.Direct-labor cost for the month was $10,620, and the actual pay per hour was $18.00._____ is the direct-material price variance for July.

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