A sporting goods division sells two types of juvenile skates; Atom and Mite. The following data are from the division's August results. Actual sales were 1,600 items, and the budget was 2,200 items.
Variable costs per unit (pair) were budgeted at $56 for the Atom skates, and $119,350 in total.
Required:
Compute the sale-mix variance by type of skate, and in total.
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