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Mzimba Sofa Company has developed the following manufacturing overhead standards for its sofa production. Mzimba Sofa Company has developed the following manufacturing overhead standards for its sofa production.   Manufacturing overhead at Mzimba is applied to production on the basis of standard machine-hours. The above standards were based on an expected annual volume of 20,000 sofas. The actual results last year were as follows:   -What was Mzimba's fixed manufacturing overhead volume variance? A)  $12,080 favorable B)  $42,920 unfavorable C)  $61,000 unfavorable D)  $73,080 favorable Manufacturing overhead at Mzimba is applied to production on the basis of standard machine-hours. The above standards were based on an expected annual volume of 20,000 sofas. The actual results last year were as follows: Mzimba Sofa Company has developed the following manufacturing overhead standards for its sofa production.   Manufacturing overhead at Mzimba is applied to production on the basis of standard machine-hours. The above standards were based on an expected annual volume of 20,000 sofas. The actual results last year were as follows:   -What was Mzimba's fixed manufacturing overhead volume variance? A)  $12,080 favorable B)  $42,920 unfavorable C)  $61,000 unfavorable D)  $73,080 favorable
-What was Mzimba's fixed manufacturing overhead volume variance?


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