Examveda

If an actual selling price is $400, an actual result is $250 and an actual units sold are 500, then selling price variance will be

A. $45,000

B. $55,000

C. $75,000

D. $65,000

Answer: Option C

Solution (By Examveda Team)

Selling price variance is calculated using the formula:

Selling Price Variance = (Actual Selling Price - Actual Result) x Actual Units Sold

Given:

Actual Selling Price = $400

Actual Result = $250

Actual Units Sold = 500

Substituting the values:

Selling Price Variance = ($400 - $250) x 500

Selling Price Variance = $150 x 500

Selling Price Variance = $75,000

Therefore, the selling price variance will be $75,000.

This Question Belongs to Commerce >> Costing

Join The Discussion

Comments (2)

  1. فلاح حسن
    فلاح حسن:
    1 year ago

    selling price variance=(actual selling price - actual result)*sold unit quantity
    =(400$-250$)*500 unit.
    = 750,000$

  2. Jai Karna
    Jai Karna:
    5 years ago

    Please give explanation

Related Questions on Costing