Wineman Incorporated makes a single product-an electrical motor used in many long-haul trucks. The company has a standard cost system in which it applies overhead to this product based on the standard machine-hours allowed for the actual output of the period. Data concerning the most recent year appear below:  Budgeted (Planned) Overhead:   Budgeted variable manufacturing overhead$153,425 Budgeted fixed manufacturing overhead 352,925 Total budgeted manufacturing overhead$ 506,350     Budgeted production (a) 25,000unitsStandard hours per unit (b) 1.90machine-hoursBudgeted hours (a) × (b) 47,500machine-hours    Applying Overhead:   Actual production (a) 23,000unitsStandard hours per unit (b) 1.90machine-hoursStandard hours allowed for the actual production (a) ×

(b) 43,700machine-hours    Actual Overhead and Hours:   Actual variable manufacturing overhead$107,000 Actual fixed manufacturing overhead 336,925 Total actual manufacturing overhead$ 443,925 Actual hours 42,800machine-hoursThe fixed overhead volume variance is: (Round your intermediate calculations to 2 decimal places.)

A. $12,234 U
B. $12,234 F
C. $28,234 U
D. $28,234 F


Answer: C

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