Use the following data to find the direct labor cost variance.
A) $6,125 unfavorable.
B) $7,000 unfavorable.
C) $7,000 favorable.
D) $12,250 favorable.
E) $6,125 favorable.

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The direct labor cost variance is calculated as the difference between the actual labor costs and the standard labor costs for the actual production level. Without specific data provided in the question (such as actual hours worked, standard hours allowed for actual production, actual rate per hour, and standard rate per hour), it's not possible to calculate or determine the correct variance. Therefore, without the necessary data to perform calculations, no accurate answer can be provided.

Use the Following Data to Find the Direct Labor Cost