Sunland Company manufactures a product with a standard direct labor cost of two hours at $16 per hour. During July, 3500 units were produced using 7200 hours at $16.3 per hour. The labor quantity variance was O $1160 U. O $3200 U. O $3260 F. O $3260 U.
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