Question

The standard direct labor hours allowed is computed as a.Unit Labor Standard × Actual Output. b.Unit Labor Standard × Practical Output. c.Unit Labor Standard × Standard Output. d.Unit Labor Standard × Normal Output. e.Unit Labor Standard × Theoretical Output.

Answer 1

a. Unit Labor Standard × Actual Output.

Step-by-step explanation:

The standard direct labor hours allowed is the number of hours held for per unit based on the actual number of units produced. It can be determined by multiplying the unit labor based on standard per hour with the actual output

In mathematically,

Standard direct labor hours allowed = Unit Labor Standard × Actual Output

Hence, all other options are wrong