alleryStart learning →A variance where actual results are worse than expected is described as which kind?
AStandard variance
BFavorable variance
CVolume surplus
DAdverse variance
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Adverse variance
Worse-than-expected results, such as higher cost, are called adverse or unfavourable variances.
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