Johnston Manufacturing Company Purchased 14,000 Switches to Make 6,000 Units

Johnston Manufacturing Company purchased 14,000 switches to make 6,000 units. The standard allows for 2 switches per unit. The company actually used 12,500 to produce the 6,000 units. Johnson budgeted $0.75 per switch, but because they received a discount for purchasing more than 10,000 switches, they received a discount of $0.05 per switch and paid $0.70 each. What is Johnston’s direct materials quantity variance for the period?

A) $375 unfavorable
B) $375 favorable
C) $1,125 favorable
D) $1,500 favorable