AI Maha company produces 600 units in a ten-hour day by 2 workers who use 400 kilos of raw materials. Each Worker is paid 5 Omani Rials per hour; raw material cost is 0.5 Rial per kilo. The overhead cost is 60 Omani Rials. Calculate the labor productivity measured in units per Rial O a. 6.0 O b. 4.0 O. 2.5 O d. 1.67 e. None is correct

AI Maha company produces 600 units in a ten-hour day by 2 workers who use 400 kilos of raw materials. Each Worker is paid 5 Omani Rials per hour; raw material cost is 0.5 Rial per kilo. The overhead cost is 60 Omani Rials. Calculate the labor productivity measured in units per Rial O a. 6.0 O b. 4.0 O. 2.5 O d. 1.67 e. None is correct

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