CP Company produces various animal feeds in 50-kg bag. Each batch has a total of 4,000 kilograms of various raw materials and it is normal for each run a 2% loss during production occurs. After a run of 5 batches of FG-A, they produced three hundred ninety two 50-kg bags and the 393rd bag has 43 kilos only. The 393rd bag with 43 kilos only is considered as Immersive Reader (1 Point) Scrap. Spoiled. waste. defective.
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CP Company produces various animal feeds in 50-kg bag. Each batch has a total of 4,000 kilograms of various raw materials and it is normal for each run a 2% loss during production occurs. After a run of 5 batches of FG-A, they produced three hundred ninety two 50-kg bags and the 393rd bag has 43 kilos only. The 393rd bag with 43 kilos only is considered as Immersive Reader (1 Point)
Scrap.
Spoiled.
waste.
defective.
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