Defect A B C D E Defect Description Poorly Covered Etiqueta corrida Volume out of specifications Soda color Chemical composition of soft drink Internal Pressure Units What is the cost for defective production? 90 71 100 96 2 50 It is known that defects A, D, E and F make the soft drink unusable and its cost is equivalent to 3.00 pesos per unit. And defects B and C cost 1.20 pesos per unit. If an adjustment is made in the mixing process that eliminates the color defect, what is the economic effect achieved with this measure?

Defect A B C D E Defect Description Poorly Covered Etiqueta corrida Volume out of specifications Soda color Chemical composition of soft drink Internal Pressure Units What is the cost for defective production? 90 71 100 96 2 50 It is known that defects A, D, E and F make the soft drink unusable and its cost is equivalent to 3.00 pesos per unit. And defects B and C cost 1.20 pesos per unit. If an adjustment is made in the mixing process that eliminates the color defect, what is the economic effect achieved with this measure?

Practical Management Science

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