Q2/ A company is manufacturing mechanical parts. In the first year, this company manufactured 200 kg of mechanical parts by consuming 300 kg of raw materials. In the second year, the output is increased to 280 kg by consuming 800 kg of raw materials. In the third year, the output decreased to 100 kg by consuming 103 kg of raw materials. In the fourth year, the output decreased to 90 kg by consuming 91 kg of raw materials. Calculate the productivity for each year. Then, discuss and compare the results.

Q2/ A company is manufacturing mechanical parts. In the first year, this company manufactured 200 kg of mechanical parts by consuming 300 kg of raw materials. In the second year, the output is increased to 280 kg by consuming 800 kg of raw materials. In the third year, the output decreased to 100 kg by consuming 103 kg of raw materials. In the fourth year, the output decreased to 90 kg by consuming 91 kg of raw materials. Calculate the productivity for each year. Then, discuss and compare the results.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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