A production manager finds that for every 1,000 units of output his company produces, 5.8% 1s defective (i.e. waste). If the production process of this company uses 40 units of material to produce 120 units of output, determine the quantity of material and the output level that will be required to produce 142,500 non-defective units. Use it to answer questions 48 - 52. 48. What is the number of defective units for every 1000 units of output? (a) 58 (b) 580 (c) 600 (d) 700 49. To produce 142,500 non-defective units, the output level required is: (a) 142,500 (b) 142,765 (c) 150,675 (d) 150,765 50. How many defective units will be produced for an output of 136,000? (a) 6580 (b) 7888 (c) 8250 (d) 9000

A production manager finds that for every 1,000 units of output his company produces, 5.8% 1s defective (i.e. waste). If the production process of this company uses 40 units of material to produce 120 units of output, determine the quantity of material and the output level that will be required to produce 142,500 non-defective units. Use it to answer questions 48 - 52. 48. What is the number of defective units for every 1000 units of output? (a) 58 (b) 580 (c) 600 (d) 700 49. To produce 142,500 non-defective units, the output level required is: (a) 142,500 (b) 142,765 (c) 150,675 (d) 150,765 50. How many defective units will be produced for an output of 136,000? (a) 6580 (b) 7888 (c) 8250 (d) 9000

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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