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Updated on: 30 Sep 2023, 01:20
Originally posted by Sajjad1994 on 20 Jan 2021, 23:30.
Last edited by BottomJee on 30 Sep 2023, 01:20, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by BottomJee on 30 Sep 2023, 01:20, edited 1 time in total.
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Number of workers to
produce T TVs per hour: \(\frac{T}{X}\) Number of workers to
produce 40 TVs per hour: \(\frac{40}{X}\)
produce T TVs per hour: \(\frac{T}{X}\) Number of workers to
produce 40 TVs per hour: \(\frac{40}{X}\)
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Employees working on an assembly line produce only televisions, and each employee can produce X televisions per hour, working at a constant rate. When all available employees are working, the assembly line is operating at full capacity, and its total production is T televisions per hour.
In terms of the variables X and T, select the expression that represents the number of employees needed to operate at the maximum rate of T televisions per hour, and select the expression that represents the number of employees needed to produce 40 televisions per hour. Make only two selections, one in each column.
In terms of the variables X and T, select the expression that represents the number of employees needed to operate at the maximum rate of T televisions per hour, and select the expression that represents the number of employees needed to produce 40 televisions per hour. Make only two selections, one in each column.
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Number of workers to produce T TVs per hour |
Number of workers to produce 40 TVs per hour |
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| \(\frac{40}{T}\) | ||
| \(\frac{40}{X}\) | ||
| \(\frac{T}{40}\) | ||
| \(\frac{X}{40}\) | ||
| \(\frac{T}{X}\) | ||
| \(\frac{X}{T}\) |
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Number of workers to
produce T TVs per hour: \(\frac{T}{X}\) Number of workers to
produce 40 TVs per hour: \(\frac{40}{X}\)
produce T TVs per hour: \(\frac{T}{X}\) Number of workers to
produce 40 TVs per hour: \(\frac{40}{X}\)
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Number of workers to produce T TVs per hour
Employees rate of producing television = X per hour
Total Production when employees work at maximum efficiency = T per hour
Employees needed to obtain maximum production = \(\frac{T}{X}\)
Number of workers to produce 40 TVs per hour
Employees rate of producing television = X per hour
Production qty required = 40 per hour
Employees needed produce 40 TVs = \(\frac{40}{X}\)
Employees rate of producing television = X per hour
Total Production when employees work at maximum efficiency = T per hour
Employees needed to obtain maximum production = \(\frac{T}{X}\)
Number of workers to produce 40 TVs per hour
Employees rate of producing television = X per hour
Production qty required = 40 per hour
Employees needed produce 40 TVs = \(\frac{40}{X}\)
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