The total number of carpets cleaned in October = 85 rugs
The total number of labor hours used = 525 hours
The hourly labor cost = $17
The total labor cost = The total number of labor hours used * The hourly labor cost
= 525 * 17
= $8925
The total amount of solvent used = 100 gallons
The cost per gallon of solvent = $8
The total solvent cost = The total amount of solvent used * The cost per gallon of solvent
= 100 * 8
= $800
The total number of days that the machine was rented = 22 days
The cost per day of machine = $60
The total machine rental cost = The total number of days that the machine was rented * The cost per day of machine
= 22 * 60
= $1320
The total cost of cleaning the carpets = The total labor cost + The total solvent cost + The total machine rental cost
= 8925 + 800 + 1320
= $11045
Ans a)
Labor productivity = The total number of carpets cleaned in October / The total labor cost
= 85 / 8925
= 0.0095 rugs per dollar
Ans b)
Multifactor productivity = The total number of carpets cleaned in October / The total cost of cleaning the carpets
= 85 / 11045
= 0.0077 rugs per dollar
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