Question

10. Handy-Maid Cleaning Services operates 4 crews with 3 workers per crew. Different crews clean a different number of homes per week and spend a differing amount of hours. All homes cleaned are about the same size. The manager of Handy-Maid is trying to evaluate the productivity of each of the crews. The following data has been collected over the past week. Hours Homes Cleaned 35 Work Crew Anna, Sue, and Tim Jim, Jose, and Andy Rosie, Chandra, and Seth Sherry, Vicky, and Roger 45 15 10 Assuming the quality of cleaning was consistent between crews, which crew was most productive? [Show your calculations) a. Anna, Sue, and Tim b. Jim, Jose, and Andy C. Rosie, Chandra, and Seth d. Sherry, Vicky, and Roger

Answer 1

Answer:

Productivity= Output/Input

Output=Number of Homes Cleaned

Input=Number of Hours spent per week

Work Crew Anna,Sue, and Tim Jim, Jose, and Andy Hours (I Homes Cleaned (0) Productivity 35 10 0.286 15 45 0.333 Rosie, Chandra, and Seth 30 10 0.333 Sherry, Vicky, and Roger 42 18 0.429

After calculating the Productivity of the 4 crews we got to know that the "Sherry,Vicky, and Roger" crew has the highest productivity which is 0.429.