For 750 square feet of work at a productivity factor of 0.24 labor-hours per square foot, how many labor-hours are needed?
Correct Answer
A) 180 labor-hours.
Seven hundred fifty square feet times 0.24 labor-hours per square foot equals 180 labor-hours.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Seven hundred fifty square feet times 0.24 labor-hours per square foot equals 180 labor-hours.
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