During the material-order review at the maintenance-shop wash bay, the cricket infill zone measures 6669 SF before a 9% waste allowance. Each insulation board covers 32 SF. How many boards should be ordered?
Correct Answer
A) 228 boards
Order quantity equals area times waste factor divided by 32 SF coverage, rounded up.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Order quantity equals area times waste factor divided by 32 SF coverage, rounded up.
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