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A crew installs 420 linear ft of layout control in 7 hours. What average production rate did the crew achieve?

Correct Answer

B) 60 linear ft/hr

The average production rate is 420 linear ft / 7 hr = 60 linear ft/hr.

Answer Options
A
48 linear ft/hr
B
60 linear ft/hr
C
70 linear ft/hr
D
2,940 linear ft/hr

Why This Is the Correct Answer

The average production rate is 420 linear ft / 7 hr = 60 linear ft/hr.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: 48 linear ft/hr

crew productivity rate, choice a: 48 linear ft/hr backs into 6.86 when divided by 7; the accepted setup gives 8.57 on that same base.

Option C: 70 linear ft/hr

crew productivity rate, choice c: 70 linear ft/hr backs into 10 when divided by 7; the accepted setup gives 8.57 on that same base.

Option D: 2,940 linear ft/hr

crew productivity rate, choice d: 2,940 linear ft/hr equals 420 x 7. That multiplies those two listed numbers.

Memory Technique

Say the crew productivity rate rule aloud as a chain; the chain ends at 60 linear ft/hr, not an intermediate stop.

Reference Hint

Open Construction Jobsite Management, 5th Ed. (2024); use by topic index - labor hours / productivity / earned value / job cost to confirm that The average production rate is 420 linear ft / 7 hr = 60 linear ft/hr.

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