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    This document contains composition and material requirement (MR) ratio summaries for three different jacket categories: Cotton, Silk, and Wool. For the Cotton jacket, MR5 has the highest ratio at 1/3 and 32% of the total, while MR4 has the lowest at 0.03 and 3%. The Silk jacket lists MR1 as requiring the largest portion at 2/5 and 40%, with MR7 and MR4 needing the least. Finally, the Wool jacket identifies MR1 as the top ratio at 5/9 and 55%, followed by MR3 and MR5, with MR8 requiring the smallest amount.

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    This document contains composition and material requirement (MR) ratio summaries for three different jacket categories: Cotton, Silk, and Wool. For the Cotton jacket, MR5 has the highest ratio at 1/3 and 32% of the total, while MR4 has the lowest at 0.03 and 3%. The Silk jacket lists MR1 as requiring the largest portion at 2/5 and 40%, with MR7 and MR4 needing the least. Finally, the Wool jacket identifies MR1 as the top ratio at 5/9 and 55%, followed by MR3 and MR5, with MR8 requiring the smallest amount.

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    Jacket

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    This document contains composition and material requirement (MR) ratio summaries for three different jacket categories: Cotton, Silk, and Wool. For the Cotton jacket, MR5 has the highest ratio at 1/3 and 32% of the total, while MR4 has the lowest at 0.03 and 3%. The Silk jacket lists MR1 as requiring the largest portion at 2/5 and 40%, with MR7 and MR4 needing the least. Finally, the Wool jacket identifies MR1 as the top ratio at 5/9 and 55%, followed by MR3 and MR5, with MR8 requiring the smallest amount.

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    Category Name: Jacket

    Composition: Cotton
    MR9, 1/8, 12%

    MR1, 2/9, 22%

    MR1
    MR3
    MR4

    MR8, 1/5, 19%

    MR5

    MR3, 0.08 , 8%

    MR7

    MR4, 0.03 , 3%

    MR8

    MR7, 0.04 , 4%

    MR9
    MR5, 1/3, 32%

    MR
    Ratio

    MR1
    2/9

    MR3
    0.08

    MR4
    0.03

    MR5
    1/3

    MR7
    0.04

    MR8
    1/5

    MR9
    1/8

    Category Name: Jacket


    Composition: Silk
    MR9, 0.02 , 2%

    MR8, 1/9, 11%

    MR1

    MR7, 0.03 , 3%

    MR3
    MR1, 2/5, 40%

    MR4
    MR5
    MR7

    MR5, 1/4, 25%

    MR8
    MR9
    MR4, 1/9, 11%

    MR
    Ratio

    MR1
    2/5

    MR3
    0.08

    Category Name: Jacket


    Composition: Wool

    MR4
    1/9

    MR3, 0.08 , 8%

    MR5
    1/4

    MR7
    0.03

    MR8
    1/9

    MR9
    0.02

    MR8, 0.02, 2%

    MR5, 1/3, 33%

    MR1
    MR3
    MR1, 5/9, 55%

    MR5
    MR8

    MR3, 0.10, 10%

    MR
    Ratio

    MR1
    5/9

    MR3
    0.10

    MR4
    -

    MR5
    1/3

    MR7
    -

    MR8
    0.02

    MR9
    -

    Jacket

    For Cotton, MR5 needs the most quantities, with MR8 & MR9 next in line, with MR4 the least.

    For Jacket (silk), MR1 has the most allocations with almost 40%, with MR7 and MR8 the lowest.

    For Jacket (wool), MR1 has the highest ratio, of almost 5/9th, with MR5 & MR7 next in line, the
    rest of the MRs dont require any.

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