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    The document provides two exercises about calculating productivity metrics for cleaning businesses. Exercise 1 asks to calculate the labor hour productivity, labor productivity per dollar, machine productivity per dollar, and multifactor productivity for a carpet cleaning business. Exercise 2 asks to calculate the labor productivity, growth rate, and multifactor productivity for a car cleaning business that cleans 12 cars per hour with 5 employees being paid RM15 per hour.

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    The document provides two exercises about calculating productivity metrics for cleaning businesses. Exercise 1 asks to calculate the labor hour productivity, labor productivity per dollar, machine productivity per dollar, and multifactor productivity for a carpet cleaning business. Exercise 2 asks to calculate the labor productivity, growth rate, and multifactor productivity for a car cleaning business that cleans 12 cars per hour with 5 employees being paid RM15 per hour.

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    EXERCISE 1

    Bubble Wash Enterprise cleaned 1650 carpets per day and consumed the following
    resources:
     Labor : 520 hours at $13 per hour
     Solvent : 150 liters at $15 per liter
     Machine : $50 per day

    a) What is the labor hour productivity?


    b) What is the labor productivity per dollar?
    c) What is the machine productivity per dollar?
    d) What is the multifactor productivity?

    EXERCISE 2
    Hans Daniel is an owner of Bubble Car-Spa in Changloon, Kedah. During the operations,
    there are five people working eight hours per day cleaning a double dozen of vehicles in
    each hour. The cost incurred as follow; a labor: RM15 per hour, materials: RM10 and
    overhead: RM7. Last year the company had averagely cleaned 155 vehicles each day.
    Calculate the (a) Labor Productivity, (b) Growth Rate, and (c) Multifactor Productivity.

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