You are targeting a total production volume increase of 10% in the next 7 days compared to the last 7 days' actual production volume. assuming you maintain the same productivity rate as last week for the next 7 days, approximately how many scheduled hours will you need to schedule to achieve this goal?

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Jamya Tucker

Business

25 April, 14:34

You are targeting a total production volume increase of 10% in the next 7 days compared to the last 7 days' actual production volume. assuming you maintain the same productivity rate as last week for the next 7 days, approximately how many scheduled hours will you need to schedule to achieve this goal?

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Rowan Sanchez · Answer 1

Let x = current producton rate in vol/hour.

Then the current production volume in 7 days is

V = (24*7) x = 168x

The targeted production increase is 10%, so the new weekly volume is

1.1 * (168x) = 184.8x

Let y = the extra hours required to meet the new targeted volume. Therefore

(168 + y) x = 184.8x

Divide by x.

168 + y = 184.8

y = 184.8 - 168 = 16.8 hours

Answer:

For the week:

The scheduled hours is 184.8

The extra hours is 16.8