You are the manager of an assembly plant and have determined that the employee of the week would be the one that was the most efficient. Jimmy worked a total of 30 hours and assembled a total of 80 radios, Jordan worked a total of 42 hours and assembled a total of 115 radios and Denise worked a total of 38 hours and assembled a total of 100 radios. To determine the employee of the week you divided the number of radios assembled by the number of hours worked and rewarded the employee that got the highest number. Is this the correct method?

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Alisa Williamson

Mathematics

13 December, 03:17

You are the manager of an assembly plant and have determined that the employee of the week would be the one that was the most efficient. Jimmy worked a total of 30 hours and assembled a total of 80 radios, Jordan worked a total of 42 hours and assembled a total of 115 radios and Denise worked a total of 38 hours and assembled a total of 100 radios. To determine the employee of the week you divided the number of radios assembled by the number of hours worked and rewarded the employee that got the highest number. Is this the correct method?

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Kimora Fry · Answer 1

No because Jordan could have rushed working on the radios and the radios couldn't have turned out well. It said the most efficient that means good quality