Answer:
Effectiveness = 0.75
Explanation:
Availability time for a each day = 10 hr = 600 minutes
Total time for fabricating is given as 90 minutes'
Total time to set up one part 10 minutes
Total parts made in each single day 5
Percentage of defective part 10%
Total production time for a single part = setup time + fabricated time
= 10+ 90 = 100 min
Production time for 5 part =5 × 100 = 500 minutes
Total number of defective parts = 10% of 5 = 0.5 parts
Time to replaced defective = 0.5 × 100 = 50 min
Value added time = 500 - 50 = 450 min
Effectiveness is given as
Effectiveness 
Effectiveness 
Answer: false
Explanation: it is required that a workplace is adjusted for a disable worker to do his or her job and also enjoys the benefits afforded to other employees in the same organization.
So in this case, the hearing impaired soldiers workplaces are to be adjusted and adapted to suit them so they can work effectively.
Answer:
Promissory estoppel is the legal principle that a promise is enforceable by law
Explanation:
The correct answer is D) environmental forces.
The sales department of a consumer products organization realized that its rivals were adopting new customer relationship management software to keep better track of their prospects. The director of the sales department decided it would also purchase the CRM software to keep up with its rivals. This is an example of environmental forces affecting business buying behavior.
The environmental factors within an organization are technological, cultural, social, economic, demographic, operational, legal or political factors. They could be internal or external. These factors affect buying decisions of the company and that is why the director of the sales department wants to buy the CRM software to compete with its rivals and maintain good customer relationships.
The other options of the question were A) consumer forces, B) individual forces, and D) organizational forces.
Answer: Decline
Explanation:
If U.S. goods fall in quality, less people will demand the goods which will lead to a fall in U.S. exports.
As U.S. goods are denominated in dollars, a fall in the demand for US exports is akin to a fall in demand for the US dollar.
The US dollar gets weaker so the exports at every exchange rate will fall.
Net exports is calculated by subtracting imports from exports so net exports will decline as a result of exports falling.
