4 M’s

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What are the four M’s of production?

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Manpower, Method, Machine, Material

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What does manpower refer to in production?

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The total number of individuals employed or available for work

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Which of the following is NOT a manpower criterion that entrepreneurs should consider? Educational qualifications and experience, Availability of potential workers in the community, The height of the worker, Amount of salary or wages and other benefits

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The height of the worker

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Which of the following is an example of manpower application in peanut butter production? Using airtight containers for storage, Hiring workers with grinding expertise, Investing in a high-speed blender, Conducting weekly quality checks

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Hiring workers with grinding expertise

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What does the term “method” refer to in production?

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The steps or techniques used to convert raw materials into finished products

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Which is NOT a key aspect of methods in production? Options: Process, Procedure, Salary, Schedule

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Salary

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In peanut butter production, which step is part of the process? Options: Hiring workers, Roasting peanuts before grinding, Choosing peanut suppliers, Selling the peanut butter

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Roasting peanuts before grinding

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What is an example of a procedure in production? a) Determining the best time for production b) Roasting peanuts at 180°C for 10 minutes c) Finding the most affordable peanuts d) Checking product demand

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Roasting peanuts at 180°C for 10 minutes

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Why is machinery important in production?

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It helps automate tasks and improve efficiency.

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Which of the following is NOT a factor in selecting equipment? Cost of equipment, Availability of spare parts, Efficiency of the equipment

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Color of the equipment