The crew hour productivity rate for hand trimming is:O 0.115 ch/m2O 0.260 ch/m20.250 ch/m2O None of the aboveQUESTION 9The man hour cost for hand trimming is$37.67/mh$38.63/mh$34.67/mhO None of the aboveQUESTION 10The crew hour cost for hand trimming is:O $156.00/ch$183.50/ch$169.50/chNone of the above CostTradeProductionProductivityHourly CostUnit CostNumberHourlyCrewMan hoursUnitNameworkers inActivityofRatesDuration Output Man hours Crew HoursCrewMan hourCostCostCrew($)(hour)(unit)(mh/unit)(ch/unit)($/ch)($/mh)($/unit)($/unit)89.101112133461EXCAVATIONA. Excavate by handmEL$36.0020.0036.00EF1.5$41.00mEL4$38.005.0020.00B. Hand TrimmingEF0.75$42.00CONCRETEC. Cast in Place Concretem3CL$39.0012.0094.00CF$44.00m2$42.0010.0060.00CD. Formwork FootingsActivate WindowsGo to Settings to acivateDELLinserendF12homeprt scF10F8F9F6F7F3F4F5%23%2478

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The crew hour productivity rate for hand trimming is: O 0.115 ch/m2 O 0.260 ch/m2 O 0.250 ch/m2 O None of the above

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