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Stupid kid. The planned production in January is 2000 units, and the percentage of completion is 125%.
For example, I wanted to eat 100 strawberries, but I only ate 50% of them. 100*50%
So it's 2000*125%.
The planned production in February is 2,200 units, and the actual production is 2,600 units, which is the percentage of completion.
For example, I wanted to eat 220 strawberries, but I actually only ate 110 strawberries, what percentage do you want to eat? 110/220
So it's 260 220
The actual production in March was 2,800 units, and the percentage of completion was 125%, and the planned output was calculated.
For example, I wanted to eat 280 strawberries, but I actually only ate 50%, what percentage do you want to eat? 280*50%
So it's 2800*125%.
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No child is stupid, it's just a matter of age, and there may be a misunderstanding upstairs The planned output of January is 2,000 units, and the percentage of completion is 125%, find the actual output?
The planned production in February is 2,200 units, and the actual production is 2,600 units, which is the percentage of completion.
2600 2200 is approximately equal to 118%.
The actual production in March was 2,800 units, and the percentage of completion was 125%, and the planned output was calculated.
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Summary. Hello, first calculate the completion degree of each sub-item separately, and then add the percentage of sub-completion and divide it by the number of sub-items to get the average degree of completion, the formula is as follows: (the sum of the completion skills of each sub-item) The number of sub-items 100% of the average degree of completion.
For example, if A is 30% complete, B is 70% complete, C is 40% complete, and D is 60% complete, then the average degree of completion is (30 70 40 60) 4 100% 50
Already known about the actual production and the actual percent complete, how to calculate the average degree of planned completion.
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Hello, first calculate the degree of completion of each sub-item separately, and then add the percentage of sub-item completion and divide it by the number of sub-items to get the average degree of completion, the formula is as follows: (the sum of the completion skills of each Zen Closed Cave sub-item) The number of sub-items 100% of the average degree of completion. For example, if A is 30% complete, B is 70% complete, C is 40% complete, and D is 60%, then the average degree of completion is (30 70 40 60) 4 100% 50
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Please advise.
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Summary. Actual output = original planned output + original planned output * 2 15
Actual output = original planned output + original planned output * 2 15
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The actual production is 125 percent of the plan, which is 25 percent more than the planned production compared to the actual (plan).
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The actual output is 120 percent of the planned output, and the percentage is written as (120%), and the actual output is higher than the planned output (20).
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