Multiple choice technology packaged enterprise solutions

Net yield calculation formula is –

  1. PQ + RU + RP

  2. PQ - RU + RP

  3. PQ + RU - RP

  4. PQ - RU – RP
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Explanation

Net yield calculation follows the formula PQ - RU + RP, where PQ is Process Quantity, RU is Rework, and RP is Rework Plus. For example: Process 50 units, with 2 units for rework and 1 unit reworked successfully gives 50 - 2 + 1 = 49 units net yield.

AI explanation

Net yield in a production/manufacturing context measures the actual usable output after accounting for losses and additions during processing. The formula given, 'PQ - RU + RP,' suggests Net Yield = Produced Quantity minus a Reduction/Rework Used amount, plus a Rework/Recovered Produced amount (component names specific to this org's terminology) — i.e., starting quantity adjusted down for a deduction and up for a recovered/reprocessed amount. The other formula variants (all-addition, all-subtraction, or different sign combinations) don't match this client's defined yield-calculation logic. This is bespoke process terminology from the course, so I can't independently verify the components' exact meaning beyond what's stated.

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