maximum capacity and practical capacity
practical capacity and normal capacity
practical capacity and capacity based on sales expectancy
maximum capacity and actual capacity
Answer is Wrong!
Answer is Right!
The correct answer is: D. maximum capacity and actual capacity.
Idle capacity is the difference between the maximum capacity of a
plant and the actual capacity that is being used. Maximum capacity is the theoretical maximum output that a plant can produce, while actual capacity is the actual output that is being produced. Idle capacity can occur for a number of reasons, such as machine downtime, absenteeism, or poor planning.Option A is incorrect because practical capacity is the maximum output that can be achieved on a regular basis, taking into account factors such as machine downtime and absenteeism.
Option B is incorrect because normal capacity is the
average output that is expected to be produced over a period of time.Option C is incorrect because capacity based on sales expectancy is the output that is required to meet sales expectations.
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