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| average operating time/(average operating time +repair time) | |||||
| Availability of machine A = 140/(140+7) = 0.952 | |||||
| Availability of machine B= 69/(69+4) = 0.945 | |||||
| Availability | |||||
| machine A | 0.952 | ||||
| machine B | 0.945 | ||||
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