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LABOR = 456
MATERIAL = 1006
OVERHEAD = 684
OUTPUT = 2770
MULTIFACTOR PRODUCTIVITY = OUTPUT / TOTAL INPUT = 2770 / (456 + 1006 + 684) = 1.29
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