Problem 2.2 (Part Level Submission) The Backwoods American Company produces approximately 30,851 parkas annually. The quality-management...

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		Good Quality				Product Yield
2012	30851*0.78=24063.78	24064	30851-24063.78=6787.22	6787*0.39	2647	26711
2013	30851*0.80=24680.8	24681	30851-24680.8=6170.2	6170*0.39	2406	27087
2014	30851*0.82=25297.82	25298	30851-25297.82=5553.18	5553*0.39	2166	27463
2015	30851*0.84=25914.84	25915	30851-25914.84=4936.16	4936*0.39	1925	27840
2016	30851*0.86=26531.86	26532	30851-26531.86=4319.14	4319*0.39	1684	28216

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