The perfect order rate calculation has a compounding formula where all these metrics are measured as the percentage of the preceding metric. But since the total number of failures is already mentioned in both the parts, we do not need to use it. Also since every sort of failure equally impacts the accuracy, so it does not matter how much is the late delivery rate. It will still be counted as a failure if it has only one defect.
a). % of perfect orders = (total orders - defective orders)*100/Total orders = (6200000 - 45000)*100/6200000 = 99.3%
b). % of perfect orders = (total orders - defective orders)*100/Total orders = (6200000 - 30000)*100/6200000 = 99.5%
c). Correct answer is B as both the defects have the same impact
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