TradeCostProductionProductivityHourly CostUnit CostNumberHourlyActivityUnitNameCrewMan hoursofRatesDuration Output Man hours Crew HoursCrewMan hourworkers inCostCostCrew($)(hour)(unit)(mh/unit)(ch/unit)($/ch)($/mh)($/unit)(S/unit)345678101112131EXCAVATIONA. Excavate by hand$36.00$41.00mEL520.0036.00EF1.5B. Hand Trimmingm?EL4$38.005.0020.00EF0.75$42.00CONCRETEC. Cast in Place ConcretemCL5$39.0012.0094.00CF$44.00m22$42.0010.0060.00D. Formwork FootingsCActivate WindowGo to Settings to ad ivatDELLinsesendF12homeprt scF10F11F9F6F7F8F4 The labour unit cost of hand trimming referring to the crew calculations is:O $45.97/m2O $40.38/m2$17.94/m2O None of the aboveQUESTION 12The labour unit cost of hand trimming referring to the man-hour calculations is:O $45.97/m2O $42.57/m2$18.03/m2None of the aboveQUESTION 13The man hour productivity rate for cast in place concrete is:O 1.09 mh/m3O 0.78 mh/m3O 0.89 mh/m3None of the above

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Trade Cost Production Productivity Hourly Cost Unit Cost Number Activity Unit Name Hourly Rates of Crew Man hours Duration Output Man hours Crew Hours Crew Man houn workers in Cost Cost Crew ($) (hour) (unit) (mh/unit) (ch/unit) ($/ch) ($/mh) (S/unit) (S/unit) 3 4 8. 10 11 12 13 EXCAVATION $36.00 $41.00 A. Excavate by hand EL 5 20.00 36.00 EF 1.5 20.00 $38.00 $42.00 B. Hand Trimming m2 EL 4 5.00 EF 0.75 CONCRETE m 5 $39. 00 12.00 94.00 Cuute

Trade Cost Production Productivity Hourly Cost Unit Cost Number Activity Unit Name Hourly Rates of Crew Man hours Duration Output Man hours Crew Hours Crew Man houn workers in Cost Cost Crew ($) (hour) (unit) (mh/unit) (ch/unit) ($/ch) ($/mh) (S/unit) (S/unit) 3 4 8. 10 11 12 13 EXCAVATION $36.00 $41.00 A. Excavate by hand EL 5 20.00 36.00 EF 1.5 20.00 $38.00 $42.00 B. Hand Trimming m2 EL 4 5.00 EF 0.75 CONCRETE m 5 $39. 00 12.00 94.00 Cuute

Fundamentals Of Construction Estimating

4th Edition

ISBN:9781337399395

Author:Pratt, David J.

Publisher:Pratt, David J.

Chapter11: Pricing Concrete Work

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 11RQ

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