Question
The standard hours per unit of an output includes Blank______.
Multiple select question.
the estimated time to complete the unit
an allowance for vacation time
an allowance for cleanup and downtime
an allowance for spoilage and waste
Multiple select question.
the estimated time to complete the unit
an allowance for vacation time
an allowance for cleanup and downtime
an allowance for spoilage and waste
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GPT-4o mini
The standard hours per unit of an output typically includes the following:
- **The estimated time to complete the unit**: This is a fundamental component of standard hours as it reflects the expected time required to produce each unit of output.
- **An allowance for cleanup and downtime**: This accounts for necessary time spent on maintenance, cleaning, and other non-productive activities that could affect production efficiency.
- **An allowance for spoilage and waste**: This includes provisions for anticipated defects or waste, ensuring that the overall production standards take into account the realities of manufacturing.
The option relating to **an allowance for vacation time** is generally not included in the calculation of standard hours per unit since it pertains to labor cost accounting rather than the specific output measurement.
So the correct selections are:
- The estimated time to complete the unit
- An allowance for cleanup and downtime
- An allowance for spoilage and waste
- **The estimated time to complete the unit**: This is a fundamental component of standard hours as it reflects the expected time required to produce each unit of output.
- **An allowance for cleanup and downtime**: This accounts for necessary time spent on maintenance, cleaning, and other non-productive activities that could affect production efficiency.
- **An allowance for spoilage and waste**: This includes provisions for anticipated defects or waste, ensuring that the overall production standards take into account the realities of manufacturing.
The option relating to **an allowance for vacation time** is generally not included in the calculation of standard hours per unit since it pertains to labor cost accounting rather than the specific output measurement.
So the correct selections are:
- The estimated time to complete the unit
- An allowance for cleanup and downtime
- An allowance for spoilage and waste