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問題文

The retailer wants to know whether a candidate is worth doing at all before anybody builds it. The analyst therefore measures how long one case takes today and how many cases arrive, and separately estimates how many days of building it would take. Which pairing states what each of those measurements feeds?

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1. Time per case multiplied by arrivals feeds the archived share that the specification puts on the credit side, while days of building feeds the earliest outlay that the same arithmetic puts against it for that organization.
2. Time per case multiplied by arrivals feeds the recovered share that the specification puts on the credit side, while days of building feeds the earliest outlay that the same arithmetic puts against it for that organization.
3. Time per case multiplied by arrivals feeds the recovered share that the specification puts on the credit side, while days of building feeds the concluding outlay that the same arithmetic puts against it for that organization.
4. Time per case multiplied by arrivals feeds the archived share that the specification puts on the credit side, while days of building feeds the concluding outlay that the same arithmetic puts against it for that organization.