Defective Sports Shoes Calculation

If a company produces 4000 pairs of shoes and 70% are made in workshop A, how many pairs are made in workshop A?

If workshop A produces 2800 pairs of shoes and 5% are defective, how many defective pairs are from workshop A?

If workshop B produces 1200 pairs of shoes and 4% are defective, how many defective pairs are from workshop B?

What percentage of the total shoe production occurs in workshop A?

If 30% of shoes are made in workshop B, and the total production is 4000 pairs, how many are made in workshop B?

If workshop A makes 70% of the shoes, what percentage does workshop B make?

What is the combined number of defective shoes from both workshop A and workshop B, given the details in the problem?

What does the problem ask you to determine?

How many total pairs of shoes are considered in the production?

If workshop B makes 1200 pairs of shoes, and workshop A makes the rest of the 4000 total, how many does workshop A make?

A company has two workshops that produce sports shoes. What are the names of these workshops?

What percentage of shoes produced in workshop B are defective?

What is the first step to solving this problem?

If the defective shoes from Workshop A are 140 and Workshop B are 48, what is the next step to determine the total number of defective shoes?

Given that workshop A produces 70% of the shoes, which expression calculates the shoes produced in Workshop A?

Which of the following calculations would determine the number of defective shoes produced in Workshop B?

What arithmetic operation must be performed to combine the defective shoes from Workshop A and Workshop B to find the total?

How would you calculate the number of non-defective shoes that were produced in workshop A?

How many more shoes were produced in Workshop A vs. Workshop B?