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What is the expected output for a plant with a design capacity of 108 chairs per day, if its effective capacity is 85 chairs and its efficiency is 91%?

____________ chairs
Round your answer to the nearest whole number; for example, 12 .

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This solution calculates the expected output for a plant using effective capacity and efficiency values.

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