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The Gentleman Farmer Recorded the Time It Took to Feed

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The gentleman farmer recorded the time it took to feed and water his chickens and collect eggs each morning. He has done this several times, so he assigns himself a rating of 1.25. The allowance factor for this endeavor is 5%. What is the standard time for this job element? The gentleman farmer recorded the time it took to feed and water his chickens and collect eggs each morning. He has done this several times, so he assigns himself a rating of 1.25. The allowance factor for this endeavor is 5%. What is the standard time for this job element?   A)  greater than or equal to 8.5 minutes B)  less than 8.5 minutes but greater than or equal to 8.0 minutes C)  less than 8.0 minutes but greater than or equal to 7.5 minutes D)  less than 7.5 minutes

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