Exhibit 26-2 
Refer to Exhibit 26-2. What factor quantity should the firm purchase?
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Body Mass Index
A numerical calculation using height and weight to classify individuals by body mass, used as an indicator of health risks.
Obesity
A medical condition characterized by excess body fat that presents a risk to health.
Internal Thermostat
An informal term referring to the body's mechanism for regulating its core temperature, officially known as thermoregulation.
Weight Regulation
The process of maintaining a healthy body weight through a balance of diet, exercise, and other lifestyle choices.
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