Partial productivity multiplied by the quantity of input used results in
A)expected production.
B)budgeted output.
C)quantity of output produced.
D)a ratio.
E)productivity.

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Partial productivity is defined as the ratio of output to a single input. When you multiply partial productivity by the quantity of input used, you get the quantity of output produced.

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