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What is the failure rate for a franchise?
D. 5%
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What is the average failure rate of a franchise?
14
What is the failure rate of a franchise in a year?
since a2+ b2= c2, , and , then the failure rate IS in fact 123,456,789,123,345,634,345%
Can the xbox 360 elite get rrod?
all xboxs (inculding elite) have a surpizingly large failure rate look below for types 1.Arcade:33% failure rate 2.normal:33% failure rate 3.pro:20% failure rate 4.Elite:5% failure rate but to answer your question yes it can but odds are alot lower than the others for comparison PS3:1% failure rate WII:0.5% failure rate 1 out of 3 xbox users will see the RROD only 500 have seen the ps3 YLOD and only 1 saw thier wii fail
What is a system failure rate?
It is a measure of how prone to failure a system is... how often is does not work as intended! For instance it a system fails 5 times out of 10 it would have a failure rate of 50%
What is the average Panera Bread franchise net profit?
The average Penera Bread franchise not profit is eight percent. The location of the franchise has a very big effect on the net profit rate.
What caused the failure of the Joe Zacher franchise group back in 1993?
watch the sonic video you tards
What is the Nintendo wii's failure rate?
2.5%
What rate is the movie Friday the 13th?
All of the movies in the franchise are rated R.
How do you get pregnant after doing family planning?
All contraceptive methods have a failure rate, even if used correctly. Not using them consistently and correctly increases the failure rate.
What is the failure rate of fitness business?
98%
What is the relationship between reliability and failure rate?
MTBF = 1/failure rate R(t) = e (-t/MTBF) http://www.vicorpower.com/documents/quality/Rel_MTBF.pdf
What is the usefulness of bathtub curve?
The usefulness of bathtub curve include the decrease failure rate as the first part, also known as early failures. The second part is a constant failure rate, known as random failures. The third part is an increasing failure rate, also known as the wear-out failures.
