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Contribution/Unit

( COntribution / Hour) CPH = ------------------------

No. of M/c Hours/ Unit

CPH = ?

Contribution / Unit = 95

No. of M/c Hours (M/c Availability hours /Day) = 21.33

No. of M/c Hours / Unit = 21.33 * 5

For E.g.

95

CPH = -------- = 89.07%

106.65

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