Phoenix furniture uses 12 workers, each working eight hours, to produce 192 rocking chairs. What is Phoenix's productivity?

a. 192 rocking chairs
b. 24 rocking chairs per hour
c. 2 rocking chairs per hour
d. 2 hours per rocking chair


c

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