Figure 103 — Resource Quantity
Resources may be defined according to a base quantity, where assigned tasks consume such amount of resource relative to an output quantity.
For work-based resources such as labor and equipment, quantities are based on time. For product-based resources, quantities are based on count. For material-based resources, quantities are based on volume.
Figure 103 illustrates an instance diagram.
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Figure 103 — Resource Quantity |
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