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No. of Accident*(Ref.Value)/(total working man-hours)

Ref. Value=100 (Number of worker) * 45 (number of working hours per week) * 50 (number of working weeks a year)

Result = 225 000

if you accept number of working hours per week=40

result will be = 200 000

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