CSP EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE ALREADY
GRADED A+
A 110 foot telecommunications tower casts a shadow at
an angle of 32 degrees with the ground. What is the
length of the shadow? - correct answer- sin A =
a/c
cos A = b/c
tan A = a/b
b = a/tanA
b = 110/tan32
b=176.036
A 175 lbs. worker equipped with a fall arrest system slips
and falls 6 feet. The total arresting force placed on the
restraining anchor fixture is 950 lbs. How many additional
'G' forces did this worker experience? - correct
answer- The workers weight is a function of gravity.
,The workers weight is 175 lbs. in the gravity of earth, so,
at rest the worker is experiencing 1 'G' force.
950-175=775 lbs. of additional force
775/175 = 4.4G
A car is traveling at 70mph. The operator's reaction time is
0.75 seconds. How far will the car travel during the
driver's reaction time? - correct answer-
70mph × 1.47 fps/mph x 0.75sec = 77.18
A company decides to reflect the worker's compensation
losses against the profit function and to determine how
many units must be sold to offset these costs. Indirect
costs are five times direct costs and there is a profit
margin of 15% on each unit sold and the worker's
compensation for the last year were $90,000. What is the
volume in sales needed to offset the worker's
compensation losses, when the losses are treated as
production costs? - correct answer- The profit
margin is 15%, indirect cost is 5 parts of total and direct
cost is 1 part of total. Production costs are direct costs.
Since the profit on the production on the direct cost is
, 2.5%, a volume of $3,600,000 is required to cover the
worker's comp losses
15% ÷ 6 = 2.5% per unit
90,000 ÷ .025 = 3,600,000
A company has 67 employees with an average salary of
$41,500. This places the company in workers comp class
3650 with a manual rate of $12.50. The company has a
experience modification factor of 1.2. Next year it will
drop to 0.80. What is the company's estimated worker's
comp premium for next year? - correct answer-
Estimated premium is calculated in this case by
determining the estimated payroll, dividing it by $100,
multiplying that number by the rate for machine shops
and the experience modifier for the new year.
Estimated Premium=[(# of Employees × Avg Salary)/$100]
× Manual rate × Experience modifier
EP=[(67 × $41,500)/$100] × $12.50 × 0.80
EP=(2,780,500/100) × 12.50 × 0.80
EP=(27,805 × 12.5 × 0.8)
ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE ALREADY
GRADED A+
A 110 foot telecommunications tower casts a shadow at
an angle of 32 degrees with the ground. What is the
length of the shadow? - correct answer- sin A =
a/c
cos A = b/c
tan A = a/b
b = a/tanA
b = 110/tan32
b=176.036
A 175 lbs. worker equipped with a fall arrest system slips
and falls 6 feet. The total arresting force placed on the
restraining anchor fixture is 950 lbs. How many additional
'G' forces did this worker experience? - correct
answer- The workers weight is a function of gravity.
,The workers weight is 175 lbs. in the gravity of earth, so,
at rest the worker is experiencing 1 'G' force.
950-175=775 lbs. of additional force
775/175 = 4.4G
A car is traveling at 70mph. The operator's reaction time is
0.75 seconds. How far will the car travel during the
driver's reaction time? - correct answer-
70mph × 1.47 fps/mph x 0.75sec = 77.18
A company decides to reflect the worker's compensation
losses against the profit function and to determine how
many units must be sold to offset these costs. Indirect
costs are five times direct costs and there is a profit
margin of 15% on each unit sold and the worker's
compensation for the last year were $90,000. What is the
volume in sales needed to offset the worker's
compensation losses, when the losses are treated as
production costs? - correct answer- The profit
margin is 15%, indirect cost is 5 parts of total and direct
cost is 1 part of total. Production costs are direct costs.
Since the profit on the production on the direct cost is
, 2.5%, a volume of $3,600,000 is required to cover the
worker's comp losses
15% ÷ 6 = 2.5% per unit
90,000 ÷ .025 = 3,600,000
A company has 67 employees with an average salary of
$41,500. This places the company in workers comp class
3650 with a manual rate of $12.50. The company has a
experience modification factor of 1.2. Next year it will
drop to 0.80. What is the company's estimated worker's
comp premium for next year? - correct answer-
Estimated premium is calculated in this case by
determining the estimated payroll, dividing it by $100,
multiplying that number by the rate for machine shops
and the experience modifier for the new year.
Estimated Premium=[(# of Employees × Avg Salary)/$100]
× Manual rate × Experience modifier
EP=[(67 × $41,500)/$100] × $12.50 × 0.80
EP=(2,780,500/100) × 12.50 × 0.80
EP=(27,805 × 12.5 × 0.8)
