| 某工厂一周计划每日生产自行车100辆，由于工人实行轮休，每日上班人数不一定相等，实际每日生产量与计划量相比情况如下表（以计划量为标准，增加的车辆数记为正数，减少的车辆数记为负数）： | ||||||||||||||||
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| （1）生产量最多的一天比生产量最少的一天多生产多少辆? （2）本周总生产量是多少?比原计划增加了还是减少了?增减数为多少? |
（1）7-（-10）=17
（2） 100×7+（-1+3-2+4+7-5-10）=696（辆）
答： 生产量最多的一天比生产量最少的一天多生产17辆； 本周总生产量是696辆，比原计划减少了4辆。
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