A car service station servicesan average of 8 cars per day.The service station has adesign capacity of 12 cars perday with an effective capacityof 10 cars per day.(1 Determine its efficiencyand utilization.(ii) How many cars to beprocessed to achieve 80% ofutilization and 95% ofefficiency?

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A car service station services an average of 8 cars per day. The service station has a design capacity of 12 cars per day with an effective capacity of 10 cars per day. (i) Determine its efficiency and utilization. (ii) How many cars to be processed to achieve 80% of utilization and 95% of efficiency?

A car service station services an average of 8 cars per day. The service station has a design capacity of 12 cars per day with an effective capacity of 10 cars per day. (i) Determine its efficiency and utilization. (ii) How many cars to be processed to achieve 80% of utilization and 95% of efficiency?

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