QUESTION 16 Consider the process shown below (it is the same process diagram shown in the previous question). Step 2 (a) 9 min/unit Station 4 Step 1 3 min/unit Station 3 5 min/unit 5 min/unit Step 2 (b) 8 min/unit What is the capacity of the whole process in units per hour? Enter your answer rounded to 2 decimal places. QUESTION 17 lames Iohnson Factory Scenario

QUESTION 16 Consider the process shown below (it is the same process diagram shown in the previous question). Step 2 (a) 9 min/unit Station 4 Step 1 3 min/unit Station 3 5 min/unit 5 min/unit Step 2 (b) 8 min/unit What is the capacity of the whole process in units per hour? Enter your answer rounded to 2 decimal places. QUESTION 17 lames Iohnson Factory Scenario

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