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Chapter 10, Problem 3PA
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Interpretation: The workload time needs to be calculated using the given information with the help of workload formula.
Concept Introduction: Capacity measurement is an important concept in operations management which helps in capacity planning for increase or decrease in demand in both short term and long term.
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