Mean Raw Processing Time Number of Parallel Machines Installed Capacity (jobs per Bottleneck? (Yes day) Station or No) 5 hours #2 15+0.5-2 hours 83 183 hours What is the whole factory's capacity (aka bottleneck rate) in jobs per day? O 144 jobs per day 12 jobs per day O 1311 jobs per day O 48 jobs per day Number of Capacity (jobs per Bottleneck? (Yes day) Mean Raw Processing Station Parallel Machines Time or Noj Installed #1 5 hours 4. 12 15+0.5 - 2 hours #3 1.83 hours demand rate is 9.6 jobs per day, what is the capacity utilization at the bottleneck? O 3ax O SON O 100%

Mean Raw Processing Time Number of Parallel Machines Installed Capacity (jobs per Bottleneck? (Yes day) Station or No) 5 hours #2 15+0.5-2 hours 83 183 hours What is the whole factory's capacity (aka bottleneck rate) in jobs per day? O 144 jobs per day 12 jobs per day O 1311 jobs per day O 48 jobs per day Number of Capacity (jobs per Bottleneck? (Yes day) Mean Raw Processing Station Parallel Machines Time or Noj Installed #1 5 hours 4. 12 15+0.5 - 2 hours #3 1.83 hours demand rate is 9.6 jobs per day, what is the capacity utilization at the bottleneck? O 3ax O SON O 100%

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ISBN:9781337000536

Author:William A. McEachern

Publisher:William A. McEachern

Chapter7: Production And Cost In The Firm

Section: Chapter Questions

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