Multiple units product a goes through the following

Multiple Units
Product A goes through the following workstations: V (25 min), Y (5 min), and X (30 min). Product B:
Y (15 min) and X (25 min). Product C: W (20 min), Z (10 min), X (15 min) and Y (5 min). Product D:
W (20 min), Z (5 min) and Y (30 min). Product E: V (20 min), W (30 min), Z (10 min). Product F: X (30
min) The weekly demand for the products is given by A: 70 units, B: 60 units, C: 75 units, D: 90 units,
E: 80 units, F: 50 units. There are 5 workers (1 for each of the 5 work centers V, W, X, Y, Z)
(a) Which of the workstations has the highest total workload, and thus serves as the bottleneck?
0 3350
0 5700
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0 4325
0 3000
(b) Can the firm meet the demand if the plant runs 3 shifts/day (=150 hours/week)?
How long does it take to produce 1 unit?
How long does it take to produce 2 units?

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OM Triangle
Which of the following is/are not a tradeoff element in the OM Triangle?
A. Capacity B. Efficiency C. Information D. Inventory E. Performance
Queuing Analysis
The Sauder Undergraduate Office currently has 2 receptionists at the desk. Students arrive at the
UGO at a rate of 10 per hour. Each receptionist can service 20 per hour if need be. What type of queue
model is this?
question i-v maintaining the same arrival and service rate as the previous question. What :
i. type of queue model is this?