What is the capacity of the milling machine (in tables per day) if the batch size is 10?

C & A Furniture uses a four-step process to make its famous wood table: Process - Processing Time (minutes) Milling-table top

C & A Furniture uses a four-step process to make its famous wood table:

Process - Processing Time (minutes)

Milling-table top-10 minutes

Milling-table stand - 5 minutes

Assembly - 15 minutes

Finishing - 20 minutes

The milling machine requires a setup time of 30 minutes to make table tops and a changeover time of 30 minutes to make table stands.C\&A works an 8 -hour day: What is the capacity of the milling machine (in tables per day) if the batch size is 10?

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Option D is the capacity of the Milling machine.

D. 6.40

6.40 Tables can be produced with the milling machine in a day of 8 hours shift.

Amanda K answered 2 years ago

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