14.24 David Jurman, Ltd., has received the following orders: Period 1 3 4 6. 10 40 30 40 8 9 Order size 60 30 10 40 70 10 0 The entire fabrication for these units is scheduled on one machine. There are 2,250 usable minutes in a week, and each unit will take 65 minutes to complete. Develop a capacity plan, using lot splitting. for the 10-week time period.

14.24 David Jurman, Ltd., has received the following orders: Period 1 3 4 6. 10 40 30 40 8 9 Order size 60 30 10 40 70 10 0 The entire fabrication for these units is scheduled on one machine. There are 2,250 usable minutes in a week, and each unit will take 65 minutes to complete. Develop a capacity plan, using lot splitting. for the 10-week time period.

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