15.26. The Best Wheels Bicycle Company has scheduled the produc- tion of the following bicycles this month: Week Model 1 2 3 4 [B2610] 26-inch 10-speed 50 100 195 150 [B2003] 20-inch 3-speed 15 30 65 45 [B2001] 20-inch 1-speed 20 40 80 60 The two critical work centers for producing these bikes are welding and assembly. Welding has an efficiency of 95% and a utilization of 90%. Assembly has an efficiency of 90% and a utilization of 92%. The time required (in hours) by each bike in the two work centers is as follows: Welding Assembly B2610 0.20 0.18 B2003 0.15 0.15 B2001 0.07 0.10

15.26. The Best Wheels Bicycle Company has scheduled the produc- tion of the following bicycles this month: Week Model 1 2 3 4 [B2610] 26-inch 10-speed 50 100 195 150 [B2003] 20-inch 3-speed 15 30 65 45 [B2001] 20-inch 1-speed 20 40 80 60 The two critical work centers for producing these bikes are welding and assembly. Welding has an efficiency of 95% and a utilization of 90%. Assembly has an efficiency of 90% and a utilization of 92%. The time required (in hours) by each bike in the two work centers is as follows: Welding Assembly B2610 0.20 0.18 B2003 0.15 0.15 B2001 0.07 0.10

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