2. Which station is the bottleneck? Alpha $10 Raw materials Bravo $10 Raw materials Charlie $8 Raw materials Delta $5 Raw materials Step 1 At station 1 (10 min) Step 1 At station 1 (5 min) Step 1 At station 1 (20 min) Step 2 At station 2 (5 min) Step 1 At station 2 (20 min) Step 2 At station 2 (15 min) Step 2 At station 2 (5 min) Step 3 At station 3 (15 min) Step 2 At station 3 (10 min) Step 3 At station 3 (5 min) Step 3 At station 3 (10 min) Step 4 At station 4 (10 min) Step 4 At station 4 (20 min) Step 4 At station 4 (10 min) Product: Alpha Price: $80/unit Demand: 200 units/wk Product: Bravo Price: $95/unit Demand: 250 units/wk Product: Charlie Price: $90/unit Demand: 150 units/wk Product: Delta Price: $70/unit Demand: 225 units/wk

2. Which station is the bottleneck? Alpha $10 Raw materials Bravo $10 Raw materials Charlie $8 Raw materials Delta $5 Raw materials Step 1 At station 1 (10 min) Step 1 At station 1 (5 min) Step 1 At station 1 (20 min) Step 2 At station 2 (5 min) Step 1 At station 2 (20 min) Step 2 At station 2 (15 min) Step 2 At station 2 (5 min) Step 3 At station 3 (15 min) Step 2 At station 3 (10 min) Step 3 At station 3 (5 min) Step 3 At station 3 (10 min) Step 4 At station 4 (10 min) Step 4 At station 4 (20 min) Step 4 At station 4 (10 min) Product: Alpha Price: $80/unit Demand: 200 units/wk Product: Bravo Price: $95/unit Demand: 250 units/wk Product: Charlie Price: $90/unit Demand: 150 units/wk Product: Delta Price: $70/unit Demand: 225 units/wk

Practical Management Science

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337406659

Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Publisher:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Chapter2: Introduction To Spreadsheet Modeling

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 20P: Julie James is opening a lemonade stand. She believes the fixed cost per week of running the stand...

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