Four departments are located in adjacent bays in the same loading dock. The distance between adjacent bays is 25 feet, the distance between bays separated by another (Alpha and Charlie, Brav and Delta) is 50 feet, and the distance between Alpha and Delta is 75 feet. Material flows (loads) between departments are shown in the Table below. To From Alpha 0 10 15 5 Alpha Bravo Charlie Delta 2,625 3,775 To Bravo 20 0 3350 15 5 Use the information from Table 13.1. Calculate the load distance for location Charlie. To Charlie 15 10 0 15 To Delta 25 10 5 O

Four departments are located in adjacent bays in the same loading dock. The distance between adjacent bays is 25 feet, the distance between bays separated by another (Alpha and Charlie, Brav and Delta) is 50 feet, and the distance between Alpha and Delta is 75 feet. Material flows (loads) between departments are shown in the Table below. To From Alpha 0 10 15 5 Alpha Bravo Charlie Delta 2,625 3,775 To Bravo 20 0 3350 15 5 Use the information from Table 13.1. Calculate the load distance for location Charlie. To Charlie 15 10 0 15 To Delta 25 10 5 O

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