Mixing Packaging A commercial bread bakery wants to evaluate its capacity in terms of how may loaves of bread it can produce per hour. A simplified version of the process is shown in the figure. The processing time of each stage in terms of sec/bread is as follows. Mixing: 5, Proofing:12, Baking:96, Packaging:34. Which stage is the bottleneck in this process? (sec-seconds,min-minutes. @orsdemir, Copyrighted material, Cannot be posted.) O None of these O Baking O Proofing Mixing Proofing Packaging Baking

Mixing Packaging A commercial bread bakery wants to evaluate its capacity in terms of how may loaves of bread it can produce per hour. A simplified version of the process is shown in the figure. The processing time of each stage in terms of sec/bread is as follows. Mixing: 5, Proofing:12, Baking:96, Packaging:34. Which stage is the bottleneck in this process? (sec-seconds,min-minutes. @orsdemir, Copyrighted material, Cannot be posted.) O None of these O Baking O Proofing Mixing Proofing Packaging Baking

Practical Management Science

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Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

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