Peter's Paper Clips uses a three-stage production process: cutting wire to prescribed lengths, inner bending, and outer bending. The cutting process can produce at a rate of 240 pieces per minute; inner bending, 170 pieces per minute; and outer bending, 110 pieces per minute. Determine the hourly capacity of each process stage and the number of machines needed to meet an output rate of 24,000 units per hour. Round your answers for the hourly capacity of each process stage to the nearest whole mumber. Round your answers up for the number of machines needed to a whole number. Cutting process: Hourly capacity: Number of machines needed: Inner bending: Hourly capacity: Number of machines needed: Outer bending: Hourly capacity: Number of machines needed: pieces/hour pieces/hour pieces/hour machine(s) machine(s) machine(s)

Peter's Paper Clips uses a three-stage production process: cutting wire to prescribed lengths, inner bending, and outer bending. The cutting process can produce at a rate of 240 pieces per minute; inner bending, 170 pieces per minute; and outer bending, 110 pieces per minute. Determine the hourly capacity of each process stage and the number of machines needed to meet an output rate of 24,000 units per hour. Round your answers for the hourly capacity of each process stage to the nearest whole mumber. Round your answers up for the number of machines needed to a whole number. Cutting process: Hourly capacity: Number of machines needed: Inner bending: Hourly capacity: Number of machines needed: Outer bending: Hourly capacity: Number of machines needed: pieces/hour pieces/hour pieces/hour machine(s) machine(s) machine(s)

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