The following diagram shows a 4-step process that begins with Operation 1 and ends with Operation 4. The rates shown in each box represent the effective capacity of that operation. 9/hr. 13/hr. 11/hr. 19/hr. Operation 1 Operation 2 Operation 3 Operation 4 Determine the capacity of this process. Сарacity /hr

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