Loose-leaf for Operations Management (The Mcgraw-hill Series in Operations and Decision Sciences)
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Author: William J Stevenson
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Chapter 4.S, Problem 21P
A manager must decide between two machines. The manager will take into account each machine’s operating costs and initial costs, and its breakdown and repair times. Machine A has a projected average operating tune of 142 hours and a projected average repair time of 7 hours. Projected tunes for machine B are an average operating tune of 65 hours and a repair time of 2 hoots. What are the projected availabilities of each machine?
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