$15.$ What is your process capacity if your roommate is sick and you have to perform all his$/$her tasks? Or What is your process capacity if you are investigating the option of reducing your labor cost and you decide to manage all the activities instead of hiring your roommate? Flow unit $=1$ dozen cookies

$16.$ How many $$orders$$ can you fill in a night $($in $4$ hours$)$ if everyone orders $2$ dozen cookies at a time? Flow unit $=2$ dozen cookies

$17.$ What is the labor time in one order cycle when your orders are each "two dozen cookies"? Flow unit $=2$ dozen cookies

$18.$ How many orders can you produce in a night if everybody orders $3$ dozens cookies at a time? Each Flow Unit $=3$ dozen cookies.

$19.$ What is the labor time in one order cycle when your orders are each "three dozen cookies"? Flow unit $=3$ dozen cookies

$20.$ Based on your process capacity analysis for "flow units" of $1$ dozen, $2$ dozens and $3$ dozens, what is the process capacity in "dozens of cookies" that can be sold. $($Note $-$ the process capacity is the same in all three scenarios in terms of dozens of cookies$)$