A machine shop has just received a rush order for 10,000 repair kits that will be needed to satisfy a recall notice for a major appliance manufacturer. The order must be shipped to the customer in 20 working days from now. The order is in addition to the machine shop's normal workload, so additional machinists will have to be hired, or the existing labor force of 33 machinists will have to work overtime. If additional machinists are hired, they must be trained before they can do production work. Training takes 5 work days When the order is saipped, the new hires will probably be laid off when the shop revuris back to its regular workload. If the existing labor force is asked to work overtime, they must be paid time-and-a-half, and they are limited to a maximum of 4 overtime hriday and 8hr on Saturdays (there are only two Saturdays before the order must be shipped):The repair kits consist of two machined parts with standard times of 5.32min and 8.79min. The two parts are then packaged (standard time =1.26min ) using packing materials supplied by the appliance maxer. (a) If new machinists are hired, how many are needed to complete the order? (b) If the existing labor force is asked to work overtime, how many hours of overtime would be required, and how would you schedule those hours among he 33 machinists? (c) What is your recommendation, to hire new workers, or to pay overtime to the current workers? Why