c) (8 points) Using the bottleneck-based method, what is the optimal product mix and what is the overall profitability? For the product mix, write the quantity and models properly and box your answer. If no products are produced from a certain model, indicate it as zero. Now assume that, labor cost is a variable cost and each worker is paid SW/hour, depending on the production volume. Answer the following questions based on this information, such that there are no bottleneck workstations in the manufacturing company: d) (8 points) What is the best weekly product mix and highest weekly profit, based on traditional approach? For the product mix, write the quantity and models properly and box your answer. If no products are produced from a certain model, indicate it as zero. c) (8 points) What is the best weekly product mix and highest weekly profit, based on bottleneck-based approach? For the product mix, write the quantity and models properly and box your answer. If no products are produced from a certain model, indicate it as zero. f) (10 points) Assume that the company decided to implement variable labor cost policy with bottleneck- based approach, as considered in parte). Now, they have the opportunity to double the weekly capacity of each bottleneck station with an extra shift at a weekly cost of $ which is paid for each bottleneck station separately. Suppose that if there is more than one bottleneck station, then all bottlenecks will be resolved. What is the new product mix? (How many units to be produced from each model? Box your answer!). Note that the company cannot sell more than the weekly demand from each model. How much is the new weekly net profit? Should we allow for an extra shift for each bottleneck station or reject it? Why or why not? Show your calculations that supports your answer explicitly. (Before solving the question, select an integer value and copy only the 1" & 3 columns into your answer sheet.) Interval Parameter Value N [1,000; 2,000) c) (8 points) Using the bottleneck-based method, what is the optimal product mix and what is the overall profitability? For the product mix, write the quantity and models properly and box your answer. If no products are produced from a certain model, indicate it as zero. Now assume that, labor cost is a variable cost and each worker is paid SW/hour, depending on the production volume. Answer the following questions based on this information, such that there are no bottleneck workstations in the manufacturing company: d) (8 points) What is the best weekly product mix and highest weekly profit, based on traditional approach? For the product mix, write the quantity and models properly and box your answer. If no products are produced from a certain model, indicate it as zero. c) (8 points) What is the best weekly product mix and highest weekly profit, based on bottleneck-based approach? For the product mix, write the quantity and models properly and box your answer. If no products are produced from a certain model, indicate it as zero. f) (10 points) Assume that the company decided to implement variable labor cost policy with bottleneck- based approach, as considered in parte). Now, they have the opportunity to double the weekly capacity of each bottleneck station with an extra shift at a weekly cost of $ which is paid for each bottleneck station separately. Suppose that if there is more than one bottleneck station, then all bottlenecks will be resolved. What is the new product mix? (How many units to be produced from each model? Box your answer!). Note that the company cannot sell more than the weekly demand from each model. How much is the new weekly net profit? Should we allow for an extra shift for each bottleneck station or reject it? Why or why not? Show your calculations that supports your answer explicitly. (Before solving the question, select an integer value and copy only the 1" & 3 columns into your answer sheet.) Interval Parameter Value N [1,000; 2,000)