Consider the following process that makes customized suits. When an order is placed, measurement is taken, which takes 30 minutes to complete. After taking the measurement, materials are prepared and cut, and this takes 40 minutes. Once the materials are prepared and cut, the materials are sewed. There is one sewing machine, and sewing takes 1 hour on average per suit. The following picture summarizes the process. Assume that the demand for a customized suit is 0.5 [suits/hour]. What should the flow rate of the process be in [suits/hour]? Assume that the demand for a customized suit is 0.5 [suits/hour]. What is the utilization (in \%) of the Measuring stage? Question 8 Assume that the demand for a customized suit is 2 [suits/hour]. What is the utilization (in \%) of the Measuring stage? Which of the following statements is TRUE? Utilization can be greater than 100%. Utilization of a bottleneck stage is always equal to 100%. Utilization of a bottleneck stage is equal to 100% for a demand-constrained process. Utilizations of all stages are less than 100\% for a capacity-constrained process. A non-bottleneck stage has excess capacity compared to the bottleneck stage, and the utilization of a nonbottleneck stage is always less than 100%