HW Chapter $4$ See bbio Tots Help PA $4-2($Static$)$ Consider a process consisting of$...2$ Consider a process consisting of three resources Assume there exists unlimited demand for the product, and that all activities are always performed in the following sequence. $12/16$ Resource $1$ has a processing time of $6$ minutes per unit Resource $2$ has a processing time of $3$ minutes per unit Resource $3$ has a processing time of $5$ minutes per unit. All the resources are staffed by one worker and each worker get paid $$12$ per hour a Instruction: Round "cost of direct labor and target manpower to $2$ decimal places and capacity of the process answer to $1$ decimal place Round average laboration percent to $2$ decimal places What is the cost of direct labor? $ $3\mathrm{.}60$ por un What is the labor content? $14$ minutes per unit What is the average labor utilization? $7778$ percent $3$ minutes per unit d$.$ Assume the demand rate is $20$ units per hour. What is the tal time? $4,67$mployees $0$ Assume the demand rate is $20$ units per hour. What is the target manpower? If one additional worker could be hired, to which resource should the$ $3\mathrm{.}60$ per unit $14$ minutes per unit $77\mathrm{.}78$ percent What is the cost of direct labor? What is the labor content? What is the average labor lization? Assume the demand rate is $20$ units per hour. What is the takt time? Assume the demand rate is $20$ units per hour. What is the target manpower? one additional worker could be hired, to which resource should the additional resources be assigned? Calculate the process capacity minutes per unit $4\mathrm{.}67$ employees $12$ units per hour If they could take $1$ minute of task time from one resource and give it to another resource $($so the labor content remains the same$),$ What would be the new capacity of the process $($units per hour$)?$ Assume that there is still only worker per station $13$ units per hour $10\mathrm{.}6$ units per hour h$.$ What would be the capacity of the process if they integrated the work so that all workers do all three tasks $($units per hour$)?$ Assume that there is still only $1$ worker per station