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5. Keuka Studies does custom metal sculptures of horses and other animais. A horse sculpture is composed of numerous parts. They use a lathe to construct two types of parts. The "Body" part is used to support the torso of the horse and the "Leg" part is used to support the legs. Each horse sculpture needs I Body part and 4 Leg parts. Switching between either of the types of parts requires 25 minutes. Once ready to produce, the lathe produces a Body part in 4 minutes and a single Leg part in 2 minutes. The lathe only makes horse parts. For parts (a)-(d) assume Keuka operates a cyclie schedule in which they make 100 Body parts and then 400 Leg parts. Furthermore, assume the lathe is the bottieneck. a. What is the maximum number of horse sculptures Keuka can make per hour? [0] [LO7.2] b. What is the utilization (\$) of the lathe? [3] [LO7.3] c. Suppose Keuka is demandsonstrained and they have I worker who is able to assemble a horse sculpture in 16 minutes. What is the average inventory of Body parts? [G] [L.O7-4] d. Suppose Keuka is demand sonstrained and they have I worker who is able to assemble a horse sculpture in 16 minutes. What is the avenage inventory of Legs? [S [LO7 4] e. Suppose Keuka is demand-constrained and they have I worker who is able to assemble a horse sculpture in 16 minutes. If Keuka designs a cyelie sehedule for the lathe, how many Body parts should they make in each batch so as to minimize inventory whille not constraining the flow through assembly? (Do not round your answer to an integer.) [ [ [LO7.5] f. Suppose Keuka is demandsonstrained and they have I worker who is able to assemble a horse seulpture in I6 minutes. If Keuka designs a cyelie sehedule for the lathe, how many Legs should they make in each batch so as to minimize imventory while not constraining the flow through assembly? (Do not round your answer to an integer.) (3) [L.07.5] [