Problem $2$A is to help you answer $2$B$...$ please answer $2$B

Problem $2$B: This problem is the same as Problem $2$A except that there are $16$ machines of type

M$2.$ Re$-$work the problem assuming that machines of type M$2$ can process only C$2$ items and

nothing else, and try to answer questions $3$ through $9.$ Obviously, your answers to questions $3,4,$

and $5$ will be the same as before, but for questions $6$ through $9,$ they will be different. ${?}^{******}$ You

may expect a problem similar to this on the second test or the final examination. ${?}^{********}$

$(6$b$)$ The maximum number of C$2$ items that can be produced on the $16$ machines of type M$2$

per month is:

$($A$)28,600$

$($B$)35,200$

$($C$)37,600$

$($D$)38,800$

$($E$)$ none of the above

$(7$b$)$ All the C $2$ items needed per month can be produced on the available machines of type M$2.$

$($A$)$ True

$($B$)$ False

$($C$)$ not enough information

$(8$b$)$ The number of hours $($rounded$-$up$)$ needed on machines of type M$1$ to produce the

remaining number of C $2$ items, if any, and all of C $1$ and C $3$ items is:

$($A$)7092$

$($B$)8086$

$($C$)8615$

$($D$)8999$

$($E$)$ none of the above

$(9$b$)$ The number of machines of type M$1$ needed to produce the remaining

number of C $2$ items, if any, and all of C $1$ and C $3$ items is:

$($A$)42$

$($B$)44$

$($C$)49$

$($D$)52$

$($E$)$ none of the above