Question: Question 1. For a system with only one resource type but 4 processors of that resource type, R = 20 (units/hour), and c =

Question 1. For a system with only one resource type but 4

Question 1. For a system with only one resource type but 4 processors of that resource type, R = 20 (units/hour), and c = 10 (units/hour). What is the utilization? Question 2. Hasbro Toyshop makes 3 plastic toys; hula-hoops (product H), strawshooters (product S), and wingdingers (product W). Hasbro has 4 resource types that are used in production - the process times required to make each toy at each resource type (and the number of processors of each type) are shown in the table below. Each resource is operated 10 hours each day. If demand is 100 for each of the three types of products, then what is the (implied) utilization of the "Forming" resource type? Process Time (minutes) Resource # Processors H S W Extrusion 2 3 4 2 Forming 2 6 3 2 Finishing Packaging 1 0 2 0 3 9 0 3 Question 3. Home Depot's December 31st, 2016 balance sheet shows an inventory of $12,549 million. Their 2016 income statement shows Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) of $62,282 million. What is Home Depot's inventory turns per year? Assume a year has 360 days. Question 4. You need to complete 12 Operations Management homework questions, each taking you 4 minutes, with a setup time for a batch of these of 10 minutes (regardless of the batch size - this represents the time you need to "get into the zone"). You decide to work on these in batches of 4 questions. How long (minutes) until the last question is done? Question 5. A Mexican fast-food chain assembles items in assembly-line fashion. A customer first 1) tells the first employee what type of food s/he wants (e.g., burrito, salad, or tacos), then 2) tells the second employee what fillings s/he wants (e.g., chicken, fish, or vegetable), then 3) tells the third employee what toppings s/he wants (e.g., lettuce, guacamole, or cheese), and finally 4) pays a cashier for the order that may or may not include a drink. One employee works at each of the steps 1) through 3), and two cashiers take care of payments. On average, and per customer, step 1) takes 4 minutes, step 2) takes 5 minutes, step 3) takes 6 minute, and step 4) takes 10 minutes. What is the capacity (customers/hour) of this system?

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