Question 1 The chart below shows the Master Production Schedule (MPS) and committed customer orders for a new MP3 Player you manufacture. Based on this information calculate Available to Promise (ATP.) 4 Discrete ATP Calculation MP3 Player MPS BI=25 Committed Customer Orders ATP:D O Weeks 3 and 7 Weeks 2, 4, and 6 O Weeks 5 and 7 Week Week Week Week Week Week Week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 O Weeks 1 and 8 250 300 350 300 300 250 200 200 350 350 325 250 275 175 In what weeks are you available to promise more than 0 MP3 players? Week 8 100 110 4 pts

The chart below shows the Master Production Schedule (MPS) and committed customer orders for a new MP3 Player you manufacture. Based on this information calculate Available to Promise (ATP.) ATP:D In what weeks are you available to promise more than 0 MP3 players? Weeks 3 and 7 Weeks 2,4 , and 6 Weeks 5 and 7 Wecks 1 and 8 To make your product you use 2 machines in sequence, machine A first for 15 minutes and then machine B for 20 minutes. You're currently using a chase production strategy and demand is expect to be 450 this month and 500 next month. Question 2 1.5pts The production plan for this product would be for the first month and for the second month. Please answer in numeric form. Question 3 1.5pts Which of the following statements regarding bottlenecks is true? Neither machine is a bottleneck Machine A is a bottieneck but Machine B is not Machine B is a bottleneck but Machine A is not Both machines are bottenecks. Question 4 1.5pts The bottle neck in this equation lasts for minutes, which means you can produce machines per hour. Please answer in numeric form