Question 5 15 pts 5.9. The route sheet for a part is as follows: A-F-E-D-C-B-A-F Two thousand pieces will flow through from the first machine A to the final machine F based on the given sequence of operations. A unit load size of 50 is initially specified at the first machine. However, due to lot sizing decisions, the unit load size is doubled after processing on machine D. If one vehicle (e.g., lift truck) is used to transport the unit loads from machine to machine, determine the total number of trips that the vehicle has to make, assuming that the vehicle capacity is one unit load. Try it and see what you can determine. It's a weird principle to grasp and technically no right or wrong solution. But provide your solution in numerical form. You are provided a decent range of values for scoring but it must be realistic in order for Canvas to provide your points. As a first move you must record your answer in this quiz with up to 4 chances. If you do not use this quiz to record your solution I will not provide manual grading for your response. If you use Canvas and fail to score then you can manually defend your solution by showing me effort and defending your logic. If you fail to record calculations and without defending and explaining your result it will not be worth many, if any, points. I've tried it 3 ways and have three different answers and all 3 would be correct. It's becomes more of a management decision determining what number of trips is best for the operation