The basic pizza-making process consists of (1) preparing the pizza, (2) baking it, and (3) cutting and boxing (or transferring to a platter for dine-in service). It takes four minutes to prepare a pizza, eight minutes to bake it, and one minute to cut and box or transfer. If the restaurant has only one preparer at each stage, what is the theoretical capacity of each stage of the pizza-making process in pizzas per hour? Assume that each operation is performed in series and independently, and that the oven can bake only one pizza at a time. Round your answers down to the nearest whole number. Capacity Preparing the pizza Baking the pizza 15 pizzas/hour 8 pizzas/hour 60 pizzas/hour Cutting and boxing If the restaurant has three preparers at each stage, what is the theoretical capacity of each stage of the pizza-making process in pizzas per hour? Assume that each operation is performed in series and independently. Use answers for the first question in your calculations. Round your answers down to the nearest whole number. Capacity Preparing the pizza 45 pizzas/hour Baking the pizza 23 pizzas/hour Cutting and boxing 180 pizzas/hour Hide Feedback Partially Correct. Hint(s) Check My Work