Using the table below answer the next set of questions: Dan is considering expanding his production at Feline Sporty to include cat backpacks. Dan expects to incur an additional set of fixed costs for extra storage and preparation totaling $52,923 for the upcoming year. The cat backpacks can be sold for $70 each and costs $35.6 per plate. What is the breakeven quantity for the cat backpacks? Round to the nearest unit. If Dan would like to produce 1,800 cat hammocks per week and his plant runs 40 hours every week, what is the maximum time his operations should take to make 1 cat hammock (Hint: what's the cycle time)? Please report this measure as seconds per unit. Question 2 2 pts What is the theoretical minimum number of workstations Dan could implement to balance his line? Draw a precedence diagram (remember this should look like a flowchart with circles and lines). Make sure to label each step with its letter and write the amount of time at the top of each step. Also, circle a possible set of steps to be grouped together to reach the theoretical minimum number of workstations. Note: there's more than 1 possible solution here. Just try your best! Upload your drawing to this question Upload Using the table below answer the next set of questions: Dan is considering expanding his production at Feline Sporty to include cat backpacks. Dan expects to incur an additional set of fixed costs for extra storage and preparation totaling $52,923 for the upcoming year. The cat backpacks can be sold for $70 each and costs $35.6 per plate. What is the breakeven quantity for the cat backpacks? Round to the nearest unit. If Dan would like to produce 1,800 cat hammocks per week and his plant runs 40 hours every week, what is the maximum time his operations should take to make 1 cat hammock (Hint: what's the cycle time)? Please report this measure as seconds per unit. Question 2 2 pts What is the theoretical minimum number of workstations Dan could implement to balance his line? Draw a precedence diagram (remember this should look like a flowchart with circles and lines). Make sure to label each step with its letter and write the amount of time at the top of each step. Also, circle a possible set of steps to be grouped together to reach the theoretical minimum number of workstations. Note: there's more than 1 possible solution here. Just try your best! Upload your drawing to this question Upload