Annual demand for products A, B and C at Widgets Manufacturing is 6000, 3000, and 500 units respectively. All products involve similar components, technology, and processing steps so all can be assembled at the same final assembly work center. Assuming five work days per week, 50 work weeks per year, and three shifts (24 hours per day), what is the mixed model minimum batch size using mixed-model scheduling? Product A B C Annual demand Daily forecast Batch Hourly Batch Mixed Model Minimum Batch Size Complete the problem above, and enter your answers for PRODUCT "A" mixed model minimum batch size (in "Answer 1" field) and PRODUCT "B" mixed model minimum batch size (in "Answer 2" field). Note that the answers are whole numbers.

Annual demand for products A, B and C at Widgets Manufacturing is 6000, 3000, and 500 units respectively. All products involve similar components, technology, and processing steps so all can be assembled at the same final assembly work center. Assuming five work days per week, 50 work weeks per year, and three shifts (24 hours per day), what is the mixed model minimum batch size using mixed-model scheduling? Product A B C Annual demand Daily forecast Batch Hourly Batch Mixed Model Minimum Batch Size Complete the problem above, and enter your answers for PRODUCT "A" mixed model minimum batch size (in "Answer 1" field) and PRODUCT "B" mixed model minimum batch size (in "Answer 2" field). Note that the answers are whole numbers.

Practical Management Science

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Chapter2: Introduction To Spreadsheet Modeling

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