The analyst in the Dorben Company wishes to assign a number of like facilities to anoperator based on minimizing the cost per unit of output. A detailed study of the facilitiesrevealed the following:Loading machine standard time = 0.30 minutesUnloading machine standard time = 0.25 minutesWalk time between two machines = 0.09 minutesOperator rate = $12.00 per hourMachine rate (both idle and working) = $18.00 per hourMachine cycle time = 1.55 minutesa) with your initial estimation, how many machines can be serviced exactly?with three decimal places)b) How much is your TEC if the operator has idle time? $c) How much is your TEC if the machine has idle time? $(please keep a non-integerper piece (please keep three decimal places)d) How many of these machines should be assigned to each operator?per piece (please keep three decimal places)(please write down a numerical number)

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a) With your initial estimation, how many machines can be serviced exactly? with three decimal places) b) How much is your TEC if the operator has idle time? $ c)How much is your TEC if the machine has idle time? $ (please keep a non-integer per piece (please keep three decimal places) per piece (please keep three decimal places)

a) With your initial estimation, how many machines can be serviced exactly? with three decimal places) b) How much is your TEC if the operator has idle time? $ c)How much is your TEC if the machine has idle time? $ (please keep a non-integer per piece (please keep three decimal places) per piece (please keep three decimal places)

Automotive Technology: A Systems Approach (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter22: Basics Of Electronics And Computer Systems

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