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Mr. Tony Stark is the owner of a soy sauce factory located in Padang Besar, Perlis. His annual soy sauce production is 48,000 bottles at the moment. His production process data are as follows:
Item |
Data |
1) Production days |
280 days per year |
2) Equipment working capacity |
50 % |
3) Staffs working capacity |
50 % |
4) Number of production batches per year |
48 batches |
Mr. Tony Stark intended to increase his kicap production by double the volume within this year. Based on all of the data given, suggest how he can achieve this targeted production without spending any extra money on the production cost?
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