Practical Management Science
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WAI knows from historical records that approximately 40
percent of its labor is used in Department 101 and 60 percent
is used in Department 102. Th e reverse is true of machine time;
60 percent is used in Department 101 and 40 percent is used in
Department 102.
(a) Calculate the labor and machine hours needed in
Department 101 for each period of the MPS developed in
Problem 4.
(b) Calculate the labor and machine hours needed in
Department 102 for each period of the MPS developed in
Problem 4.
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