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ELEN [110]
3 years ago
7

A manufacturer's average work-in-process inventory for part #1234 of a particular car model is 1,250 parts. the workstation prod

uces parts at the rate of 150 parts per day. what is the average time a part spends at the workstation?
Business
1 answer:
Arisa [49]3 years ago
7 0
<span>Assuming that we consider the standard workday of eight hours, each part would take 18.75 minutes per part completion. In order to complete 1,250 parts, it would take 8.33 days to complete. In order to complete the 1,250 parts, the manufacturer would have to create at least eight work stations to meet the daily demand.</span>
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Category       Estimated   Cost Driver                         Amount of Cost Driver

                          Cost                                                      TR         BR      Total

Unit level       $736,000 Number of inspection hrs   15,900  7,100  23,000

Batch level      353,800  Number of setups                     83       39        122

Product level   152,500  Number of TV commercials       4          1            5

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