A) Answer: A) Machine 1
Workload of machine 1 = 10*70+5*60+20*50+15*30 = 2450 minutes
Workload of machine 2 = 15*70+10*60+5*50+5*30 = 2050 minutes
Workload of machine 3 = 10*70+15*60+5*50+5*30 = 2000 minutes
Workload of machine 4 = 5*70+10*60+10*50+10*30 = 1750 minutes
Available capacity per machine = 40 hours* 60 minutes per hour = 2400 minutes
Workload of machine 1 is more than its capacity. Therefore, Machine 1 is the bottleneck.
B) Answer: B) X,W, Z, Y
Using bottleneck method, we need to determine the profit contribution per minute of bottleneck resource (Machine 1)
Profit contribution per minute of bottleneck resource for product W = 70/10 = $ 7
Profit contribution per minute of bottleneck resource for product X = 60/5 = $ 12
Profit contribution per minute of bottleneck resource for product Y = 90/20 = $ 4.5
Profit contribution per minute of bottleneck resource for product Z = 100/15 = $ 6.7
The products are scheduled in order of their profit contribution per minute of bottleneck resource. So the optimal schedule is: X,W, Z, Y
C) Answer: C) 70 W, 60 X, 47 Y, 30 Z
Product X, W and Z can be produced upto their respective demand level. Remaining time on Machine 1 = 2400 - (5*60+10*70+15*30) = 950 minutes
Quantity of Product Y that can be produced in remaining time = 950/20 = 47.5 ~ 47
D) Answer: B) greater than $ 10000 but less than or equal to 11000
Profit = Profit contribution from products - Fixed overhead cost
= (70*70+60*60+47*90+30*100)-5500
= $ 10,230
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