4. The analyst in the Red Diamond Electronics Company wishes to assign a number of like facilities to an operator based on minimizing the cost per unit of output. A detailed study of the facilities revealed the following: Loading machine standard time: 0.34 minutes Unloading machine standard time: 0.26 minutes Walk time between machines: 0.06 minutes Operator rate: $12.0 per hour Machine rate (both idle and working): $18.0 per hour Power feed time: 1.48 minutes How many of these machines should be assigned to each operator? b. two c. three d. four a. one b. 5. Referencing the previous question, what is the lowest cost per unit of output? a. $0.76/hr b. $ 0.44/hr ç. $0.68/hr d. $0.51/hr

4. The analyst in the Red Diamond Electronics Company wishes to assign a number of like facilities to an operator based on minimizing the cost per unit of output. A detailed study of the facilities revealed the following: Loading machine standard time: 0.34 minutes Unloading machine standard time: 0.26 minutes Walk time between machines: 0.06 minutes Operator rate: $12.0 per hour Machine rate (both idle and working): $18.0 per hour Power feed time: 1.48 minutes How many of these machines should be assigned to each operator? b. two c. three d. four a. one b. 5. Referencing the previous question, what is the lowest cost per unit of output? a. $0.76/hr b. $ 0.44/hr ç. $0.68/hr d. $0.51/hr

Automotive Technology: A Systems Approach (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781133612315

Author:Jack Erjavec, Rob Thompson

Publisher:Jack Erjavec, Rob Thompson

Chapter22: Basics Of Electronics And Computer Systems

Section: Chapter Questions

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