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                           b. $55,000                                        instead of six wheels, in Exhibit 16.13 the
                           c. $50,000                                        number of requested wheels for week 7
                           d. $62,000                                        would change to
                           e. $41,000                                        a. 150.
                         7. A product-oriented layout is one where           b. 8.
                           a.  the product stays in one place, while the     c. 900.
                             workers, materials, and equipment come          d. 400.
                             to the product for manufacturing or             e. 137.
                             service operations.                         10. Consider the control chart in Exhibit 16.16.
                           b. the different activity centers are             We know that the system went out of
                             organized by function.                          control between 10 and 11 A.M. because
                           c. the product stays in one place.                a.  the average weights for the samples
                           d.  production resources are dedicated to           taken at 8, 9, and 11 A.M. were all
                             products.                                         different from the design specification of
                           e. the different activities are organized by        48 ounces per box.
                             cost center.                                    b. the average weights for the samples
                         8. Consider the production rate example. If           taken at 8, 9, 10, and 11 A.M. are all
                           the demand in the second month changed              different.
                           from 200 to 250 units and a level strategy        c. the average weight for the first sample at
                           was used, in Exhibit 16.10 the regular time         8 A.M. is less than 48 ounces, and the
                           production in the second month would                average weight for the last sample at
                           change to                                           11 A.M. is more than 48 ounces.
                           a. 250 units.                                     d.  the average weights for the samples
                           b. 50 units.                                        taken at 10 and 11 A.M. are different.
                           c. 100 units.                                     e. the average weights for the samples
                           d. 10 workers.                                      taken at 8, 9, and 10 A.M. are all within
                           e. It would not change.                             the lower and upper control limits, and
                                                                               the average weight for the sample taken
                         9. Consider the material requirements                 at 11 A.M. is higher than the upper
                           example. If the bill of material for the chair      control limit of 48.3 ounces.
                           were redesigned to include eight wheels



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