ANSWER ONLY QUESTION 2)ANSWER ONLY QUESTION 2) 1.- You have the following manufacturing system:ABс 5%15%MM1M220%20% ▼ EG40%D H40%M3I 10%60% FJ90%M4K 15%L85%Knowing that:* flow L denotes an OK (sellable) output; flows C, E, I, and K denote NOK (scraped) lots.*the selling price of OK (sellable) output = 10 ($/lot).* the cost of NOK (scraped) lot = 1 ($/lot).* the input rates - for A and B - are 5 lot/hr and 15 lot/hr (respectively)., calculate the total profit achieved in one hour ($/hr).2.- For the previous manufacturing system, assume now that the service rate - for each Mi - is the following:M1 => µ1 = 4 lot/hrM2 => µ26 lot/hrM3 => µ3 8 lot/hrM4 => µ4= 5 lot/hrcalculate the value of incoming flows A and B so no Mi exceeds a Utilization (U) of 100%.

1.- You have the following manufacturing system: A B с 5% 15% M M1 M2 20% 20% E G 40% D H 40% M3 I 10% 60% F J 90% M4 K 15% L 85% Knowing that: * flow L denotes an OK (sellable) output; flows C, E, I, and K denote NOK (scraped) lots. * the selling price of OK (sellable) output = 10 ($/lot). * the cost of NOK (scraped) lot = 1 (S/lot). * the input rates - for A and B - are 5 lot/hr and 15 lot/hr (respectively). , calculate the total profit achieved in one hour ($/hr). 2.- For the previous manufacturing system, assume now that the service rate - for each Mi - is the following: M1 => µl = 4 lot/hr M2 => μ2 = 6 lot/hr M3 =>u3 = 8 lot/hr M4 => μ4= 5 lot/hr , calculate the value of incoming flows A and B so no Mi exceeds a Utilization (U) of 100%.

1.- You have the following manufacturing system: A B с 5% 15% M M1 M2 20% 20% E G 40% D H 40% M3 I 10% 60% F J 90% M4 K 15% L 85% Knowing that: * flow L denotes an OK (sellable) output; flows C, E, I, and K denote NOK (scraped) lots. * the selling price of OK (sellable) output = 10 ($/lot). * the cost of NOK (scraped) lot = 1 (S/lot). * the input rates - for A and B - are 5 lot/hr and 15 lot/hr (respectively). , calculate the total profit achieved in one hour ($/hr). 2.- For the previous manufacturing system, assume now that the service rate - for each Mi - is the following: M1 => µl = 4 lot/hr M2 => μ2 = 6 lot/hr M3 =>u3 = 8 lot/hr M4 => μ4= 5 lot/hr , calculate the value of incoming flows A and B so no Mi exceeds a Utilization (U) of 100%.

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