Provide the product ranking. Problem 3 (Product Mix)Data concerning four product lines are as follows:Product LineCAP10P8Selling price per unitVariable cost per unitHours required for each unitMarket limit (unit)Total fixed costP3025P251010 hrs.45 hrs.4 hrs.8,000P100,00096,000 hours1 hr.NoneNone4,000Total hours available19nistRequired:1. Based on these data, choose the best product combination.2. How would the answer change if there are no market limitations on anyof the products? How much greater is the profit from this combinationof products than the profit associated with the combination in (1)?

1. RANKING OF PRODUCTS FOR PRODUCTIONS Because Hours are the limiting factor we will calculate rank…

Problem 3 (Product Mix) Data concerning four product lines are as follows: Product Line C P10 A Selling price per unit Variable cost per unit Hours required for each unit Market limit (unit) Total fixed cost Total hours available P30 25 5 hrs. None P25 10 10 hrs. None 4 hrs. 8,000 P100,000 96,000 hours P8 4 1 hr. 4,000 19nis Required: 1. Based on these data, choose the best product combination. 2. How would the answer change if there are no market limitations on any of the products? How much greater is the profit from this combination of products than the profit associated with the combination in (1)?

Problem 3 (Product Mix) Data concerning four product lines are as follows: Product Line C P10 A Selling price per unit Variable cost per unit Hours required for each unit Market limit (unit) Total fixed cost Total hours available P30 25 5 hrs. None P25 10 10 hrs. None 4 hrs. 8,000 P100,000 96,000 hours P8 4 1 hr. 4,000 19nis Required: 1. Based on these data, choose the best product combination. 2. How would the answer change if there are no market limitations on any of the products? How much greater is the profit from this combination of products than the profit associated with the combination in (1)?

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