An Assembly Line Has 4 Stations How Many Stations of Each Type Does the Assembly Line

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Essay

An assembly line has 4 stations.All laborers are trained to operate all stations.The union contract limits laborers to a 40 hour work week with no overtime.The company is contracted to produce 320 units per week, with a profit of $1000 per unit.Each unit must proceed through all 4 stations in order.However, there is sufficient work in progress inventory to keep all stations busy at all times.Station information is detailed in the following table: $\begin{array}{lcc}\text { Station } & \text { Time Required Per } & \text { cost to Build the } \\& \text { Unit in minutes } & \text { Station }\\1 & 15 & \$ 5000 \\2 & 20 & \$ 8000 \\3 & 30 & \$ 4000 \\4 & 20 & \$ 10,000\end{array}$ How many stations of each type does the assembly line require to meet demand?

Understand the specific actions of various categories of drugs, such as analgesics, antiemetics, anticoagulants, and antiarrhythmics.

Understand the principles of pharmacology, including drug actions and interactions.

Identify the classification and indication of commonly used drugs.

Recognize the role of various drug therapies in treating diseases and conditions.

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