1. Consider a process consisting of three stations (Station 1 comes first, followed by Station 2 and then Station 3): Station 1 2 Processing Time [Min./Unit] 6 10 Number of Machines 2 2 3 Assuming 100% machine availability and 100% yield, answer the following questions: (a) Which station(s) is the bottleneck of the system? What is the process capacity (measured in # units/hour)? (b) If demand is 18 units per hour, what is the output rate of the process, and what is the utilization of each station? 2. Consider a problem that is similar.to one of the examples discussed in Week 2: a single product that needs to be processed in all three stages in a row in a sequential manner. The figure below captures the entire process. Capacity Analysis: Single Product, Multi Stages A- 1 6 minutes/unit 1 machine 100% machine available 75% process yield 2 8 minutes/unit 1 machine 100% machine available 100% process yield 3 5 minutes/unit 1 machine 100% machine available 50% process yield Given the information above, identify the bottleneck(s) of the process. If there are multiple bottlenecks, list all of them. What is the capacity of the process?