1 Questions 33-38 refer to the following information. Consider the following very simple version of the "National Cranberry Cooperative" (NCC) case. Assume that the plant receives only water-harvested berries at the rate of 1050 bbls/hr. Average truck capacity = 75 bbls/truck. The capacities of the various processing units are given below: Dumper: 450 bbls/hr/unit, Dechaffing: 1500 bbls/hr/unit, Drying: 200 bbls/hr/unit, Separator: 300 bbls/hr/unit, There are two sizes of bins available for storage. Bins no.1 through no.9 (9 bins): each bin capacity is 250 bbls/bin. Bins no.10 and no.11 (2 bins): each bin capacity is 450 bbls/bin. Trucks arrive uniformly between 7:00AM to 7:00PM. Processing starts at 11:00AM and ends when all the berries received during the day have been processed. Truck Queue Storage Dumpers Bins: 1-9 3 units Dechaffing 1 unit Drying 3 units Bins: 10-11 What is the maximum long-term achievable throughput rate of the plant? Oa. 6 trucks per hour O b. 8 trucks per hour O c. 12 trucks per hour Od. 14 trucks per hour Oe. 42 trucks per hour Separator 3 units 1