IceSculpt Industries makes custom ice sculptures, serving pieces and flavored ice cubes for drinks for caterers and party planners. They receive deliveries of two kinds of ice over the course of the day: Tasty Ice and Pretty Ice. Each block weighs twenty pounds. Tasty Ice is delivered at a rate of 1,000 blocks/hour, with deliveries arrives from 9am to 2pm. Pretty Ice is delivered at a rate 2,000 blocks/hour, with deliveries arriving from 8am to 1pm. You can treat the delivery rate of ice as continuous. Any ice that can not be processed immediately is kept in a walk-in cooler. The following is the process flow diagram, in which the capacity rates at each step are also shown. Tasty Ice Tasty Ice Cooler Receiving: C = 4,000 blocks/hr Pretty Ice Pretty Ice Cooler Flavoring: C = 600 blocks/hr Rough Shaping: C=2,400 blocks/hr Basic Sculpting: C = 900 blocks/hr Fine Sculpting: C = 1,250 blocks/hr Prepping for Delivery: C = 2,500 blocks/hr (Q1) What is the implied utilization of each step at 11am? Show answers only. No need to show calculations. + Receiving Flavouring Basic Sculpting Fine Sculpting Prepping for Delivery (Q2) What is the peak inventory of Tasty Ice? At what time of the day does the Tasty Ice cooler become empty? Based on your diagram, what is the peak inventory of Pretty Ice? At what time of the day does the Pretty Ice cooler become empty? What is the peak inventory of Tasty Ice At what time of the day does Tasty Ice cooler become empty? What is the peak inventory of Pretty Ice At what time of the day does Pretty Ice cooler become empty? (Q3) IceSculpt has an hourly cooling cost of $0.04/hundred pounds of ice kept in the coolers. What is Ice Sculpts total daily cooling cost?