Kicks designs sneakers in crazy colors and patterns for kids of all ages. In the past, the company has outsourced production, but due to new tariffs on imported shoes, they have decided to set up their own production line in-house. As they have learned, the production process consists of seven steps as detailed in the table that follows. Kicks would like your help in setting up their production line. The in-house factory would operate 50 weeks a year, 4 days a week, and 10 hours a day to produce 10,000 pairs of shoes annually. Assuming that one worker would be assigned to each workstation on the assembly line, Kicks needs to know how to allocate work elements to workstations so that the production goal of 10,000 pairs of shoes can be met. Specifically, you are asked to: Determine how many pairs of shoes can actually be produced on your line, and calculate the efficiency of the line. (Round output to 0 decimal places, e.g. 5,125 and efficiency to 2 decimal places, e.g. 15.25%.) Output pairs of shoes Efficiency %