Meier Skis manufacturers handcrafted skis. The manufacturing process is organized into three key stations: Form the ski core. Layer the design and press the ski shape. Finish the ski pair: trim, sand, taper, bevel, and final inspection. The following table summarizes the processing time and number of workers at each station. Meier defines a unit as a pair of skis, not an individual ski, and the processing times, demand rate, etc. are given per unit (per pair of skis). Station 1) Form the core 2) Layer the design and press 3) Finish the pair Processing Time (min/unit) 40 33 35 # Workers 2 4 7 Other important process parameters are provided as follows: The demand rate is 159 units per day. The net revenue (less variable cost of materials) per unit is $67. All workers are paid $15 per hour. Fixed operating costs not including wages are $392 per day. The factory works for 11 hours per day. Identify the bottleneck station and the process capacity in units/day. Calculate and enter the cost of direct labor in dollars per unit. Carry all calculations to at least 3 decimal places. Enter your final answer rounded to 1 decimal place - nearest