Question 1: The performance of a chicken farm is 80%, and daily egg collection from the farm is 2500. The labor rate in that area is $2.5/hr. A process chart for the egg collection is shown in the Fig. 1. Calculate a) the number of people required for the facility. b) the selling price of each egg and c) the daily profit of the farm from selling the eggs. Hint Assume the cost breakdown of the facility from the table shown in page 67 of the textbook. The given numbers in the figure 1 is for the direct labor alone. Collection and transfer of esss Package acquisition 1000 1660 Broken eres Material receipt Storage and pre-selection Whole eggs Broken eggs Sanitization, selection and classification 1066 2000 OS Break, screening and packaging 4000 Storage 2000 2000 Packaging Storage and distribution of liquid egg 2000 05 Storage and shipping Question 1: The performance of a chicken farm is 80%, and daily egg collection from the farm is 2500. The labor rate in that area is $2.5/hr. A process chart for the egg collection is shown in the Fig. 1. Calculate a) the number of people required for the facility. b) the selling price of each egg and c) the daily profit of the farm from selling the eggs. Hint Assume the cost breakdown of the facility from the table shown in page 67 of the textbook. The given numbers in the figure 1 is for the direct labor alone. Collection and transfer of esss Package acquisition 1000 1660 Broken eres Material receipt Storage and pre-selection Whole eggs Broken eggs Sanitization, selection and classification 1066 2000 OS Break, screening and packaging 4000 Storage 2000 2000 Packaging Storage and distribution of liquid egg 2000 05 Storage and shipping