The following three questions are based on the following material. HSS Ltd. manufactures decorative tins that hold various food products such as popcorn, cookies, and candies. The finished tins are sold to food packaging companies that fill the tins. In making the actual tin, minus the lid, there are three steps involved: Step 1: Lithography, Step 2: Molding/Sealing, and Step 3: Assembly. Table 1 lists the required processing times and set up times at each of the steps. The demand greatly exceeds capacity for these decorative tins. There is unlimited space for buffer inventory between these steps. Table 1: Processing Times and Set-up Times for Tin Manufacturing Process step 1 Lithography 2 Molding / Sealing 3 Assembly Set up time 50 min 0 20 min Activity time 2 min/tin 2 min/tin 1 min/tin Flag question: Question 2 Question 24 pts What is the maximum number of tins the assembly step can produce per hour with a batch size of 100 tins? Group of answer choices 24 tins/hour 100 tins/hour None of the above 20 tins/hour 50 tins/hour