Throughput Justin Fawber is a divisional manager within GPS Guidance Systems. Fawber is concerned about the amount of the divisions production. The following production data are available for April.

Total units completed	1,023,000
Total good units completed and sold	838,860
Total value-added hours of processing time	18,600
Total hours of processing time	62,000

Determine each of the following for this division for April. a. What is the manufacturing cycle efficiency? Note: Round percentage to one decimal point (i.e. round 4.555% to 4.6%). Answer% b. What is the process productivity? Note: Round amount to one decimal point (i.e. round 4.555 to 4.6). Answer units per hour c. What is the process quality yield? Note: Round percentage to one decimal point (i.e. round 4.555% to 4.6%). Answer% d. What is the total throughput per hour? Note: Round amount to one decimal point (i.e. round 4.555 to 4.6). Answer units per hour e. If only 660,000 of the units produced in April had been sold, calculate throughput per hour. Note: Round amount to one decimal point (i.e. round 4.555 to 4.6). Answer units per hour f. If Fawber can eliminate 20 percent of the NVA (non-value added) time, calculate throughput per hour. Note: Round amount to one decimal point (i.e. round 4.555 to 4.6). Answer units per hour g. If Fawber can increase quality output to a yield of 90 percent and eliminate 20 percent of the NVA time, calculate throughput per hour. Note: Round amount to one decimal point (i.e. round 4.555 to 4.6). Answer units per hour