When injecting the red Haribo frogs with the poison, the process requires two machines. The "Injector" injects the poison. The "Guard" adds a protective coat so that the poison doesn't rub off on the other frogs with different colors in the bag. While the "Injector" operates autonomously, the "Guard" needs a skilled operator. Haribo only has one person available to do this job. His name is Larry. It takes the "Injector" 10 seconds to complete one frog. The "Guard" can process 10 frogs in 2 minutes. Larry can direct the "Guard" to coat 22 frogs in 4 minutes. Assume that the "Injector" is the bottleneck with a capacity of 0.3 frogs per second. Assume the capacity of the "Guard" is 0.45 frogs/second and the capacity of Larry is 0.43 frogs/second. If we acquired another "Injector" to double the capacity of that resource to 0.6 frogs/second, what would the new throughput of the whole process be? 0.43 frogs/second 0.45 frogs/second 0.6 frogs/second 0.3 frogs/second