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Business, 20.03.2021 20:50, josmanu235

Woodmont Enterprises produces two lines of mobile homes: double-wide and single-wide. Unit cost and revenue data pertaining to each product are shown below: Each double-wide home requires 450 different labor hours and 225 machine hours. Each single-wide home requires 250 direct labor hours and 175 machine hours. Demand for each line of homes far exceeds the company's total production capacity.
(a) If Woodmont's production capacity is constrained by limited direct labor hours, which line of homes should it produce?
(b) If Woodmont's total production capacity is constrained by machine hours, which line of homes should it produce?


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