Answered! Wood-Walker Furniture is a small company which makes two models of tables on the same line, A and B….

Wood-Walker Furniture is a small company which makes two models of tables on the same line, A and B. Demand for tables has averaged 20 per day, with 25% of sales from model A and 75% from model B. Each model requires a certain amount of times for the cutting of component parts, for assembling and for painting. The labor time required for each of the activities, for the two types of tables, are given below. (The equipment required was adequate in all departments and not an issue.) Assume all the staff worked 8 hours per day (regular time) and that they can work on any model, but cannot do any tasks outside their department. What is the maximum number of tables that can be made per day during regular hours, given the above information? Assuming they are actually producing 20 tables per day, using overtime in any department where necessary, how much overtime would be used by each of the three departments?