limiting factor
nabutt
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if no. of limited labour hrs are given, the no. of total product made are given and no. of labour hrs in each production department per hr is also given how to find that limiting factor is needed or nt e-g
no. of hrs per units in mixing dep are 0.20
total units made are 2100
no. hrs available 160
how we find limiting faactor
no. of hrs per units in mixing dep are 0.20
total units made are 2100
no. hrs available 160
how we find limiting faactor
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in this case the 160 labour hours will limit what can be produced
So labour hours should be allocated to the product that generates the best contribution from the labour hours it requires and any left over to the second best etcSandy
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