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Tammy is following kristen's success story and uses the same business model. since she had heard that kristen had limited production capacity because of her oven size, she has invested in a better and faster oven; her oven can cook a dozen cookies in 7 minutes. tammy is not as experienced as kristen in cookie making so it takes her 8 minutes to mix the dough. tammy's roommate is as fast as kristen's roommate, and all the other steps are exactly the same kristen's cookie company. what is the capacity of tammy's cookie company, in dozens of cookies per hour, when the order size is 1 dozen? where is the bottleneck? what is the capacity of tammy's cookie company, in dozens of cookies per hour, when the order size is 2 dozens? where is the bottleneck? again assume that tammy has only 1 oven and order size is one dozen. without adding any new resources how can your increase the capacity and by how much?

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