Final answer:
The bottleneck for Product A is Machine 2, and the bottleneck for Product B is Machine 3.
Step-by-step explanation:
To determine which resource is the bottleneck, we need to calculate the time it takes to produce each product on each machine. We can use the formula Time = Demand / Capacity. For Product A:
- Machine 1: Time = 40 units / 0.4 unit per minute = 100 minutes
- Machine 2: Time = 40 units / 0.12 unit per minute = 333.33 minutes
- Machine 3: Not used for Product A
- Machine 4: Time = 40 units / 0.3 unit per minute = 133.33 minutes
For Product B:
- Machine 1: Time = 160 units / 0.4 unit per minute = 400 minutes
- Machine 2: Not used for Product B
- Machine 3: Time = 160 units / 0.2 unit per minute = 800 minutes
- Machine 4: Not used for Product B
From the calculations, we can see that Machine 2 has the longest time (333.33 minutes) for Product A, and Machine 3 has the longest time (800 minutes) for Product B.
Therefore, Machine 2 is the bottleneck for Product A, and Machine 3 is the bottleneck for Product B.