PDF-Homework #3Supply Chain Models: Manufacturing & Warehousing (ISyE 3104

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April118500 May229300 June2012200 July2317600 August1614000 September206300 As of March 31 Yeasty had 86 workers on the payroll Over a period of 26 workingdays when

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