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3. A Component can be produced with equal facility on either a capstan lathe or a single-spindle automatic. Find the break-even quantity QE if the the following data is given. Capstan Lathe Automatic (i) Tooing Cost £4.00 £4.00 (ii) Cost of Cams _ £15.00 (iii) Material Cost/Component £0.025 £0.025 (iv) Operating Labour Cost £0.25/h £0.10/h (v) Cycle Time/Component 4 min 1 min (vi) Setting up Labour Cost £0.40/h £0.40/h (Setting and Operating) 300% of 1000%

Note: IN current case you forgot to provide setup time.
However, Use the following excel template to calcualte the breakeven quantity (Just enter the setup time in hours in the cell highlighted)
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