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Below is a simple/familiar (I hope) worksheet for the "Dice Game". Answer the following questions given the data for the each Work Center's scheduled production:
RollWC 1
Remaining WIP for WC 2
RollWC 2
RemainingWIP for WC 3
RollWC 3
RemainingWIP for WC 4
RollWC 4
RemainingWIP for WC 5
RollWC 5
Addedto FG
Week 1
5
6
4
2
a. How much is added to Finished Goods on the first week?
b. What is the Remaining WIP for WC 4?
c. What would WC 2's actual production be?
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