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Consider this process for custom picture framing. The process consists of six steps: 1) Take the order 2) Making the frame 3) Cut the matting 4) Mount the artwork 5) Cut the glass 6) Clean and assemble The order taking counter has 6 workers who can each take 6 customer orders per hour. Frame making (Step 2) has 6 workers who can each complete 5 frames per hour. Mat cutting has 4 workers who can each cut 3 mats per hour. Artwork mounting has 5 workers who can each complete 5 pieces per hour. The glass cutting station has 5 workers staffed and they can each complete 4 pieces per hour. Finally, the cleaning and final assembly station has 6 workers who can each complete 2 finished products per hour. The store is open for 8 hours each day with a maximum demand of 140 finished units per day. Your store manager has approved the hiring of up to 3 new workers to increase your daily capacity. You can assume that each new worker can be trained to complete any of the six tasks. At which station(s) will you add your new workers? Sometimes you might add only two workers. Other times, only one worker. And you might even have situations when you can meet demand without adding any new workers. Give your answer by typing the number of each person you want to add in the following order: Ordering, Frame making, Mat cutting, Mounting, Glass cutting, Cleaning and assembly. EX1, if you wanted 0 Ordering, 2 Frame making, 0 Mat cutting, 1 Mounting, 0 Glass cutting, 0 Cleaning and assembly then the answer would be 020100. EX2, if you wanted 0 Ordering, 0 Frame making, 0 Mat cutting, 0 Mounting, 1 Glass cutting, 0 Cleaning and assembly then the answer would be 000010.