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Business, 15.07.2020 01:01 Naysa150724

Ine’s Furniture is known for its fine cedar chests. The tasks necessary to assemble the cedar chests, the length of time needed to perform each task, and the operations that must be complete prior to subsequent operations are given below. With a production quota of 300 units in a 35 hour week, the desired cycle time is closest to . ElementTime (min)Predecessors
A2NONE
B3A
C5B
D5NONE
E4D
F1NONE
G2F
H4C, E, G
7 5 8 11

Using the cycle time from the previous question, the minimum number of workstations that can be used on the assembly line and still reach the production quota is

6 4 5 3

Which one of the following workstation allocations is feasible for Fine’s Furniture?

AD, BE, FG, CH AD, BE, C, FGH AB, DE, CF, GH ABF, DG, C, EH

efficiency of the line balanced above is closest to

93%
95%
82%
100%
If Fine’s can only afford 3 workers to man the line (i. e., one worker per work station), how many chests can be produced in a 35-hour week?

130
233
370
300

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