A product requires the following tasks to make it on an assembly line. Assume 7.6 hours per workday and 5 workdays per week. $\begin{array}{crc}\text { Task } & \text { Time (n minutes) } & \text { Predecessor(s) } \
\text { A } & 10 & \text { none } \
\text { B } & 14 & \text { A } \
\text { C } & 12 & \text { none } \
\text { D } & 8 & \text { none } \
\text { E } & 11 & \text { C } \
\text { F } & 17 & \text { C, D } \
\text { G } & 20 & \text { B } \
\text { H } & 9 & \text { E } \
\text { I } & 13 & \text { D } \
\text { J } & 15 & \text { G, H } \
\text { K } & 17 & \text { H, I } \
\text { L } & 8 & \text { J } \
\text { M } & 10 & \text { I } \
\text { N } & 15 & \text { K, L, M }
\end{array}$
a.Using only the information given, what would be the maximum output per day that can be achieved?
b.Assume that the activities have been assigned to five workstations. What is the line efficiency for a cycle time of 40 seconds?

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A product requires the following tasks to make it on an assembly line. Assume 7.6 hours per workday and 5 workdays per week. $\begin{array}{crc}\text { Task } & \text { Time (n minutes) } & \text { Predecessor(s) } \
\text { A } & 10 & \text { none } \
\text { B } & 14 & \text { A } \
\text { C } & 12 & \text { none } \
\text { D } & 8 & \text { none } \
\text { E } & 11 & \text { C } \
\text { F } & 17 & \text { C, D } \
\text { G } & 20 & \text { B } \
\text { H } & 9 & \text { E } \
\text { I } & 13 & \text { D } \
\text { J } & 15 & \text { G, H } \
\text { K } & 17 & \text { H, I } \
\text { L } & 8 & \text { J } \
\text { M } & 10 & \text { I } \
\text { N } & 15 & \text { K, L, M }
\end{array}$ 
a.Using only the information given, what would be the maximum output per day that can be achieved?
b.Assume that the activities have been assigned to five workstations. What is the line efficiency for a cycle time of 40 seconds?

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The Answer of A product requires the following tasks to make it on an assembly line. Assume 7.6 hours per workday and 5 workdays per week. $\begin{array}{crc}\text { Task } & \text { Time (n minutes) } & \text { Predecessor(s) } \
\text { A } & 10 & \text { none } \
\text { B } & 14 & \text { A } \
\text { C } & 12 & \text { none } \
\text { D } & 8 & \text { none } \
\text { E } & 11 & \text { C } \
\text { F } & 17 & \text { C, D } \
\text { G } & 20 & \text { B } \
\text { H } & 9 & \text { E } \
\text { I } & 13 & \text { D } \
\text { J } & 15 & \text { G, H } \
\text { K } & 17 & \text { H, I } \
\text { L } & 8 & \text { J } \
\text { M } & 10 & \text { I } \
\text { N } & 15 & \text { K, L, M }
\end{array}$ 
a.Using only the information given, what would be the maximum output per day that can be achieved?
b.Assume that the activities have been assigned to five workstations. What is the line efficiency for a cycle time of 40 seconds?

A Product Requires the Following Tasks to Make It on an Assembly