A client has commissioned 10 identical projects. The basic data of the projects is given in Table Q6(a). The details of activities (name of activities, man-hours and optimum gang size per activity) are given in Table Q6(b). Using the line of balance technique carry out the following: Tabulate the numerical data for the project using Worksheet Q6. a. [30%) b. Explain the assumptions you made. [20%) Draw up a line of balance using the graph paper supplied C. [30%] Comment on the results explaining how the imbalances can be addressed d. [20%] Table Q6(a) Number of projects Required handover rate Working hours per day Working days per week Buffer duration 10 2 projects per week 3 days Table Q6(b) Activity Man hours per project Optimum gang size per project A 96 66 64 4 70 104 98 4. 40 A client has commissioned 10 identical projects. The basic data of the projects is given in Table Q6(a). The details of activities (name of activities, man-hours and optimum gang size per activity) are given in Table Q6(b). Using the line of balance technique carry out the following: Tabulate the numerical data for the project using Worksheet Q6. a. [30%) b. Explain the assumptions you made. [20%) Draw up a line of balance using the graph paper supplied C. [30%] Comment on the results explaining how the imbalances can be addressed d. [20%] Table Q6(a) Number of projects Required handover rate Working hours per day Working days per week Buffer duration 10 2 projects per week 3 days Table Q6(b) Activity Man hours per project Optimum gang size per project A 96 66 64 4 70 104 98 4. 40