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Question 2 Henri's Custom Gowns has six jobs waiting to be processed. Each gown is at the beading work center. The job information is shown here. Job Job Time Days Job Time Operations Until Remaining Due (a) Determine the sequence Henri should follow if he uses the LPT {longest processing time) priority rule. Job sequence: (b) Based on the sequence developed in part (a), calculate the following performance measures: makespan, mean job flow time, average number ofjobs in the system, mean job lateness, mean job tardiness, and maximum tardiness. (Round your answers to 2 decimal places, e. g. 1.75.) Makespan = Mean job flow time = Average number ofjobs in the system = Mean job lateness = Mean job tardiness = Maximum tardiness = Question 1 Henri's Custom Gowns has six jobs waiting to be processed. Each gown is at the beading work center. The job information is shown here. Job Job Time Days Job Time Remaining at Other Number of Work Centers Operations at Other Work Centers \"-- I---- Henri recently learned about global priority rules. He is interested in the slack over remaining operations (S/RO) rule. (a) Determine the sequence Henri should follow if he uses the S/RO priority rule. For two jobs with the same job time pick the one with closer due date first. Job sequence: (b) Based on the sequence developed in part (a), calculate the following performance measures: makespan, mean job flow time, average number of jobs in the system, mean job lateness, mean job tardiness, and maximum tardiness. (Round your answers to 2 decimal places, e. g. 1.75.) Makespan = Mean job flow time = Average number of jobs in the system = Mean job lateness = Mean job tardiness = Maximum tardiness =