Answer questions $9,10$ and $11$ based on the case and data given in the following

throughout a work week. In $480$ ob sampling to an quality control operator. She makes $600$ observations

in remaining $120$ observations observations the operator performs quality control of a product, and he was idle

controlled totally $1600$ parts. Mean Westinghing week, operator's total work duration is $40$ hours, and he

this task.$($Round up your result if necessanghouse rating is $1\mathrm{.}25$ for the operator, and $30\%$ allowances are applied to

a$.)48$ seconds

b$.)32$ seconds

c$.)15$ second

d$.)144$ second

e$)72$ seconds

$10.(5$ points$).$ Based on these data, what is the standard time for controlling one product $($Calculate in seconds$)?$

a$.)78$ seconds

b$.)52$ seconds

c$.)25$ seconds

d$.)92$ seconds

e$)117$ seconds

$11.(5$ points$).$ Is number of observations statistically sufficient for this study? $($Based on $95\%$ confidence level$).$

a$)$ No$,$ we have $480$ observations on quality control, but need $600$ observations.

b$)$ Yes, necessary number of observations is $246,$ we have $600$ observations.

c$)$ No$,$ we need to take $246$ obervations more.

d$)$ Yes, necessary sample size is $480,$ we have $600$ observations.

e$)$ None of them

$12.(5$ points$)$ Remember multiple activity $($gang$)$ chart. Which data can be obtained by using a multiple activity

chart?

Utility level of workers

Utility level of machines

Quality of the product

Transportation flow directions

Flow of the process

a$.)1$ and $2$

b$.)1,2$ and $3$

c$.)1,2$ and $5$

d$.)3,4,$ and $5$

e$)1,4,$ and $5$

$(5$ points$)$ Which options are VALUE ADDED process steps?

B

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