c (6) (2) (5) E (4) D (10) Refer to Scenario A: Suppose no lines/queues are permitted anywhere in th process (i.e., blocking can occur). If Task B routes students to the first available task (C or D), which Tasks would experience starvation? Check all that apply. Refer to Scenario A: For this question, suppose that queues / lines are now permitted anywhere in the process. If 75% of students are routed through Cand 25% are routed through D, what task is the bottleneck in the A-B-D-E process rout Refer to Scenario A: For this question, suppose that queues / lines are permitted anywhere in the process. If 75% of the students are routed through task C and 25% are routed through task D, what is the utilization for Task C? Pick the closest answer. 80% 90% 100% 110% 120% Refer to Scenario A: Suppose that 75% of students are routed to task C, and 25% to D, and queues/lines are permitted anywhere in the process. You could hire one additional worker for any single task (doubling throughput capacity at that task). Assigning the new worker to which task would have the greatest impact on the throughput for the entire process (i.e., the rate at which students exist task E). A B OD