Develop the MOST activity sequence model and determine the normal time for the following work activities: 1. A worker walks 5 steps, picks up a small rart from the flow raten in hin ni. 2. An operator standing in front of a lathe walks 6 steps to a heavy part lying on a pallet, picks up the part, walks back to the machine and places it in position with several adjusting actions. 3. From a stack located 10 steps away, a heavy object must be picked up and moved 5 steps and placed on top of a workbench with some adjustments. The height of this stack will vary from waste to floor level. After placing the object on the workbench, the operator returns to the original location, which is 9 steps away 4. From a position in front of a lathe, the operator takes 2 steps to the side, turns the hand wheel 2 revolutions, and sets the cutting tool by aligning the hand wheel dial to a scale mark. 5. A milling machine operator walks 4 steps to the quick feeding cross lever and engages the feed. The machine time following the 4 in lever action is 2.5 s. 6. An operator must retrieve a caliper from the bottom of a full tool box and bring it 5 steps to a test fixture where they inspect for a 9.25 in dimension on a part. They return the caliper to its proper location at the bottom of the tool cabinet 3 steps away Develop the MOST activity sequence model and determine the normal time for the following work activities: 1. A worker walks 5 steps, picks up a small rart from the flow raten in hin ni. 2. An operator standing in front of a lathe walks 6 steps to a heavy part lying on a pallet, picks up the part, walks back to the machine and places it in position with several adjusting actions. 3. From a stack located 10 steps away, a heavy object must be picked up and moved 5 steps and placed on top of a workbench with some adjustments. The height of this stack will vary from waste to floor level. After placing the object on the workbench, the operator returns to the original location, which is 9 steps away 4. From a position in front of a lathe, the operator takes 2 steps to the side, turns the hand wheel 2 revolutions, and sets the cutting tool by aligning the hand wheel dial to a scale mark. 5. A milling machine operator walks 4 steps to the quick feeding cross lever and engages the feed. The machine time following the 4 in lever action is 2.5 s. 6. An operator must retrieve a caliper from the bottom of a full tool box and bring it 5 steps to a test fixture where they inspect for a 9.25 in dimension on a part. They return the caliper to its proper location at the bottom of the tool cabinet 3 steps away