Please use this video to answer the questions below. All the info is in the video. He said to measure the distance in feet he takes to each destination I think in the video. please help

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjpOCDxH1cI

5) Develop a "spaghetti diagram" for this scenario. There are two parts (5A and 5B) to this section. [Reference Module 13]

5A) For each major travel start and stop path in the process, label the path with a number, provide a description, and estimate the distance traveled. The first two paths are already listed in the table and drawn in the spaghetti diagram. You need to finish listing the rest of the paths (table Part 5A) and drawing the pats (spaghetti diagram Part 5B). There are at least 15 different paths and over 550 feet traveled. Use the "spaghetti diagram" in conjunction with this effort to estimate the distance traveled. Sum the total distance traveled.

Path #	Description	Approximate distance in feet (Round trip when applicable)
1	Home to gate	28
2	Gate to canopy	36
3
4
5
	Total distance traveled

5B) Draw the actual physical flow (spaghetti diagram) using the template below. Show the direction of travel arrow for each line. Also, label each line using the numbering system you developed in your table. The first two lines of travel are already shown.

6) Document the "as is" condition as required by the template and instructions. This map needs to be to be detailed enough so that the process could be replicated using just this map. The process steps should also be broken down into enough detail so that you can identify opportunities for improvement and so that dissimilar steps can be identified. For example, combining "grab keys and wallet, walk to car, drive to store, park" into one step does not provide sufficient insights into the how much time is spent on each activity nor into problems that might occur in each step. Be sure to include at least seven "environmental issues and/or other questions and concerns". Also be sure to sum the columns (see bottom row in the table.) Compare the total time from this analysis to the total time of your videoed process. [Reference Module 13]

Process Flow Chart

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Overall Description of Process Charted:

Date Charted:

Charted by:

Check Appropriate Box: Current Process: X Proposed Process:

Distance (feet/ Meters)	Time (average)	Symbol	Person Involved	Value Code V/W/N/?	Description of Activity (indicate outcome)	Environmental Issues and/or Other Questions and Concerns
Total =	Total =	= = = = =	Total =	V = W = N = ? =	N/A	N/A

NOTES:

• Symbols: circle = operation, square = inspection, arrow = travel, "D" = delay, triangle = storage
• Value codes: adds value (V), generates waste (W), does not add value but remains necessary (N), has an unknown effect on value (?)