QUESTION 24 Combine the workstations into groups A, B, C. and so on) in a sequential fashion so that you will have the minimum number of groups of workstations), and yet, produce at least 96 units per day. Note that the actual cycle time should not exceed the target cycle time in any of the new groups After the re-organization, what is the output capacity of the new layout? (round down your answer) QUESTION 25 After the re-organization, what is the percent of idle time (rounded to 2 decimal places)? Enter your answer without the percent sign PROBLEM #2: In an assembly line, there are 7 workstations, as shown below. In row 1. you are given the processing times in minutes. Row 2 gives the workstation number. Assume an 8-hour (480 minute) work day Answer the following questions, 30 12 1:5 13 2 3 QUESTION 24 Combine the workstations into groups A, B, C. and so on) in a sequential fashion so that you will have the minimum number of groups of workstations), and yet, produce at least 96 units per day. Note that the actual cycle time should not exceed the target cycle time in any of the new groups After the re-organization, what is the output capacity of the new layout? (round down your answer) QUESTION 25 After the re-organization, what is the percent of idle time (rounded to 2 decimal places)? Enter your answer without the percent sign PROBLEM #2: In an assembly line, there are 7 workstations, as shown below. In row 1. you are given the processing times in minutes. Row 2 gives the workstation number. Assume an 8-hour (480 minute) work day Answer the following questions, 30 12 1:5 13 2 3