Question: Task Time (in minutes) Immediate Predecessors A 1.00 None B .40 A C .45 A D 1.10 A E .36 A F .05 None G
| Task | Time (in minutes) | Immediate Predecessors |
| A | 1.00 | None |
| B | .40 | A |
| C | .45 | A |
| D | 1.10 | A |
| E | .36 | A |
| F | .05 | None |
| G | 1.32 | B, C |
| H | .49 | D |
| I | .54 | E |
| J | 1.54 | E |
| K | .35 | F |
| L | 2.10 | G |
| M | .30 | H |
| N | 1.82 | I |
| O | .89 | J |
| P | 1.20 | L, M, N |
| Q | 1.30 | O |
| R | .62 | O |
| S | 1.30 | K |
| T | 1.20 | P, Q, R, S, |
| U | 1.80 | S |
| V | .30 | T |
| W | .87 | U |
| X | 1.20 | U |
| Y | 1.90 | V, W, X |
DISCUSSION QUESTION
1. Determine the cycle time.
2. Determine the theoretical minimum number of workstations.
3. Balance this assembly line using the ranked positional weight heuristic: which tasks will be performed in which workstation?
4. Calculate the efficiency of your solution.
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