8 4. Suppose that there are 17 tasks to be completed to assemble a product. Task times and the precedence relations are

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8 4. Suppose that there are 17 tasks to be completed to assemble a product. Task times and the precedence relations are

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8 4. Suppose that there are 17 tasks to be completed to assemble a product. Task times and the precedence relations are given in below table. Task 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 | 14 | 15 16 17 Task Time 736 514 574 55 1 3725 3 2 (min.) Immediate Predecessor(s) 15, 16 1111 1 2,3 4 4,5 78,9 10,11 11 6 12 13, 14 (a) Draw the precedence diagram for the given tasks. (6) What is the minimum theoretical number of workstations required if the cycle time is assumed to be 20 minutes? (C) Assuming a cycle time of 20 minutes, balance the line by the ranked positional weight method, and • Show the workstations on the precedence diagram. • Determine the idle time on each workstation. • Determine the layout of workstations (flow of material through the workstations)
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