Please solve part a b and c and show all work thank you A product whose work content time=0.95, balance efficiency53.0 min is to be assembled on a manual produc-tion line. Required production rate is 33 units/hr. From previous experience, it is estimatedthat proportion uptime93%, and repositioning time = 6 sec.Determine (a) cycle time, (b) ideal minimum number of workers required on the line, and(c) a more realistic estimate of the number of workers on the line when proportion uptime,balance efficiency, and repositioning time are accounted for.Company==

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6 sec. A product whose work content time = 53.0 min is to be assembled on a manual produc- tion line. Required production rate is 33 units/hr. From previous experience, it is estimated that proportion uptime 0.95, balance efficiency = 93%, and repositioning time = Determine (a) cycle time, (b) ideal minimum number of workers required on the line, and = Compa (c) a more realistic estimate of the number of workers on the line when proportion uptime, balance efficiency, and repositioning time are accounted for.

6 sec. A product whose work content time = 53.0 min is to be assembled on a manual produc- tion line. Required production rate is 33 units/hr. From previous experience, it is estimated that proportion uptime 0.95, balance efficiency = 93%, and repositioning time = Determine (a) cycle time, (b) ideal minimum number of workers required on the line, and = Compa (c) a more realistic estimate of the number of workers on the line when proportion uptime, balance efficiency, and repositioning time are accounted for.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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