Additional Algo 18-2 Integrated WorkAt an auto shop, six jobs are currently in queue.JobArrival orderProcessing time (minutes)Average inventoryA38jobsB215C03433 23E524FUsing the shortest processing time scheduling approach, what is the average inventory of jobs in the system? Assumethat processing of jobs will start immediately.Note: Round your answer to 2 decimal places.636

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