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A company is setting up an assembly line to produce phones cell phones. They intend to use line balancing with time heuristics longer task. They know that the demand per hour is 40 phones and the productive time per hour is 54 minutes. Below are the data collected on the precedence and duration of tasks (in minutes):
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A. Draw a diagram of precedence relationships.
B. Compute the cycle duration per hamburger (cycle time), in minutes.
C. Compute the minimum number of workstations required.
D. How would you allocate tasks to workstations to minimize time idle? Evaluate your proposal.
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