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When visiting the kitchen of King Mclolly Burger restaurant you noticed that there is a wall poster that shows, that for each sandwich that they have on the menu, a drawing of the ingredients and how they are prepared to make the sandwich. This is an example of a(n): O assembly drawing. O route sheet. O assembly chart. O work order.

Professor Cook teaches operations management at StateUniversity. She is scheduled to give her class of 35 students a final exam on the last day of exam week, and she is leav-ing town the same day. She is concerned about her ability to finish grading her exams. She estimates that with every-thing else she has to do she has only five hours to grade the exams. From past experience she knows the first exam will take her about 12 minutes to grade. She estimates her learn-ing curve to be about 90%, and it will be fully realized after about 10 exams. Will she get the exams graded on time?

Describe your classroom layout for the class described in the below passage. Include the teacher's desk and the students’ seating arrangements and the placement of classroom materials and resources (e.g., computers, displays, lab equipment, supplies) needed to conduct the class activities identified in below passage. . My future classroom is a third-grade class in Indianapolis, Indiana. There are 20 students from ages 8 to 10 years old. The content area is General Education. Here are two instructional activities or strategies that I would use for general education content in a third-grade classroom: Interactive Storytelling: Overview: Interactive storytelling is a connecting method for advancing educational abilities, cognizance, and imagination. It urges students to effectively participate in the account by anticipating, addressing, and making associations. The most effective method to carry out: I would pick a grade-proper story or book that lines up with the educational program or…

Layout planning involves decisions about the physical arrangement of economic activity centres within a facility. With reference to the organization of your choice discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the particular layouts that are employed and evaluale why these layouts are appropriale

Identify the manufacturing layout type. Give justification for selecting such type

The Southeastern Sports Company produces golf clubs on an assembly line in its plant in Marietta, Georgia. The final assembly of the woods requires the eight operations given in the following table. (given) a. Draw a network to represent the assembly operation.b. What is the minimum cycle time that can be considered? Determine the balance that results from the ranked positional weight technique for this cycle time.c. By experimentation, determine the minimum cycle time that can be achieved with a three-station balance.

Discuss the factors that organizations should consider when designing or reconfiguring their facility layouts.

Why it is permissible for two operations that manufacturer and distribute the same product to have distinct process layouts?