If the cycle time is 65.4 seconds and A is assigned as the first task in Workstation #1, what is the idle time after assigning task A? Task Task Time (seconds) Tasks That Must Precede Other Tasks Number of Following Tasks A 28 - 7 B 13 - 8 C 35 B 7 D 11 A

If the cycle time is 65.4 seconds and A is assigned as the first task in Workstation #1, what is the idle time after assigning task A? Task Task Time (seconds) Tasks That Must Precede Other Tasks Number of Following Tasks A 28 - 7 B 13 - 8 C 35 B 7 D 11 A

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Task	Task Time (seconds)	Tasks That Must Precede Other Tasks	Number of Following Tasks
A	28	-	7
B	13	-	8
C	35	B	7
D	11	A	6
E	20	C	6
F	6	D, E	5
G	23	F	3
H	25	F	2
I	37	G	1
J	11	G, H	1
K	27	I, J	0
Total	236

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