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There are different combinations you can do.... for example
10 tables of 4 and 20 tables of 6
or
25 tables of 4 and 10 tables of 6
so Im not sure which :/ but the equation would be:
10x+20y=160
or
25x+10y=160
there are different combinations of the two so im not sure T_T
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The calculator rounded the answer.
The exact value of
is
, i.e. a zero followed by infinitely many 6s.
The calculator can store only 4 decimal digits, so it has to approximate the number. By doing so, it has to "choose" between 0.6666 and 0.6667.
Since the next digit is a 6, the approximation is 0.6667.
In fact, if you have to approximate with four decimal digits, you have to look at the fifth. If it is between 0 and 4, you use your fourth digit. For example, 0.35742 is approximated by 0.3574.
If instead the fifth digit is between 5 and 9, you raise the fourth digit by one: 0.57836 is approximated by 0.5784
Answer: 8 minimum work stations is what would be needed.
Step-by-step explanation:
The cycle time is computed as the operating time daily divided by the scheduled output.
It is important to note that the daily capacity of the operation layout is the operating time divided by the cycle time.
Therefore,
If you need to produce 30units/hour.
The average cycle time is as follow:
The average cycle time is the average time between the completions of units.
60/30= 2 average cycle time
=16/2
=8
8 work stations is the minimum number that would be needed.
It is important to know that in an assembly line balancing, the minimum number of work station is the ratio of the sum of all tasks time to the cycle time.
Answer:
x=-1
Step-by-step explanation:
3x+7=7x+8-3x
3x+7=4x+8
-4x -4x
-x+7=8
-7 -7
<u>-x=1</u>
-1
x=-1
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