Answer:
A. 45
B.2,235
C. 1.9%
Explanation:
A. Calculation to determine the amount of value-added
VALUE ADDED TIME
PC board Assembly 4
Final Assembly 20
Testing 9
Packaging and labeling 12
Total Value added time 45
Therefore the amount of value-added is 45
B. Calculation to determine non-value-added lead time
NON-VALUE-ADDED LEAD TIME
Wait time for non added value 2,205
[45*(50-1)]
Add Test set up time 30
Wait time 2,235
Therefore The non-value-added lead time is 2,235
C. Calculation to determine the value-added ratio
Value added time 45
Non value added lead time:
Wait time lead time 2,235
Move time lead time 32
(12+20)
Total lead time 2,312
Value added ratio 1.9%
(45/2312*100)
Therefore the value-added ratio is 1.9%
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Could something like this bankrupt a company?
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