If every worker in the production line works at 100% efficiency will the total e

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If every worker in the production line works at 100% efficiency will the total efficiency of the production line be greater than equal to or less than 100% efficiency as calculated using the Standard Allowed hours? Further explanation f everyone in the production works at the 100% rate as calculated us andar Allowed our and rounded number of workstations is used to staff the production line, will the production line be rated above, equal to or below 100% efficiency? Explain your answer. T T T Arial 3(12pt) T. , · · - - Path: p Words:0 UESTION 18 5 points Save Answer After rounding up the number of workstations, there are two bottlenecks. Identify one of them by giving as your answer the Job number causing the bottleneck to "strangle" its next Job by supplying too little work.

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If every worker in the production line works at 100% efficiency, the overall efficiency will be equal to 100% efficiency as calculated using the standard allowed hours.

If everyone in the production works at the 100% rate as calculated using standard allowed hours and the rounded number of workstations is used to staff the production line, the production line will be equal to 100% efficiency.

Explanation: When both individual worker efficiency and the standard allowed hours is at 100%, the overall efficiency and the production line will also be equal to 100% as it is the overall average which is equally distributed across the entire team. Hence, it is the same.

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