Question 36. Given resource allocation given in Question 35, which of the Sllowi

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Question 36. Given resource allocation given in Question 35, which of the Sllowing dhge will NOT reduce the maximun number of jobs the process can finish per day? A. Time for activity B increases by 1 hour B. Time for activity E incresses by I hom C. Time for activity D increases by 1 hour D. Time for activity C increases by 1 hou Use this information to answer Questions 37-38: A Reuter's article on March 14, 3 reported that Somali pirates had decided to cut their ransom demands so as to avcid cusity hostage maintenance and increase flow rate. The article says that on aversge the pürstes wene holding 30 ships hostage, and each ship was held for 150 days. Question 37. How many ships on average are the pirates capturing each month? (Assume a month is 30 days) A. 1/5 ships per month B. 6 ships per month C. 10 ships per month D 30 shigs e month Question 38. Suppose Somali pirates are limited to holding only 30 ships at any time What is the percent increase in number of ships they can capture per month, if each ship is heild or cn 120 days instead of 150 days? A.no increase 13.10% increase C. 12.5% increase D. 25% increase Question 39, which of the following is NOT a waste of time for aow unit according to Lesa Operations? A. storage tims B. transportation times C.processing times D set tie Question 40. Which of the following in a disadvantage of 'cellular layout? A. it increases flow time by batehing B. it does not handle denand tetustions wwey w C. iIt reducos capacity by increasing set-up time D. it inereases quality problens by relying nmall teams

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Answer - A - It increases flow time by batching

Explanation - by batching scheduling of workers is done which is expanded with training task and becomes expensive and time consuming process. Adjusting workesr into batches turnout to be a complex process.

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