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A) the ratio of the sum of all task times to cycle time.
B) always (when a fraction) rounded upward to the next larger integer value.
C) not always possible to reach when tasks are actually assigned to stations.
D) all of the above.
E) none of the above.
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A) a high rate of output
B) specialized equipment
C) ability to adjust to changes in demand
D) low unit costs
E) standardized products
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A) assembling automobiles
B) producing TV sets
C) constructing a highway tunnel
D) refining of crude oil
E) running an insurance agency
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A) assigning permanent desks.
B) implementing a "hoteling" program.
C) creating open offices.
D) no longer allowing employees to work from home.
E) reducing the number of allowable sick days per employee.
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A) there is no other way to solve the problem.
B) no computer software is available.
C) the problem has only a few alternatives to evaluate.
D) no optimum solution exists.
E) a satisfactory,but not necessarily optimal,solution is acceptable.
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A) minimizing material handling cost.
B) minimizing customer confusion regarding location of items.
C) minimizing storage costs.
D) minimizing space required.
E) maximizing profitability per square foot of floor space.
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