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The answer for above problem is explained below. | ||
Traditional Philosophy | Lean Manufacturing Philosophy | |
Value-added time | 3+6 =9 min | 3+6 =9 min |
Non-value-added time | 9*(60-1)+7=538 Min | 9*(4-1) =27 min |
Total lead time | 9+538=547 min | 9+27=36 min |
Value-added ratio (as a percent) | 9/547*100 = 1.65% | 9/27*100=33.33% |
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