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1. Jidoka is tool of          a.       100% quality inspection          b.       Integrating the human into...

1. Jidoka is tool of

         a.       100% quality inspection

         b.       Integrating the human into an automated system

         c.       Utopia

         d.      Setup reduction

         e.       Inventory reduction

2.The setup time for a batch of 250 products is 30 minutes while the production time is 5 minutes for each product. What will be the product manufacturing time for each unit?

         a.       5 minutes

         b.       12 minutes

         c.       0.12 minutes

         d.      5.12 minutes

         e.       Cannot be calculated

3. The setup time for a batch of 250 products is 30 minutes while the production time is 5 minutes for each product. If the batch size goes up to 300, what will be the effect on product manufacturing time?

         a.       No effect

         b.       Increase by 0.12 minutes

         c.       Decrease by 0.1 minutes

         d.      Increase by 0.02 minutes

         e.       Decrease by 0.02 minutes

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1. The answer is b.

Jidoka is term used for automation using human intelligence. This helps in identifying the problem causes and eliminate the root cause of defects thus improving the processes.

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