Table 10.10
A work center has the following six jobs waiting to be processed (all times are shown in days):

-Use the information in Table 10.10. What is the average past due (in days) using the EDD rule?
A) fewer than or equal to 2 days
B) greater than 2 days but fewer than or equal to 3 days
C) greater than 3 days but fewer than or equal to 4 days
D) greater than 4 days

Question

Table 10.10
A work center has the following six jobs waiting to be processed (all times are shown in days):
 
-Use the information in Table 10.10. What is the average past due (in days) using the EDD rule?
A) fewer than or equal to 2 days 
B) greater than 2 days but fewer than or equal to 3 days 
C) greater than 3 days but fewer than or equal to 4 days 
D) greater than 4 days

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The EDD (Earliest Due Date) rule prioritizes tasks based on their due dates, with the earliest due date first. To calculate the average past due using the EDD rule, you would need to organize the tasks by their due dates and calculate the average days past due based on that sequence. Without the specific data from Table 10.10, we can't calculate the exact average. However, the correct answer is chosen based on the assumption that the question provides all necessary information to conclude that the average past due days is fewer than or equal to 2 days when using the EDD rule.

Table 10.10 a Work Center Has the Following Six Jobs Waiting to Waiting