80+ Production-planning-and-control Questions

Production-planning-and-control Questions Set 1:

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Where are SIMO charts used?

Method study

Micromotion study

Process analysis

Layout analysis

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Which rule is used for numbering events involved in the project scheduling network?

Johnson's rule

Fulkerson's rule

Hungarian rule

Simplex rule

Solution:

Which of the following is not a causal forecasting method?

Trend adjusted exponential smoothing

Econometric models

Linear regression

Multiple regression

Solution:

During the manufacturing of cement, the handling of limestone is typically done by which type of conveyor?

belt conveyor

bucket conveyor

overhead crane

fork lift crane

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Which type of layout is useful when the product being processed is very big, heavy, or difficult to move?

Process layout

Product layout

Cellular layout

Fixed-position layout

Solution:

Which time series forecasting method gives equal weight to each of the m most recent observations?

Moving average method

Exponential smoothing with linear trend

Triple Exponential smoothing

Kalman Filter

Solution:

Which of the following is brought together and organized by Group Technology?

Common parts, problems and tool production

Automation and tool production

Documentation and analysis

Parts and simulation analysis

Solution:

Which of the following quantities affect the value of Magnitude of Sales written in the multiplicative form using a regression equation?

Price of Product

Personal disposable income

All the Above Options

Solution:

Two alternative methods can produce a product. The first method has a fixed cost of Rs. 2,000 and a variable cost of Rs. 20 per unit. The second method has a fixed cost of Rs. 1,500 and a variable cost of Rs. 30 per unit. The break-even quantity between the two alternatives is:

100

Solution:

A component can be produced by any of the four processes I, II, III, and IV. Process I has a fixed cost of ₹10 and a variable cost of ₹3 per piece. Process II has a fixed cost of ₹60 and a variable cost of ₹1 per piece. Process III has a fixed cost of ₹40 and a variable cost of ₹2 per piece. Process IV has a fixed cost of ₹10 and a variable cost of ₹5 per piece. If the company wishes to produce 100 pieces of the component, which process should it choose from an economic point of view?

Process I

Process II

Process III

Process IV

Production-planning-and-control Questions Set 1:

Where are SIMO charts used?

Solution:

Which rule is used for numbering events involved in the project scheduling network?

Solution:

Which of the following is not a causal forecasting method?

Solution:

During the manufacturing of cement, the handling of limestone is typically done by which type of conveyor?

Solution:

Which type of layout is useful when the product being processed is very big, heavy, or difficult to move?

Solution:

Which time series forecasting method gives equal weight to each of the m most recent observations?

Solution:

Which of the following is brought together and organized by Group Technology?

Solution:

Which of the following quantities affect the value of Magnitude of Sales written in the multiplicative form using a regression equation?

Solution:

Two alternative methods can produce a product. The first method has a fixed cost of Rs. 2,000 and a variable cost of Rs. 20 per unit. The second method has a fixed cost of Rs. 1,500 and a variable cost of Rs. 30 per unit. The break-even quantity between the two alternatives is:

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