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Consider the following information on job times and due dates (in hours). Job Job Time Due...

Consider the following information on job times and due dates (in hours). Job Job Time Due Date A 4.00 8.00 B 1.50 5.00 C 4.50 9.00 D 4.25 17.00 E 2.25 6.00 You are asked to determine the processing sequence using Shortest Processing Time (SPT) and Earliest Due Date (EDD) rule; and to decide which sequence is better for average job flow time and the average job tardiness performance measures. FORMAT FOR ENTRIES: • Sequence should be entered in the following format: D-E-B-C-A (with no spaces) • Values for performance measures will be entered with two decimals after dot (5.00) Enter the sequence using SPT rule: B-E-A-D-C For SPT sequence, provide the following performance measure values: Average job flow time: and Average job tardiness: . Enter the sequence using EDD rule: For EDD sequence, provide the following performance measure values: Average job flow time: and Average job tardiness: . Based on average job flow time, which sequence is better? (Enter SPT, EDD, EITHER): Based on average job tardiness, which sequence is better? (Enter SPT, EDD, EITHER)

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