Chapter 3: Q. 5OQ (page 368)
What term refers to a schedule that pulls material into the final assembly at a constant rate?
Short Answer
Level schedule is a type of schedule that pulls materials into the final assembly at a constant rate.
Chapter 3: Q. 5OQ (page 368)
What term refers to a schedule that pulls material into the final assembly at a constant rate?
Level schedule is a type of schedule that pulls materials into the final assembly at a constant rate.
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