1) The continuous timing method was used to obtain the times for a worker-machine task. Only one cycle was timed. The observed time data are recorded in the table below. Elements a, b, c, and e are worker-controlled elements. Element d is machine controlled. Elements a,b, and e are external to the machine-controlled element, while element c is internal. There are no irregular elements. All worker-controlled elements were performance rated at 80%. The PFD allowance is 15% and the machine allowance is 20%. Determine (a) the normal time and (b) standard time for the cycle. (c) If worker efficiency =100%, how many units will be produced in one 9-hour shift? (d) If the actual time worked during the shift was 7.56 hours, and the worker performance =120%, how many units would be produced? (40 points)