Currently, Ally bank has three jobs (customers) in its waiting line. The time since each customer arrived, processing time, and promised due date are given in the following table. Time Due Since Date Processing Order Customer Time Arrived (hours (hours) from (hours ago) now) A 8 12 15 B 4 5 8 C 0 15 20 20 a. Using the Earliest Due Date (EDD) sequencing rule, complete the following table. You first need to schedule the three jobs in the order in which they should be processed (as should be specified in the first column of the table below). Note: for "Hours Past Due," count early completion as zero ('0'). (6 pts.) (In answering this question, please use a blank sheet to create a table like the one below, and then upload the completed table back onto Canvas). Time Customer Since Start Finish Flow Order Time Time Time Sequence Arrived (hours) (hours) (hours) (hours) 1st. 0 2nd. 3rd. Hours Due Past Date Due b. What is the Critical Ratio (CR) for job C? If we use the CR sequencing rule instead, should job C be scheduled before or after job A? (2 pts.) (Show your work for full credit (you may do this using the same sheet that you'll use in answering the question 'a' above). Upload Choose a File