II. Process Flow Diagram for Making a Shirt, with an Additional Worker All steps (A, B, C, D, and E) in the below process are necessary to create each finished unit. Task times are shown for each step. A second worker has been hired to duplicate task D. Now shirts that have been through task C go to any one of the two workers on task D. The product still requires the five steps (A, B, C, D, E). 3. Refer to the Process Flow Diagram for Making a Shirt, with an Additional Worker. Assume the entire process is running at the pace of the bottleneck. Consider only task D, with both workers ironing shirts. What is the capacity utilization for ironing? 4. Refer to the Process Flow Diagram for Making a Shirt, with an Addational Worker. What is the minimum throughput time, that is, the fastest a nush order of one unit can go through the process