Gold Green Recycling specializes in the production of hydroformed tubing of high

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Gold Green Recycling specializes in the production of hydroformed tubing of high tensile strength normally produced using industrial resins from hydrocarbons or certain substitute inputs, all heated to over 400 degrees Fahrenheit. However, the company is a pioneer in replacing some of the resin with recycled #1 plastic from soft drink bottles. The new chief of production is experimenting with using only the recycled plastic as the production input, but this is not yet standard practice.

A production run can begin if there is enough resin for a batch and if the vat has been heated sufficiently. However, if there is not enough resin on hand, a production run can begin as long as there is enough plastic from recycled soft drink bottles to replace the missing resin.

Instructions for completing the assignment

Use the narrative paragraphs to create an initial Decision Table with all the possible combinations of conditions and outcomes. Create a second decision table illustrating the conditions that do not affect the outcome, marked with dashes. Create the final, simplified decision table, clearly identifying which columns have been combined as part of simplification. When in doubt, show your work.

Explanation / Answer

The company can start production or not is depends on the input such as whether there is enough resin or not, vat is sufficiently heated or not and enough plastic is available to overcome the shortage of resin.

The company can start production run,

If there is enough resign and vat is sufficiently heated

If there is not enough resign, but there is enough plastic to replace the missing resign and the vat is sufficiently heated.

The company could not start production run,

If there is no resin,

If there is no resin, but there is a sufficient plastic.

If vat is not heated sufficiently

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