When Calculating Cycle Time, if the result is not an integer (and task times are) should you round it down?

What is necessarily true about the bottleneck in a sequence of operations?

What is not generally true about forecasts?

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Taking this exam is a process. What is a possible measurement of the process (taking the exam)? 

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When using the Required Number of Workstations formula if the result is not an integer should you round it up?

Increasing the number of workstations of a repetitive process (assembly line) above the required minimum while keeping Cycle Time unchanged increases Efficiency.  

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This box and whisker plot shows the time taken by two groups of students to solve a science problem. Based on the graph, which of these statements is correct? (2 points)