6. Solve the following assembly line scheduling problem using Dynamic programming. station S1, 1 station S1, 2 station S1, 3 station S1, 4 assembly line 1 6 7 15 3 2 $t_{1,1}$ 3 $t_{1,2}$ 5 chassis enters $t_{2,1}$ 1 $t_{2,2}$ 2 3 $t_{1,3}$ 2 $t_{1,4}$ 1 $t_{2,3}$ 1 $t_{2,4}$ 4 completed auto exits assembly line 2 9 4 8 7 station S2, 1 station S2, 2 station S2, 3 station S2, 4
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