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Chapter 11-Examples 7-8
Chapter 11-Examples 7-8
All Unit Discount (Example 11-7) This worksheet calculates the total cost (column F)
for different values of order quantity (column A).
Fixed cost per order, S = $ 100.00 per order The direct solution to the problem is
Monthly demand = 10,000 bottles on worksheet Example 11-7 check
Holding percentage, h = 20%
To study the impact of a lower fixed cost, change
the entry in Cell C3 to 4 and identify the lowest cost
order quantity.
Price per
Min Quantity bottle
q0 0 $ 3.00 C0
q1 5,000 $ 2.96 C1
q2 10,000 $ 2.92 C2
$368,000
$366,000
$364,000
Annual Cost
$362,000
$360,000
$358,000
$356,000
$354,000
$352,000
$350,000
$348,000
2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 14,000
Order Size
Example 11-7 check
All Unit Discount (Example 11-7) To see the impact of lower fixed cost S, change
Cell C3 to 4, and evaluate the order quantity
Fixed cost per order = $ 100.00 per order with the minimum total cost.
Monthly demand = 10,000 bottles
Holding percentage = 0.2
Pricing:
Min Qty Price per sq. ft.
q0 0 $ 3.00 C0
q1 5,000 $ 2.96 C1
q2 10,000 $ 2.92 C2
$365,000.000
$364,000.000
Annual Cost
$363,000.000
$362,000.000
$361,000.000
$360,000.000
$359,000.000
$358,000.000
00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00
40 47 55 62 70 77 85 92 10
0
10
7
11
5
12
2
13
0
13
7
14
5
15
2
16
0
16
7
17
5
18
2
19
0
Fixed cost per order, S = $ 100.00 per order To see the impact of lower fixed cost S, change
Cell C3 to 4, and evaluate the order quantity
Monthly demand = 10,000 bottles
with the minimum total cost.
Holding percentage, h = 20
Pricing:
Min Qty Price per sq. ft.
q0 0 $ 3.00 C0
q1 5,000 $ 2.96 C1
q2 10,000 $ 2.92 C2
V Total Cost
Range (Eqn 11.12) Q (Eqn 11.13) Adjust to Q (Eqn 11.14)
0 0 6,325 5,000 $ 363,900
1 15,000 11,028 10,000 $ 361,780
2 29,800 16,961 16,961 $ 360,365