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Nikola Blaskovic

BUSN 4110
Fall Semester

Week 10 Assignment
12.10

D=400 units S=$40 H=$5 per unit per year


2𝐷𝑆
a) EOQ=√ = 80
𝐻

To minimize the total cost, 80 units should be ordered each time an order is placed.
2*400*40
b) H=$6 EOQ= √ =73.03
6

When holding cost is $6 the optimal order quantity would be 73.03 units.

12.14

D=6000 units/per year p=$100 of unit H=$10 per unit/per year S=$30 per order

D (one week)=120 units


2*6000*30
a) EOQ=√ =189.737
10

b) Average inventory: 𝐸0Q = 94.869


2
D
c) Optimal number of orders: 𝑁 = = 31.622
Q

d) Optimal number of days between two orders: T= 250 = 7.905 ∼8 𝑑𝑎𝑦𝑠


31.622

e) Annual cost of ordering inventory: ( 𝐷) * 𝑆 = $ 948.68


Q

Annual cost of holding inventory: (Q) * 𝐻 = $ 948. 68


2

f) TC= OC+HC+(6000*100)= 601897.36

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Nikola Blaskovic
BUSN 4110
Fall Semester

S=$40 H=$0.60 p=500 d=50 D=10000


2𝐷𝑆 800000
a) Qp=√ 𝑑 = √0.60∗0.9 = 1217.161 units
𝐻(1−( ))
𝑝

b) Max inventory level: Q*(1- 𝑑) = 1217.161 * 0.9 =1095.445 units (Imax)


𝑝

c) Production runs: 𝐷 = 8.216


Q

1 𝑑
d) TC: (𝐷) * 𝑆 + 𝐻 * Q * (1 − ( )) = 8.216 * 40 + 1 * 0.60 * 1217.161 * 0.9 = 657.273
Q 2 𝑝 2

12.42

D=50 units ρ=5

a) Z value for 97% should be applied which is 1.88

b) Safety Stock: 1.88*5=9.4

c) Reorder Point: 50 + 9.4 = 50.4

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