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A 1 Problem 9 2 3 Problem 9a 4 Part A/ week 5 Gross Requirements 6 Scheduled Receipts 7 Projected On-Hand Inventory 8 Planned Order Releases 9 Q=20, LT=2 weeks, Safety Stock = 10 10 11 Problem 9b B (3) E (4) B A C (2) 120 22 C F (6) 1 80 160 12 Part A/ week 13 Gross Requirements 14 Scheduled Receipts 15 Projected On-Hand Inventory 16 Planned Order Releases 17 |Q 50, LT=3 weeks, Safety Stock = 20 18 19 20 Problem 9c-Given the parts to make A and quantity determine how many items we need by part 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 To make 1 Part A, we need: 37 How many part B 38 How many part C 39 How many part D 40 How many part E 41 How many part F 42 43 44 45 1 150 150 D D (1) 2 50 0 E 2 252 250 3 90 F 3 240 250 4 0 4 320 G 5 80 5 280 H 6 450 I J K A 1 Problem 9 2 3 Problem 9a 4 Part A/ week 5 Gross Requirements 6 Scheduled Receipts 7 Projected On-Hand Inventory 8 Planned Order Releases 9 Q=20, LT=2 weeks, Safety Stock = 10 10 11 Problem 9b B (3) E (4) B A C (2) 120 22 C F (6) 1 80 160 12 Part A/ week 13 Gross Requirements 14 Scheduled Receipts 15 Projected On-Hand Inventory 16 Planned Order Releases 17 |Q 50, LT=3 weeks, Safety Stock = 20 18 19 20 Problem 9c-Given the parts to make A and quantity determine how many items we need by part 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 To make 1 Part A, we need: 37 How many part B 38 How many part C 39 How many part D 40 How many part E 41 How many part F 42 43 44 45 1 150 150 D D (1) 2 50 0 E 2 252 250 3 90 F 3 240 250 4 0 4 320 G 5 80 5 280 H 6 450 I J K

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Answer To solve Problem 9a we can use the basic inventory management formula Projected OnHand Inventory Previous OnHand Inventory Scheduled Receipts G... View the full answer