1. Consider the product structure tree shown below: X A(2) B C(3 D(3) H D(2) G(3) H(2 E(4 F(2 K(4 F F(2) E(4 F(2 J(2) E(3) K 4 F With a beginning inventory of zero for all components and finished items, how many parts F's are needed to produce 36 product X's? 2. Marley Industries produces the Mechanical Kat 3000. A Mechanical Kat is made of two head assemblies, and each head assembly has 24 whiskers and 2 noses. Marley Industries can produce any amount of Mechanical Kat and head assemblies, Chapter 12 Q2.xIsx but the minimum order is 200 units for whiskers and 50 units for noses. The table below shows the Master Production Schedule for Mechanical Kat as well as other inventory information for products and assemblies. 2a. Draw the Bill-of-Materials (BOM). 2b. Run the MRP calculations and complete the following MRP tables.Item Week N 4 6 Mechanical Cat MPS Due Date 50 300 250 LT = 1 week Start Assembly Head Assembly Gross Requirements LT = 1 week Scheduled receipts Begin Inv = 100 Projected ending Inventory Schedule Receipts = 100 in week 1 Net Requirements Planned Receipts Planned Orders Whiskers Gross Requirements LT = 1 week Scheduled receipts Begin Inv = 1200 Projected ending Inventory Net Requirements Planned Receipts Planned Orders Noses Gross Requirements LT = 1 week Scheduled receipts Begin Inv = 20 Projected ending Inventory Net Requirements Planned Receipts Planned Orders