1 pts Question 10 Please note the numbers may change from one question to another. All Boots is a retailer of boots. It sources a kind of waterproof hunting boots from an Asian supplier for $41 each and sells them to customers for $103 each. Leftover boots at the end of season will be sold to an outlet mall at $26 each. All Boots can also source from a vendor in the United States that can produce boots very quickly but at a higher price than All Boots' Asian supplier Hence, in addition to boots from Asia, All Boots can buy an unlimited quantity of additional boots from this American vendor at $65 each after demand is know. Given that All Boots will order additional products from the American supplier if necessary, what is the unit overage cost for All Boots' order from the Asian supplier? Question 11 1 pts Please note the numbers and demand distribution may change from one question to another. All Boots is a retailer of boots. It sources a kind of waterproof hunting boots from an Asian supplier before the selling season and sells them to customers during the season. Leftover boots at the end of season will be sold to an outlet mall. All Boots can also source from a vendor in the United States that can produce boots very quickly but at a higher price than All Boots' Asian supplier. Hence, in addition to boots from Asia, All Boots can buy an unlimited quantity of additional boots from this American vendor after demand is know. The distribution is estimated as follows: D Pr(D) 0.02 0.09 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 0.13 0.15 0.20 0.18 0.12 0.07 0.03 0.01 F(D) 0.02 0.11 0.24 0.39 0.59 0.77 0.89 0.96 0.99 1 1000 Suppose All Boots will order additional products from the American supplier if necessary, and the unit underage and unit overage costs for the order from the Asian supplier are $25 and $ 12. respectively. What is All Boots' optimal order quantity from the Asian supplier? O 800 O 500 0.400 O 800 700