A toy company needs to calculate material requirements for its top-selling toy car. The graphic aboveshows the bill of material for this item. Below arethree MRP tables for the top-level assembly (the car) and some of its components:

Toy Car Final Assembly		8/3	8/10	8/17	8/24	8/31	9/7	9/14	9/21	9/28
Gross Requirements				800		900		2100		2500
Scheduled Receipts		440			550			320
Projected On-Hand Inv.	110
Net Requirements
Planned Order Receipts
Planned Order Releases
Lead Time (in weeks)	1
Lot Size	70

Wheel Assembly		8/3	8/10	8/17	8/24	8/31	9/7	9/14	9/21	9/28
Gross Requirements
Scheduled Receipts				1600		1900		2200
Projected On-Hand Inv.	400
Net Requirements
Planned Order Receipts
Planned Order Releases
Lead Time (in weeks)	1
Lot Size	100

Axle		8/3	8/10	8/17	8/24	8/31	9/7	9/14	9/21	9/28
Gross Requirements
Scheduled Receipts			800			1900
Projected On-Hand Inv.	700
Net Requirements
Planned Order Receipts
Planned Order Releases
Lead Time (in weeks)	4
Lot Size	200

For the Toy Car table above, what are the Planned Order Receipts in the week of 8/31?

For the Toy Car table above, what are the Planned Order Releases in the week of 9/21? For the Wheel Assembly table above, what are the Gross Requirements in the week of 9/7? For the Wheel Assembly table above, what is the Projected On-Hand Inventory in the week of 8/31? For the Wheel Assembly table above, what are the Net Requirements in the week of 8/24? For the Axle table above, what are the Gross Requirements in the week of 9/7? For the Axle table above, what are the Gross Requirements in the week of 9/14? For the Axle table above, what are the Planned Order Releases in the week of 8/17?

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Answers to MRP Questions Toy Car Planned Order Receipts in the week of 831 We cannot determine the Planned Order Receipts for 831 directly from the given information The table only shows the Net Requi... View the full answer