C F G H In the inventory simulation from class, recall for each month, you had to decide whether to place an order (for hockey sticks) and how many to order. The order quantity was assumed to arrive in the same month the order is placed. So it would be available to satisfy the demand for that month. No backorders were allowed. Suppose the selling price is $60/unit, the unit cost is $30, the cost to place an order is $100 per order, cost of shortage is $10 per unit, and holding cost of ending inventory each month is $2 per unit. In one month, suppose beginning inventory = 15 units, order quantity = 25 units, and demand = 30 units. a) Determine the following 4 values. Number of units sold: Units of ending inventory: Units short: Total cost for that month (ordering + holding + shortage): b) If the demand is actually 43 units instead of 30, what is the total cost for that month? c) Suppose the total order quantity for the year is the same for team 1 and team 2, but team 1 ordered more frequently Which team will incur the higher total holding cost for the year