Question: Consider an inventory system in which each order is for Q units. Instead of the demand occurring continuously over time ( as in the EOQ

Consider an inventory system in which each order is for Q units. Instead of the demand
occurring continuously over time (as in the EOQ model), the customer purchases exactly half
of the inventory exactly halfway through the order cycle and the remaining half exactly at
the end of the order cycle. At that point, a new order is placed, and it arrives instantly.
(Therefore, there is no time at which the inventory level equals 0.) The total demand per
unit time is \lambda , just as in the EOQ model, which means that each order cycle has the same
length as in the EOQ model. Draw an inventory level curve for this system. Write a formula
for the cost rate g(Q) and determine an optimal order quantity

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