D Question 4 1 pts How do you plot the raw materials inventory? Click on the "Materials buffer" icon in the upper left, then click on "Plot inventory." Click on the "Completed jobs" icon in the upper right, then click on "Plot inventory." Click on the "Cash" icon along the bottom, then click on "Plot inventory." Click on the "Customer orders" icon in the far left, then click on "Plot inventory." Question 5 1 pts If a job has to wait too long for raw materials, what can happen? You will always make money on a job. Worst case you can lose money on a job, but not because of reorder point and order quantity. Worst case, you don't make any money on the job, but you don't lose any either. Worst case, you don't get any revenue for the job, meaning you lose money on the job. The raw materials cost $600, so if you don't get any revenue for the job, then you lose $600 and still have to complete the job for free, Question 6 1F How do you know if a job has ever had to wait for raw materials? Click on the "Customer orders" icon on the far left, and then click on "Plot job arrivals" Click on the "Materials buffer" icon in the upper left, and then click on "Plot queued jobs." Click on the "Materials buffer" icon in the upper left, and then click on "Plot inventory" Click on the "Customer orders" icon on the far left, and then click on "Plot queued jobs