dec 12,300

Given the following production plan, use a level production strategy to compute the monthly production, ending inventory/(backlog), net requirements and required workforce levels. A worker can produce 100 units per month. Assume that the beginning inventory in January is 2200 units, and the form desires to have 1000 units of inventory at the end of December. Feb Month Jan Mar Apr May Jun Jul Nov Aug Sept Oct Dec Demand 15,400 13.250 9.000 9.700 14,650 16,000 22,400 23.100 19,050 17,400 14,000 12, What month has the highest ending inventory level? August June October May Given the following production plan, use a level production strategy to compute the monthly production, ending inventory/(backlog), net requirements and required workforce levels. A worker can produce 100 units per month. Assume that the beginning inventory in January is 2200 units. and the form desires to have 1000 units of inventory at the end of December Feb Jun Nov Dec Month Jan Mar Apr May Jul Aug Sept Oct Demand 15,400 13,250 9.000 9.70014,650 16,000 22,400 23,100 19,050 17,400 14,000 12,2 What month has the highest backorder cost? September OOO November October January What is the difference of total cost comparing the level strategy to the chase strategy? $1,553,370 savings using the chase strategy $1,367.120 savings using the chase strategy $1,553,370 savings using the level strategy $1,367.120 savings using the level strategy Question 15 3 pts The demand for product Ais 20. Using the figure below, how many C components are required to make 20 A's? A (1) B (1) E (1) C (3) D (2) C (2) G (3) 5 100 30 2 Materials Holding costs Marginal cost of backorder Hiring and training cost Layoff costs Straleht time labor cost/hr. $75 $15 $20 $250 $300 $18 Beginning Workers Beginning inventory Productive hours/worker/day Paid straight hrs/day Working days per month Units per worker per month Ending Inventory goal (December) 110 2200 7.25 8 20 100 1000