Question: In the basic EOQ model, if D = 5,000 per year, S = $100, and H = $1 per unit per month, then the total
In the basic EOQ model, if D = 5,000 per year, S = $100, and H = $1 per unit per month, then the total approx. cost of the EOQ ordering policy is (round up decimal figures, if any, in your computations)?
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EOQ = Sq root of [(2D*S)/H]
D = annual demand in units
S = cost of placing 1 order; H = cost of holding 1 unit of that item in inventory for 1 year
and
TC= # of orders/yr * S + Avg. Inventory * H.
Average inventory = (Beginning Inv + Ending Inv)/2;
# of Orders/yr = D/order qty
| $3540.00 | ||
| $1000.00 | ||
| $2065.00
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| $1200.00 |
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