In the example provided below, why does Warehouse $2$ receive a significantly larger portion of the $500$ units compared to the other warehouses?

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It has the highest starting inventory, necessitating more to meet future demand.

It is the largest in physical size; therefore, it can accommodate more inventory.

It has the lowest starting inventory, requiring a larger allocation to catch up$.$

It has the highest daily demand, thus needing more inventory to cover the same days of supply.