module b

A firm changes its business model to transition from a make-to-stock to an assemble-to-order environment to reduce the number of items tracked and stored. The computer tech firm estimates that there are 7 disk choices, 6 motherboard options, 5 memory alternatives, 3 operating system options, and 4 other options. Determine the total number of finished products. (Hint: Take the product of \# options). 3 points The above firm performs weekly forecasts at a cost of $10 per forecast. Determine the weekly savings of just forecasting the components and options instead of the potential number of finished goods? (Hint: Take the result above, subtract the total number of components and options {7+6+5+3+4}, then multiply by 10.) Enter a pure number without the "\$" or other symbol