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Question 1 Not yet answered Marked out of 20.00 p Flag question A. Provide a brief description of the Materials Requirements Planning (MRP) process suitable for non-expert audiences. List the key inputs and outputs for the Materials Requirements Planning (MRP) process and briefly explain their importance. List the three key steps of the MRP algorithm in the logical sequence they are performed and please provide a brief but clear description, in your own words for each step of the algorithm. (6 marks] B. Consider the Bill of Materials shown in the figure below, where A is a subsystem shipped by ACME directly to their biggest client. Note that the number in parenthesis denotes how many parts of a particular type a higher level subassembly requires, while the number outside denotes the lead time of the part, in weeks. A1 F(2) 1 B(4) 3 G(4) 6 H(2) 5 C(6) 4 D(1) 1 E(5) 2 C(1) 4 1 (1) 1 (3) 1 Figure 1: Bill of Materials for subquestion B 1. Calculate the lead time for all subassembles and show on a suitable chart and create a list with your calculations. [3 marks] 1. Create a list of the part count of parts B to Hin A. [3 marks] C. Subassembly G is used in the bill of materials shown in Figure 1, which is sourced from a key supplier to ACME. The annual demand for G is 1,000 units per year to satisfy the market demand for the final product A, shown in the figure. The unit cost of G is 40 per item, while the annual holding cost is 48\% of the unit cost. It costs the manufacturer 35 per year to order subassemblies, which includes quality, order placing, inbound inspection and all other administrative costs. Calculate: The EOQ 1. The number of orders the manufacturer should place per year ill. The total costs iv. Consider the order quantity you calculated above for item G. Assuming there are already 10 G available at the in-bound stock location, how much of G should actually be ordered? Show all the steps of your Netting calculations [8 marks for items (CI) to (CM] Question 1 Not yet answered Marked out of 20.00 p Flag question A. Provide a brief description of the Materials Requirements Planning (MRP) process suitable for non-expert audiences. List the key inputs and outputs for the Materials Requirements Planning (MRP) process and briefly explain their importance. List the three key steps of the MRP algorithm in the logical sequence they are performed and please provide a brief but clear description, in your own words for each step of the algorithm. (6 marks] B. Consider the Bill of Materials shown in the figure below, where A is a subsystem shipped by ACME directly to their biggest client. Note that the number in parenthesis denotes how many parts of a particular type a higher level subassembly requires, while the number outside denotes the lead time of the part, in weeks. A1 F(2) 1 B(4) 3 G(4) 6 H(2) 5 C(6) 4 D(1) 1 E(5) 2 C(1) 4 1 (1) 1 (3) 1 Figure 1: Bill of Materials for subquestion B 1. Calculate the lead time for all subassembles and show on a suitable chart and create a list with your calculations. [3 marks] 1. Create a list of the part count of parts B to Hin A. [3 marks] C. Subassembly G is used in the bill of materials shown in Figure 1, which is sourced from a key supplier to ACME. The annual demand for G is 1,000 units per year to satisfy the market demand for the final product A, shown in the figure. The unit cost of G is 40 per item, while the annual holding cost is 48\% of the unit cost. It costs the manufacturer 35 per year to order subassemblies, which includes quality, order placing, inbound inspection and all other administrative costs. Calculate: The EOQ 1. The number of orders the manufacturer should place per year ill. The total costs iv. Consider the order quantity you calculated above for item G. Assuming there are already 10 G available at the in-bound stock location, how much of G should actually be ordered? Show all the steps of your Netting calculations [8 marks for items (CI) to (CM]