Problems for Section 12.1: Master Scheduling 61 9 1. (*) Complete the following master schedule record: On-hand inventory at end of week 1: 65 Week 2 Forecasted demand 45 Booked orders 15 Projected ending inventory Master production schedule 150 Available to promise 50 100 4 SS 48 5 60 25 65 72 70 22 8 75 67 80 10 200 150 73 2. (**) Consider the master schedule record shown in problem 1 Suppose marketing books an order for an additional 10 units in week 4 Recalculate the projected ending inventory and available to promise numbers. How low does the projected ending inventory get? What actions might the company take as a result? Problems for Section 12.1: Master Scheduling 61 9 1. (*) Complete the following master schedule record: On-hand inventory at end of week 1: 65 Week 2 Forecasted demand 45 Booked orders 15 Projected ending inventory Master production schedule 150 Available to promise 50 100 4 SS 48 5 60 25 65 72 70 22 8 75 67 80 10 200 150 73 2. (**) Consider the master schedule record shown in problem 1 Suppose marketing books an order for an additional 10 units in week 4 Recalculate the projected ending inventory and available to promise numbers. How low does the projected ending inventory get? What actions might the company take as a result