Question 18 1 pts Please note the numbers may change from one question to another. Lands' End can source a product from two suppliers: A and B. Supplier A charges a lower price but the lead time is long. Supplier B charges a higher price but the lead time is very short. Lands' End orders from Supplier A before the selling season begins, and if necessary, orders from Supplier B during the season when the demand is known. Lands' End forecasts that its demand is normally distribution with mean of 5,000 and standard deviation of 1,200. Suppose Lands' End orders 5,660 units of the product from Supplier A before the season. What is the probability that Lands' End will order from Supplier B during the season? 00 O 0.2912 O 0.7088 O 0.2389 O 0.45 1 pts Question 19 Please note the numbers may change from one question to another. Lands' End can source a product from two suppliers: A and B. Supplier A charges a lower price but the lead time is long. Supplier B charges a higher price but the lead time is very short. Lands' End orders from Supplier A before the selling season begins, and if necessary, orders from Supplier B during the season when the demand is known. Lands' End forecasts that its demand is normally distribution with mean of 4,000 and standard deviation of 1,200. Suppose Lands' End orders 4,540 units of the product from Supplier A before the season. What is Lands' End's expected order quantity from Supplier B during the season? 855 O 540 O 808 OO 256 Next