@ Question 41 THE SAME SCENARIO IS USED IN OTHER QUESTION(S). The average daily demand of DVDs sold at a store is 50. The replenishment lead time is 4 days and it does not vary. Each time the store places a replenishment order it costs $150 (processing fee). The standard deviation of daily demand is 9 units. Annual unit inventory carrying cost is $4. The probability of stock out should be within 5%. Unit purchase price of DVD is $3.50, Use 365 days in a year for calculations, if needed. Given 70.95 = 1.645 and 20,99 = 2.3263, Inventory is reviewed continuously and each time a fixed number of DVDs is ordered If the store likes to take advantage of the deal, how many DVDs should it order each time DVDs are replenished? Suppose the DVD supplier is offering quantity discount on the unit purchase price. Order Quantity Unit Purchase Price 1-1499 $3.50 1500-2000 $3.00 Note: The supplier has restricted the maximum order quantity to 2000. Select an answer and submit. Por keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer 750 1170 C 1499 d 1500 2000 1 None of the above