Question Table Lead time (week) Item Quantity on hand 10 A B 20 NNN 5 D 15 I have to create an MRP schedule for my Operations Management class, but the wording is confusing.It states, "The production of the microprocessor requires different components (e.g. arithmetic logic unit, registers, control unit, input-output devices). The manager labelled the product of microprocessors as Item A, and the other components required for the production as Items B, C, D, E, and F. Item A is made from 1 item B, 2 items C, and 2 items D. Each B includes 2 items C and 2 items E. EAch C needs 1 item D, 1 item E and 2 items F. The table below shows the lead times and quantities on hand right now (i.e. week 0) for items A, B, C, D, E, and F, respectively. Items such as A, B, and C are made at the plant and the others are purchased from the suppliers."So does that mean for Item B you will have to multiply A's planned order release by 1 and that's it since you have to solve B first? E 3 60 F 2 35