Question: Using the quantity discount model Annual Demand = 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 The order cost = $ 1 0 0 Annual holding

Using the quantity discount model
Annual Demand=200,000
The order cost= $100
Annual holding rate=25%
Price varies depending on the order quantity per the following schedule:
Orders between 1 to 50000 units cost $11
Orders of 50,001 to 150,000 cost $10.75
Order greater than 150,000 cost $10.50
Determine the optimal order quantity using the price discount model discussed in class. Show all you work.
1. CALCULATE THE EOQ at a cost of $10.50. Round order quantities to the nearest whole number
2. Is the EOQ you calculated at a cost of $10.50 considered feasible? YES/NO
3. CALCULATE THE EOQ at a cost of $10.75. Round order quantities to the nearest whole number
4. Is the EOQ you calculated at a cost of $10.75 considered feasible? YES/NO
5. CALCULATE THE EOQ at a cost of $11. Round order quantities to the nearest whole number
6. Is the EOQ you calculated at a cost of $11 considered feasible? YES/NO
I know from doing a first attempt the question ones answer is 3904, question 2 is no, question 4 is no, and question 6 is yes!!! I need 3 and 5?

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