Exam 10: Inventory Models
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The terms "inventory on hand" and "inventory position" have the same meaning.
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To be considered as inventory, goods must be finished and waiting for delivery.
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Show the total cost expression and calculate the EOQ for an item with holding cost rate 18%, unit cost $8.00, annual demand of 40000, and ordering cost of $48.
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The Tiernan Gallery and Art Museum distributes to its visitors a printed guide to its collections. There are about 18000 visitors per year. Holding costs for the brochures are 20% and it costs $30 to place an order with the printer. The printer has offered the following discount schedule:
How many brochures should be printed at a time?

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In the single-period inventory model with probabilistic demand,
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Chez Paul Restaurant orders special Styrofoam "doggy bags" for its customers once a month and lead time is one week. Weekly demand for doggy bags is approximately normally distributed with an average of 120 bags and a standard deviation of 25. Chez Paul wants at most a 3% chance of running out of doggy bags during the replenishment period. If he has 150 bags in stock when he places an order, how many additional bags should he order? What is the safety stock in this case?
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Which of the following is not implied when average inventory is Q/2, where Q is the order quantity?
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Daily demand for packages of five videotapes at a warehouse store is found to be normally distributed with mean 50 and standard deviation 5. When the store orders more tapes, the ordering cost is $42 and the orders take 4 days to arrive. Each pack of tapes costs $7.20 and there is a 24% annual holding cost for inventory. Assume the store is open 360 days a year.
a.What is the EOQ?
b.If the store wants the probability of stocking out to be no more than 5%, and demand each day is independent of the day before, what reorder point should be set?
c.How much of your reorder point in part b) is safety stock?
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The Super Discount store (open 24 hours a day, every day) sells 8-packs of paper towels, at the rate of approximately 420 packs per week. Because the towels are so bulky, the annual cost to carry them in inventory is estimated at $.50. The cost to place an order for more is $20 and it takes four days for an order to arrive.
a.Find the optimal order quantity.
b.What is the reorder point?
c.How often should an order be placed?
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A weekly sports magazine publishes a special edition for the World Series. The sales forecast is for the number of copies to be normally distributed with mean 800,000 copies and standard deviation 60,000 copies. It costs $.35 to print a copy, and the newsstand price is $1.95. Unsold copies will be scrapped. How many copies should be printed?
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What are the two most critical behaviors of an inventory system you need to recognize in order to apply the best
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A firm that is presently using the Economic Order Quantity model and is planning to switch to the Economic Production Lot-Size model can expect
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For the EOQ model, which of the following relationships is incorrect?
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If an item's per-unit backorder cost is greater than its per-unit holding cost, no intentional shortage should be planned.
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Amazing Bakers sells bread to 40 supermarkets. It costs Amazing $1,250 per day to operate its plant. The profit per loaf of bread sold in the supermarket is $.025. Any unsold bread is returned to the Amazing Thrift Store to be sold at a loss of $.015.
a.If sales follow a normal distribution with μ = 70,000 and σ = 5,000 per day, how many loaves should Amazing bake daily?
b.Amazing is considering a different sales plan for which the profit per loaf of bread sold in the supermarket is $.03 and the loss per loaf bread returned is $.018. If μ = 60,000 and σ = 4,000 per day, how many loaves should Amazing bake daily?
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At the optimal order quantity for the quantity discount model, the sum of the annual holding and ordering costs is minimized.
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