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Ans: Given Annual Demand(D) = 8000 units By providing your phone number, you agree to receive a one-time
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No. of working days = 250 days

Lead time = 3 days

Or Lead time = 4 days

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Daily demand(d) = Annual demand/No of working days

= 8000 units /250 days

= 32 units/ days

Reorder point = Lead Time x daily demand

Principles of... Introductio... Principles of...
= 3 days x 32 units
2nd Edition 12th Edition 10th Edition
= 96 units View all solutions
Reorder point with 1 day safety stock

= 4 days x 32 units

= 128 units

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