M2 Quiz Key
M2 Quiz Key
Answer the following problems completely. Show your complete solutions and BOX your final answers.
1. (10 points) A toy company has an annual demand of 12,500 units. Ordering cost is at PhP 500 per order, and holding cost is
15% of the price. The company is choosing between three price models in which they will receive a discounted price if bought
in bulk. If 200 to 400 items will be bought, the price per unit is at P530; between 500 and 800 units, price would be at P500,
and if 900 units or more will be bought, price would be P475. Calculate the optimal range into which the company should
choose in order to save costs.
2. (10 points) A brewing company orders coffee beans 10 times a year. They currently carry a stock of 500 sacks of coffee beans
a month, but due to changes in demand, they are considering carrying extra stock. Carrying additional sack will cost
PhP1,500, while stock out cost is at PhP750. Below shows the demand distribution and the probability:
3. (10 points) The following shows the demand and capacity of a bakery per month. Create a plan that will yield the least cost, if
there are 100 units on hand at the beginning of the planning period, PhP30 for regular capacity, PhP35 for overtime capacity,
PhP40 for subcontracting, PhP5 for inventory cost, and PhP10 for backlog cost.
4. (10 points) Create an available to promise table for the given information below. Forecast for the eight-planning period is 100,
with MPS equivalent to 250 and 100 units on hand.
Period 1 2 3 4 5
Customer order 150 120 40 80 100
5. (10 points) A chocolate factory has the following demand in boxes, wherein each box contains 36 chocolate bars, over an eight-
month period. Create an aggregate plan that will satisfy the factory’s requirement of keeping no inventory by the end of the
planning period. They will be adapting level production, with allowable overtime, but is only limited to five periods. There are
100 boxes available to use as beginning inventory. In periods of high demand, they can tap in a third-party partner where they
can outsource the factory’s production. Subcontracting will on an as-needed basis. Backordering is also allowable.
Month 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Demand 300 1500 800 1300 1200 1400 400 1600
Cost Capacity
Regular 100 800
Overtime 120 300
Subcon 150
Inventory 5
Backlog 10
D 12 500 units Price
Range
=
8 F500
=
200
-
400 *
530
H 0.15D
=
500
-
800 500
900 t 4 Es
Q =
Q2 2(12500)(500):408.
=
units
25 adjust
0.15(500)
Q0 2(12500)(500)
=
418.85
=
units adjust
0.15(475)
550(12500)
X
74:396.53 t 12500(500) +
F6640766. 72
=
0.15(530) 896.53x
↑
12000
=
R2 = I +
0.15(500)
18 900
:
t 12 300(500) 475(12500)
+
:
*5944457.08
0.15(475) 900
:
Bulk order of more than 900 units will yield the least cost.
#of orders 10 times a
year
=
current ROP =
500 sacks
H F 1500 per
=
sack
23.50
=
17.50
=
4.50
=
-S HC SC total cost
Reg 400(3)
=
Apr =900 Or 85
=
+ =
2300 In=5
2465
units Backlog 10
:
units
-165
30 35 40 O
-
Regular 400 --
O
35 40 45 O
Overtime 200 - - - 200
-
40 45 - 50 0
subcon 100 - 80 180
- ⑧
40 30 35 O
Regular -
400 - - O
45 85 40 O
over time
-
210 - -
210
-
⑧
50
190 40 45
190
subcon - - - -
- 50 40 30 0
Regular -
400 - ⑱O
55 35 O
- - 45 o
overtime 200 -
60 50 40 0
subcon - 100 - 85 06 5
Demand 800
- 900
- ⑳ 165
Fo 5
too -
300
- 0 O 0
100 to
0 O
073958
400(80) 200(85) +
MPS table:
④
period Beg, inventory Demand or Forecast End inv MDS Iny after MPs
1
100 150 (50) 250 200
2 80
200 120
3
⑧8 100 (20 250 230
5 180 100 80
O 30 100 (70) 250 180
7 180 100 80
ATP table
Beg.in 100
=
period 1 2345 6 I ⑧
capacity
800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
Reg
Ot 800 300 300 300
Out to recast
-
200 200
Backlog
-
-
- - - - -
costing:
Regular 800(8) (100)
overtime 300 (D) (120)
capacity
800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
Reg
Ot 800 300 300 300 300
Out to recast
- 500 (400) 0 (200) 00 400 (4007
Inventory
100 600 200 200 O O O 400
Beg
End 600 200 200 0 0 0 400 O
Backlog
-
- - - -
-
costing:
Regular 800(8) (100)
Overtime 300(5) (120)
subcon 500(150)
Inventory 1400(5)
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