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Joan Zorba orders calculators for her office supply stores. Each calculator cost

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Question

Joan Zorba orders calculators for her office supply stores. Each calculator cost $35, currently she is ordering 230. Daily demand for these calculators is 54. The cost to re-order this item is estimated at $44, while the annual inventory holding cost is 22%. Orders are received eight working days after an order is placed. The office operates 52 weeks per year, 6 days per week.

What is the total annual cost using the EOQ?

Greater than or equal to $1688 and less than or equal to $1788

Greater than or equal to $3377 and less than or equal to $3477

Greater than or equal to $9948 and less than or equal to $9990

Greater than or equal to $4475 and less than or equal to $4576

Determine the reorder point using EOQ.

a)Greater than or equal to 2053 and less than or equal to 2064

Greater than or equal to 431 and less than or equal to 443

Greater than or equal to 6 and less than or equal to 25

Greater than or equal to 53 and less than or equal to 57

What is the duration of a cycle (in days) associated with the EOQ?

Greater than or equal to 6 and less than or equal to 10

Greater than or equal to 38 and less than or equal to 48

Greater than or equal to 58 and less than or equal to 68

Greater than or equal to .001 and less than or equal to 3

a)

Greater than or equal to $1688 and less than or equal to $1788

b)

Greater than or equal to $3377 and less than or equal to $3477

c)

Greater than or equal to $9948 and less than or equal to $9990

d)

Greater than or equal to $4475 and less than or equal to $4576

Explanation / Answer

Economic Order quantity ( EOQ ) will be calculated as per following formula :

EOQ = Square root ( 2 x Co x D / Ch )

Where ,

D = Annual demand = 54 / day x 6 days/ week x 52 weeks = 16848

Ch = annual unit holding cost = 22% of unit cost $35 = $7.7

Co = Ordering cost = $ 44

Therefore ,

EOQ = Square root ( 2 x 44 X 16848 / 7.7) = 438.80 ( 439 ROUNDED TO NEAREST WHOLE NUMBER )

Therefore,

Annual ordering cost

= Ordering cost x Number of orders

= Co x Annual demand/ EOQ

= $44 X 16848 /439

= $1688.63

Annual inventory holding cost

= Annual unit holding cost x Average inventory

= Annual inventory cost x EOQ/2

= 7.7 X 439/2

= $1690.15

Thus , Total annual cost

= Annual ordering cost + Annual inventory holding cost

= $ 1688.53 + $1690.15

= $3378.68

ANSWER : b) GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO $3377 AND LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO $3477

Order lead time = 8 days ( since it takes 8 days to receive once order is places )

Therefore ,

Reorder point = Average daily demand x Lead time

                           = 54 x 8

                            =432

REORDER POINT : b) GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 431 AND LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 443

Duration of an EOQ cycle

= EOQ/Annual demand x 312 days in a year

= 439/16848   x 312

= 8.13 days

DURATION OF A CYCLE ASSOCIATED WITH EOQ : a) GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 6 AND LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 10

ANSWER : b) GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO $3377 AND LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO $3477

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