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Lou supplier sells High quality-brand batteries to fishing supplies. The annual demand is approximately 1,200 batteries. The supplier pays $28 for each battery and estimates that the annual holding cost is 30 percent of the battery’s value. It costs approximately $20 to place an order (managerial and clerical costs). The supplier currently orders 100 batteries per month.
EOQ | ||
Details | ||
Current Ordering status | ||
Annual usgae =1200 | ||
Ordering cost per order=$20 | ||
Carrying cost per unit per year=$28*30%=$8.4 | ||
Current order =100 batteries per month | ||
No of Current Orders =12 | ||
So Current Ordering Cost =12*20=$240 | Ans a | |
Average Inventory Holding =100/2=50 | ||
So Current Holding Cost =50*8.4=$420 | Ans a | |
Price oer battery =$28 | ||
Annual Purchase cost=1200*28=$33,600 | ||
So Current Total Inventory cost=Annual Purchase cost+Annual ordering | ||
cost +Annual Holding cost=$33,600+$240+$420=$34,260 | Ans a. | |
Now let us find EOQ | ||
EOQ = Sq Root of [(2*Ordering cost*Annual usage)/Carrying cost per unit] | ||
= Sq root [(2*20*1200)/8.4]= Sq Rt 5714.29 | ||
=75.59 | ||
a | So EOQ is 75.59 | Ans a. |
Annual Consumption =1200, | ||
So No of orders to be placed =1200/75.59=15.87 | Ans b. | |
Annual Ordering cost =15.87*20==$317.50 | Ans c. | |
b | Average inventory =EOQ /2= 75.59/2=37.8 | |
Annual Inventory Holding cost =37.8*8.4=$317.50 | ||
Annual Purchase cost=1200*28=$33,600 | ||
So Current Total Inventory cost=Annual Purchase cost+Annual ordering | ||
cost +Annual Holding cost=$33,600+$317.5+$317.5=$34,235 | ||
Ans c | ||||
Details | Current ordering system | EOQ system | Change Decrease/(Increase) | |
Annual Ordering Cost | $ 240.00 | $ 317.50 | $ (77.50) | |
Annual Inventory carrying cost | $ 420.00 | $ 317.50 | $ 102.50 | |
Annual Purchase cost | $ 33,600.00 | $ 33,600.00 | $ - | |
Total Annual Inventory cost | $ 34,260.00 | $ 34,235.00 | $ 25.00 |