In: Operations Management
Purchase Quantity | Price Per Sheet |
1-20 | $9.40 |
21-100 | $9.30 |
101 or more | $9.20 |
$38.27 |
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$92.92 |
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$64.23 |
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$15.59 |
Given: Demand = 10080 Sq. ft
Size of each sheet = 4 * 8 = 32 sq. ft
No. of sheets required D = 10080 / 32 = 315 sheets
Capacity of truck = 20 * 32 = 640 sq. ft.
Ordering cost = S = $5
Let Price P = $9.40 per sheet
Holding cost = H = 20% = 20% * 9.40 = $1.88
Economic Ordering Quantity = EOQ =
=
= 40.93 sheets = 41 sheet
Now, 41 sheets fall under range of 21 to 100 sheets.
For this range price = $9.30, H = 20% * 9.30 = $1.86
Hence, we recalaculate EOQ as:
EOQ =
=
= 41.15 sheets = 41 sheets
We find Total costs for it as shown below:
Total costs = Purchasing cost + Holding cost + Ordering cost = D
* P +
= 315 * 9.30 +
= 2,929.5 + 38.13 + 38.41 = $3,006.04
Now, for range of 101 or more, we select the order quantity of 101, since it is closest to EOQ in this range.
P = 9.20, H = 20%*9.20 = $1.84
Total costs = Purchasing cost + Holding cost + Ordering cost = D
* P +
= 315 * 9.20 +
= 2,898 + 92.92 + 15.59 = $3,006.51
Now, for range of 1 to 20, we select the order quantity of 20, since it is closest to EOQ in this range.
P = 9.40, H = 20%*9.40 = $1.88
Total costs = Purchasing cost + Holding cost + Ordering cost = D
* P +
= 315 * 9.40 +
= 2,961 + 18.8 + 78.75 = $3,058.55
As seen from above, Cost for order quantity is almost same for 41 sheets or 101 sheets order. However, as per options given, the option for $92.92 macthes to holding cost of 101 sheets
Hence, Answer = $92.92
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