Sysco purchases 10,000 units of a product each year. The supplier offers the units for sale...

Sysco purchases 10,000 units of a product each year. The supplier offers the units for sale at $10.00 per unit for up to 999 units and $9 per units for orders of 1,000 units or more. What is the economic order quantity if the order cost is $10.00 per order and the holding cost is 40 percent per unit per year?
A. 1,000 units B. 236 units C. 999 units D. 224 units

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EOQ when 999 per order is placed = =(2*10000*10/0.4*10)^0.5=223.6 =224 units

So total cost of inventory =10000*10+(224*0.4*10)/2+(10000/224)*10 =100894.4

EOQ when 1000 units are ordered= =(2*10000*10/9*0.4)^0.5=235.7=236 units

So total cost of inventory =10000*9+(236*0.4*9)/2+(10000/236)*10 =90848.53

So the ttal cost is less for 1000 units of order so the EOQ will be 236 units

So the answer is 236 units

keosha answered 1 year ago

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