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Consider the bill of material for Product "J": To make one unit of "J", it needs...

Consider the bill of material for Product "J": To make one unit of "J", it needs one unit of "K" and two units of "M". To make one unit of K, it requires 4 units (Corrected) of "L" . The gross requirements for J are 200 units in week 6 and 250 units in week 8.   Use the data given in the following table, develop the MRP tables for each item for an 8-week planning period. Use the lot-for-lot lot-sizing rule.

Item

Lead Time

Quantity on Hand

Scheduled receipts

J

1

0

K

2

20

30 in week 2

L

2

0

M

1

20

10 in week 1

Consider the bill of material for Product J and the data given in the following table. The gross requirements for J are 200 units in week 6 and 250 units in week 8. Develop the MRP tables for each item for an 8-week planning period. Use the lot-for-lot lot-sizing rule.

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