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Product A is an end item and is made from two units of B and three...

Product A is an end item and is made from two units of B and three of C. B is made of four units of D and two of E. C is made of two units of F and two of E.

   A has a lead time of one week. B, C, and E have lead times of two weeks, and D and F have lead times of three weeks.

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If 100 units of A are required in Week 10, develop the MRP planning schedule, specifying when items are to be ordered and received. There are currently no units of inventory on hand. (Leave no cells blank - be certain to enter "0" wherever required.)

Period          1          2            3            4            5          6            7            8          9        10
  Item A
  OH = 0
  LT = 1
  SS = 0
  Q = L4L
Gross requirements   
Scheduled receipts   
Projected available balance   
Net requirements   
Planned order receipts   
Planned order releases   
  Item B
  OH = 0
  LT = 2
  SS = 0
  Q = L4L
Gross requirements   
Scheduled receipts   
Projected available balance   
Net requirements   
Planned order receipts   
Planned order releases   
  Item C
  OH = 0
  LT = 2
  SS = 0
  Q = L4L
Gross requirements   
Scheduled receipts   
Projected available balance   
Net requirements   
Planned order receipts   
Planned order releases   
  Item D
  OH = 0
  LT = 3
  SS = 0
  Q = L4L
Gross requirements   
Scheduled receipts   
Projected available balance   
Net requirements   
Planned order receipts   
Planned order releases   
  Item E
  OH = 0
  LT = 2
  SS = 0
  Q = L4L
Gross requirements   
Scheduled receipts   
Projected available balance   
Net requirements   
Planned order receipts   
Planned order releases   
  Item F
  OH = 0
  LT = 3
  SS = 0
  Q = L4L
Gross requirements   
Scheduled receipts   
Projected available balance   
Net requirements   
Planned order receipts   
Planned order releases   

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