A toy manufacturer makes its own wind-up motors, which are then put into its toys. While the toy manufacturing process i
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Annual demand = 75.000 units Daily sub-assembly production rate = 625 Setup cost (S) = $85 per batch Operating days = 250 Carrying cost = 16% per unit per year Unit Cost = $63.95 =
a. To minimize cost, how large should each batch of sub-assemblies be? [ Select b. What is the maximum production inventory [ Select] c. What is the total cost to manage the inventory? $ [Select) d. What are the number of set-ups in the process? [ Select) e. What if the toy manufacturer decided to make 1300 motors per batch, what would the set-up cost be? (Select ] f. Based on the initial POQ, what percentage of time will the toy manufacturer be producing motors? (Select]
a. To minimize cost, how large should each batch of sub-assemblies be? [ Select b. What is the maximum production inventory [ Select] c. What is the total cost to manage the inventory? $ [Select) d. What are the number of set-ups in the process? [ Select) e. What if the toy manufacturer decided to make 1300 motors per batch, what would the set-up cost be? (Select ] f. Based on the initial POQ, what percentage of time will the toy manufacturer be producing motors? (Select]