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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the bill of material for a product, A, and the data given in the table that follows. The gross requirements for A are
150 units in week 5 and 200 units in week 8.
Item Lead-Time (weeks) On hand quantity
A
B
C
A. 60 units
B. 200 units
C. 90 units
D. 100 units
A. 50 units
B. 10 units
OC. 40 units
D. 210 units
B(1)
1
2
1
What is the planned order release for product A in week four?
A. 210 units
B. 200 units
C. 170 units
D. 240 units
60
40
0
What is the projected on hand inventory for component B in week eight?
A. 400 units
B. 0 units
C. 480 units
OD. 140 units
A
Lot size
Lot-For-Lot
60
120
What is the planned order receipt for component B in week seven?
A. 220 units
B. 120 units
OC. 140 units
D. 0 units
What is the gross requirement for component C in week five?
What is the planned order receipt for component C in week four?
C(1)
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