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I don't understand the chart for C why is the gross requirement for week 3 is 50, week 5 is 190, and week 6 is 300. We don't use the formulas for my class so I'm confused please use simple math to explai n
Transcribed Image Text:Week
4 6
7
Gross req. 60 20 150
Item#
A
Item#
C
What is
needed#
B
C
с
On hand
(beginning)
inventory#
35
65
110
Quantity
needed
1
2
1
Lot Lead
sizing# time
L4L
1
30
1
L4L 1
The three tables above shows the master
production schedule and the bill of
materials of part A, and the inventory
records of all the parts. There are no
scheduled receipts. Given this
information, what is the planned order
receipt of part A in Week 7?(Only enter a
Transcribed Image Text:Find the answers below:
Week
Gross Requirements
Scheduled Receipts
Project on Hand - 35
Projected Available Balance
Product: A
AOH = 35
LT = 1 Week
Q=L4L
Item: B
AOH = 65
LT = 1 Week
Q = 30
Item: C
AOH = 110
LT = 1 Week
Q=L4L
Week
Gross Requirements
Scheduled Receipts
Project on Hand - 65
Projected Available Balance
Net Requirements
Planned Order Receipts
Planned Order Releases
Week
Gross Requirements
Scheduled Receipts
Project on Hand - 110
Projected Available Balance
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Net Requirements
Planned Order Receipts
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