question archive Consider the bill of material for Product J and the data given in the following table
Consider the bill of material for Product J and the data given in the following table
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Consider the bill of material for Product J and the data given in the following table. The master schedule requirements for J are 300 units in week 7. Determine the requirements for item L. Use the lot-for-lot lot-sizing rule. (Note: blank matrix provided on last page you can tear it out of exam booklet, but be sure to place it back in the exam booklet with your information sheet) K(2) M(4) ?(3) 30 in week3 26. How many K's should be ordered? A. 400 B. 555 C. 600 D. 645 E. 1180 27. How many L's should be ordered? A. 1435 B. 1800 C. 1665 D. 900 E. 1200 28. When should the order for L's be released? A. at the start of week 1 B. at the start of week 2 C. at the start of weck 3 D. at the start of week 4 E. at the start of week 5 trhe following information is for question #23-25: Refer to this product-tree: 2) C(4) M(3) N(4) C(4) D(5) 23. If 23 P's are needed, and no on-hand inventory exists, how many C's will be needed? A. 432 B. 108 C. 368 D. 81 E. 272 24. If 23 P's are needed, and on-hand inventory consists of 10 A's, 15 B's, 20 C's, 12 M's, and 5 N's, how many C's are needed? A. 288 B. 352 C. 88 D. 348 E. 72 25. If 40 P's are needed, and on-hand inventory consists of 15 P's and 10 each of all other components and subassemblies, how many C's are needed? A. 590 B. 400 ?. 380 D. 340 E. 350
