Inventory Management: Solutions
Inventory Management: Solutions
Inventory Management: Solutions
CHAPTER 13
INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
Solutions
1. a. Given:
Annual
Unit Volume
Item Cost (00)
1 $100 25
2 $80 30
3 $15 60
4 $50 10
5 $11 70
6 $60 85
Step 1:
Determine the Annual Dollar Value (Unit Cost * Annual Volume) for each item and the sum of
the individual Annual Dollar Values.
Annual Annual
Unit Volume Dollar
Item Cost (00) Value
1 $100 25
$2,500
2 80 30
2,400
3 15 60
900
4 50 10
500
5 11 70
770
6 60 85
5,100
12,170
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Step 2:
Arrange the items in descending order based on Annual Dollar Values. Determine the A, B, and
C items. Then, determine the percentage of items and the percentage of Annual Dollar Value for
each category (round to two decimals).
Annual
Dollar Percentage of Percentage of Annual
Item Value Category Items Dollar Value
16.67% 41.91%
6 $5,100 A
[(1/6)*100] [($5,100/$12,170)*100]
2 [(2/6)*100] [($4,900/$12,170)*100]
2,400 B
3 900
50.00% 17.83%
5 770 C
[(3/6)*100] [($2,170/$12,170)*100]
4 500
b. Given:
D = 4,500, S = $36, and H = $10.
c. Given:
D = 18,000/year, S = $100, H = $40 per unit per year, p = 120 units per day, and u = 90
units/day.
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