D = demand rate, c = unit production cost, A = fixed setup, h = holding cost, Q = lot size
Derive the EOQ model, optimal Q*, and optimal E(Q*) for the case that the assumption of instantaneous production is relaxed.
Show all steps including derivation of E(Q) and steps for determining optimal Q* and E(Q*).
Assume that production is linear.
Also, discuss how the model and the process for determining Q* an E(Q*) would change if backorders were allowed.
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