1-Given the following MRP problem:
Which of the following is the result after running MRP?
Ans:- the correct ans is B. It is clearly mentioned that the minimum lot size is 2000.
since available quantity we have is 2564 and the demand is of 4000.
therefore, we need 1436 more products.
since minimum lot size is 2000. Therefore we have to order 2000.
And only option B reflects it
1-Given the following MRP problem: Which of the following is the result after running MRP? Material:...
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