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reorder point

    Assuming that there is no safety stock and that the present stock level is 400 components, when should the next order be placed? (Assume a 360-day year.)         


lead time= 3 days

4000units per month= 4000/31=129units per day          

reorder point= lead time demand + safety stock

                = (lead time x average daily usage) + safety stock

               = ???


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