Answer:
Common Formula for all parts
On Hand = On hand for last week + Planned Order Receipt - Gross Requirement
Net Requirement = Max (0, Gross Requirement - On Hand for last week)
Planned order release for week( i )= Net Requirement of Week( i+lead time)
Planned Order Receipt of Week (i + lead time) = Planned order release for week( i )
Part D
Gross Requirement of D = 3*Planned Order Release of Part A
Part F
Gross Requirement of F = 2*Planned Order Release of Part A
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