JUST DO PART C! THANK YOU
a)
Total set-up time, S = 3/4+1/2+1/6 = 17/12 hours
Demand rate, D = 10+15+5 = 30 kg/hour
Production rate, P = 50 kg/hour
Let Q be the batch size
Production cycle time, PT = Q/P+S = Q/50+17/12
Demand cycle time, DT = Q/D = Q/30
To minimize the inventory while meeting demand, DT = PT
Q/30 = Q/50+17/12
Q = 17/12*(50*30)/(50-30) = 106.25 kg
b)
Quantity of Fragola made in each batch = Q*10/30 = 106.25*10/30 = 35.42 kg
c)
Quantity of Chocolate made in each batch = Q*15/30 = 106.25*15/30 = 53.13 kg
Maximum inventory of Chocolate = Q*(1-d/p) = 53.13*(1-15/50) = 37.19 kg
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