Solution:
a.). The Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) = "\\sqrt{\\frac{2DS}{H} }"
Where: D = Annual quantity demanded = 800,000
S = Ordering cost = 200
H = Holding cost per unit = 16
The Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) = "\\sqrt{\\frac{2\\times 800,000 \\times 200}{16} }" = "\\sqrt{20,000,000 } = 4,472 \\;units"
The Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) = "4,472 \\;units"
Re-order point = Average daily unit sales "\\times" lead time
Where: Average daily unit sales = "\\frac{800,000}{360} = 2,222"
Lead time = 5 days
Re-order point = 2222 "\\times" 5 = 11,110 units
b.). New cost of an order = 200 – (200 "\\times" 25"\\%" ) = 200 – 50 = 150
New carrying cost = 16 – (16 "\\times 15\\%") = 16 – 2.4 = 13.6
The Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) = "\\sqrt{\\frac{2DS}{H} }"
Where: D = Annual quantity demanded = 800,000
S = Ordering cost = 150
H = Holding cost per unit = 13.6
The Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) = "\\sqrt{\\frac{2\\times 800,000 \\times 150}{13.6} } = \\sqrt{17,647,059 } = 4,200 \\; units"
The new Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) = 4,200 units
Re-order point = Average daily unit sales "\\times" lead time
Where: Average daily unit sales = "\\frac{800,000}{360} = 2,222"
Lead time = 5 – (5 "\\times 20\\%") = 5 – 1 = 4 days
Re-order point = 2222 "\\times" 4 = 8,888 units
New Re-order point = 8,888 units
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