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kondaur
6 days ago
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Wood County Hospital consumes 1,000 boxes of bandages per week. The price of the bandages is $35 per box, and the hospital opera

tes 52 weeks per year. The cost of processing an order is $15, and the cost of holding one box for a hear is 15 % of the value of the material. a ) The hospital orders bandages in lot sizes of 900 boxes. What extra cost does the hospital incur, which it could save by using the EOQ method?
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1 answer:
Katen [3.2K]6 days ago
6 0

Answer:The additional cost amounts to $0.72

Explanation:

By applying the formula √2DCO/CC

Where CO represents the ordering cost per transaction

D symbolizes the annual demand

CC signifies the annual carrying or holding expense

Annual demand = 1000*52 = 52,000

Ordering cost is $15 per transaction

Holding cost = (15/100) * 52,000 = 7,800 annually

Using √2DCO/CC

√2*15*52,000/7,800

√1,560,000/7,800

√200

= $14.14

The extra cost will amount to

900*52 = 46,800 annually

√2*15*46,800/7,800

√1,404,000/7,800

√180

13.42

Thus, the additional cost is

14.14 - 13.42

= $0.72

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