If d = 8,000 per month, s = $45 per order, and h = $2 per unit per year, a. what is the economic order quantity? b. how does your answer change if the holding cost doubles? c. what if the holding cost drops in half?

A. EOQ =600

B. EOQ =424.26

C.EOQ =848.53

Explanation:

Demand (D) = 8,000 units per month

Order cost (S) = $45 per order

The economic order quantity (EOQ) is given by:

A. Holding cost (H) = $2 per unit

B. Holding cost (H) = $4 per unit

C. Holding cost (H) = $1 per unit

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