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Consider an item by the name of Z which has components 2X’s and one Y. Gross...

Consider an item by the name of Z which has components 2X’s and one Y. Gross Requirements for Z are 0, 35, 55, 60 respectively. The inventory status of each as well as lead times is as below. Find the 4 week MRP schedule for all components.

                              On Hand              Lot Size                Lead Time

Z                            100                        LFL                    1

X                               20                     100 +                  1

Y                               10                     150+                   1                               

a. What is the On Hand Inventory of Z at the beginning of Period 3?   

b. What is the On Hand Inventory of Z at the beginning of Period 4?   

c. What is the NET POQ for Z in Period 4?  

d. What is the Gross requirements of X in Period 2?

e. What is the Gross requirements of Y in Period 2?  

f. What is the Gross requirements of X in Period 3?  

e. What is the Gross requirements of Y in Period 3?   

f. What is the Planned orders of X in Period 2?  

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a. What is the On Hand Inventory of Z at the beginning of Period 3 - 65

b. What is the On Hand Inventory of Z at the beginning of Period 4 - 10

c. What is the NET POQ for Z in Period 4 - 50

d. What is the Gross requirements of X in Period 2- 0

e. What is the Gross requirements of Y in Period 2 - 0

f. What is the Gross requirements of X in Period 3 - 100

e. What is the Gross requirements of Y in Period 3 - 50

f. What is the Planned orders of X in Period 2 - 100

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