Use the following information to calculate the low cost order quantity and use Excel to show the answer.
Annual demand 1500
Annual Carrying cost 15%
Ordering cost $500 per order
Quantity |
Price per unit |
Quantity |
Transportation Cost per unit |
1-200 |
$1200 |
1-700 |
$250 |
201-400 |
$1100 |
701-1400 |
$245 |
401 and up |
$1000 |
1401 and up |
$240 |
Answer:
Low cost Order Quantity=83
Important formula:
Low cost Order Quantity = Square Root of [( 2 X Annual Demand X Ordering Cost per order)/ Carrying Cost per unit per year]
here, Arbitrarily, I have chosen Price per unit=$1200 and Transportation Cost per unit=$250, using such values, i find low cost order quantity =83, this 83 value fall in between 1 -200 and 1-700
1 | B | C |
2 | Carrying cost per unit per year | =0.15*(Price +Transportation cost per unit) |
3 | ordering cost per order | 500 |
4 | Annual Demand | 1500 |
5 | ||
6 | Low cost Order Quantity = Square Root of [( 2 X Annual Demand X Ordering Cost per order)/ Carrying Cost per unit per year] | |
7 | Low cost Order Quantity | 83 |
Excel formula:
1 | B | C |
2 | Carrying cost per unit per year | =0.15*(Price +Transportation cost per unit) |
3 | ordering cost per order | 500 |
4 | Annual Demand | 1500 |
5 | ||
6 | Low cost Order Quantity = Square Root of [( 2 X Annual Demand X Ordering Cost per order)/ Carrying Cost per unit per year] | |
7 | Low cost Order Quantity | =SQRT((2*C4*C3)/(0.15*1450)) |
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