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The changes involved in women's climacteric occur gradually over a 10-year period, during which

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While the outline is a ten year period, the average woman is only 3-4 years. During this time, a woman's menstrual cycle begins to shorten. In her twenties it runs roughly 28 days, by her forties the cycle is roughly 23 days. At this time the cycles also become much more irregular in timing.

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STH hospital currently uses two types of surgical gloves (G1 and G2) for their healthcare workers. The annual demand for each is

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Answer:

Answer to question a:

Calculation for G1 :

Mean annual demand og G1 gloves in STH Hospital = 5000

Variance of annual demand = 3000

Therefore, Variance of demand during lead time of 5 weeks =3000 x 5/52 = 15000/52

Hence standard deviation of demand during lead time of 5 weeks

= Square root ( 15000/ 52)

= 16.984

Service level = 97%

Corresponding Z value = NORMSINV ( 0.97) = 1.8807

Therefore, Safety stock = Zvalue x Standard deviation of demand during lead time

= 1.8807 x 16.984

= 31.94 ( 32 rounded to nearest whole number )

Reorder point

= Average weekly demand x Lead time ( weeks ) + safety stock

= 5000/52 x 5 + 32

= 480.77 + 32

= 512.77 ( 513 rounded to next higher whole number )

= 513

Calculation of Economic Order quantity:

Annual demand = D = 5000

Co = Ordering cost = $100

Ch = 20% of $3 = $0.6

Therefore, economic order quantity ( EOQ)

= Square root ( 2 x 100 x 5000/0.6)

= 1291

ECONOMIC ORDER QUANTITY = 1291

SAFETY STOCK = 32

REORDER POINT = 513

Calculation for G2 :

Mean annual demand = 8000

Variance of annual demand = 5000

Therefore, Variance of demand during lead time of 5 weeks =5000 x 5/52 = 25000/52

Hence standard deviation of demand during lead time of 5 weeks

= Square root ( 25000/52)

= 21.92

Service level = 97%

Corresponding Z value = NORMSINV ( 0.97) = 1.8807

Therefore, Safety stock = Zvalue x Standard deviation of demand during lead time

= 1.8807 x 21.92

= 41.22 ( 42 rounded to next higher whole number)

Reorder point

= Average weekly demand x Lead time ( weeks ) + safety stock

= 8000/52 x 5 + 32

= 769.23 + 32

= 801.23 ( 802 rounding to next higher whole number )

Calculation of Economic Order quantity:

Annual demand = D = 8000

Co = Ordering cost = $100

Ch = 20% of $3 = $0.6

Therefore, economic order quantity ( EOQ)

= Square root ( 2 x 100 x 8000/0.6)

= 1632.99 ( 1633 rounded to nearest whole number)

ECONOMIC ORDER QUANTITY = 1633

SAFETY STOCK = 42

REORDER POINT = 802

Answer to question b :

When demand for both gloves are pooled together ,

Mean demand of the combined types = 5000 + 8000 = 13,000

Variance of the annual demand for the combined types

= Variance of G1 + Variance of G2

= 3000 + 5000

= 8000

Hence, standard deviation of annual demand( 52 weeks ) for the combined types

= Square root ( 3000 + 5000)

= Square root ( 8,000)

= 89.44

Standard deviation of demand during lead time of 5 weeks for the combined type

= 89.44 x Square root ( 5/52) = 89.44 x 0.31 = 27.726

Service level = 97%

Hence corresponding Z value for above service level = NORMSINV ( 0.97) =1.8807

Hence , Safety stock

= Z value x Standard deviation of demand for the combined type

= 1.8807 x 27.726

= 52.14

= 53 ( by rounding to next higher whole number )

Reorder point

= Average weekly demand x Lead time ( weeks ) + safety stock

= ( 13000/52) x 5 + 53

= 250 x 5 + 53

= 1250 + 53

= 1303

Calculation of Economic Order quantity:

Annual demand = D = 13000

Co = Ordering cost = $100

Ch = 20% of $3 = $0.6

Therefore, economic order quantity ( EOQ)

= Square root ( 2 x Co x D / Ch)

= Square root ( 2 x 100 x 13000/0.6)

= 2081.66 ( 2082 rounded to next higher whole number )

ECONOMIC ORDER QUANTITY = 2082

SAFETY STOCK = 53

REORDER POINT = 1303

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4 years ago

A manufacturing company has a beginning finished goods inventory of $14,600, raw material purchases of $18,000, cost of goods ma

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Given:

Beginning Finished Goods

Cost of Goods Manufactured

Ending Finished Goods

Raw material purchases

To find:

Cost of Goods Sold

Solution:

The formula to calculate the cost of the goods sold for the manufacturing company is as follows,

Cost of Goods Sold = Beginning Finished Goods + Cost of Goods Manufactured - Ending Finished Goods

On substituting the values in the above formula we get,

$\text{Cost of Goods sold }= \$14600+\$32500-\$17800=\$29300$

Therefore, the cost of goods sold is $29300.

Here, we have ignored the purchase of raw materials cost because this amount will already be included in the cost of goods manufactured.

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3 years ago

The labor force consists of Group of answer choices all people in the population aged 16 and over who are not in jail, a hospita

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Answer: the number of people in the working-age population who are employed or unemployed.

Explanation:

The labor force is made up of the number of people that are in the working-age population who are either employed or unemployed.

The labor force is the number of people that are employed in addition to those that are unemployed and are looking for work. For one to be considered part of the labor force, the person must be available and willing to work.

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3 years ago

A group of friends are creating a new mobile paper shredding company that will go to businesses or organizations to shred their

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Answer:

The correct answer is letter "B": LLC.

Explanation:

A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a type of business organization where the owners do not share unlimited liability. This scenario implies that the owners are responsible for the liabilities of the entity according to their contribution. LLCs as considered individual firms with an individual tax identification number, bank account, and name.

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3 years ago

Kirova Company has provided the following information: Number of issued common shares, 990,000 Net income, $1,436,500 Number of

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Answer:

$1.7

Explanation:

From the question above Kirova company recorder the following information

Number of issued common shares is 990,000

Net income is $1,436,500

Number of authorized common share is 1,000,000

Weighted average income of outstanding common shares is 845,000

Number of treasury shares is 145,000

The formular to calculate the earning per share is

= Net income/Outstanding shares

Net income= $1,436,500

Outstanding shares= number of issued common shares- number of treasury shares

= 990,000-145,000

= 845,000

Therefore, the earnings per share can be calculated as follows

= 1,436,500/845,000

= $1.7

Hence Kirova's earning per share is $1.7

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