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3 years ago
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to answer this question. In week 1 the inventory manager discovers, much to his horror, that instead of 65 tacos in inventory, t

hey have only 6.5 tacos. They had already planned to make exactly what they needed, based on the erroneous inventory number of 65 and they can't alter their week 1 schedule. How many tacos do they need to have on their MPS for the second week of production to correct their shortfall and move forward through the rest of the production period?
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1 answer:
rodikova [14]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

D.110

Explanation:

They had 6.5 instead of 65.

Number of production shortage

65/6.5=10

Now this is equal to 10 × 10 + 10

=110

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