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vfiekz [6]3 years ago

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Answer:

B. Put the fluid on a cloth first

Explanation:

If put on the lens first it can ruin it.

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Answer:

800 Recliners

Explanation:

Calculation for the optimal number of recliners the company should make during each production run

Using this formula

Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) =√ [(2 D x S) / C]

Where,

Annual Demand (D) = 6,400 Recliners

Fixed Ordering Cost (S) = $400

Carrying cost per recliner (C) = $8

Let plug in the formula

Economic Order Quantity (EOQ)= √[(2 x 6,400 x $400) / $8]

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Answer:

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