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Oksana_A [137]
3 years ago
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The master production schedule for Product A shows a need for 30 units, and Product B shows a need of 25 units. To manufacture a

unit of Product A, three units of component C are required. To manufacture a unit of Product B, four units of component C are required. Determine the gross requirements for component C to complete production.
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
alexandr1967 [171]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

the amount of C required is 190 units of C

Explanation:

the amount of C to cover the necessity of product A is

Ca = A units required * number of C units to manufacture a unit of A

Ca = 30 unit of A * 3 units of C/ unit of A =90 units of C

to produce B the same applies

Cb = B units required * number of C units to manufacture a unit of B

Cb = 25 unit of B * 4 units of C/ unit of B =100 units of C

therefore to cover the necessities of A and also B we will need:

total units of C required = units of C to produce A + units of C to produce B

C = Ca + Cb = 90 units of C + 100 units of C = 190 units of C

C= 190 units of C

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