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<span> D Q</span>
TC<span> = D x P <span>+ ___ x Cp + ____ x
Cs</span></span>
<span>Q 2</span>
TC: Total Cost
P: Price per unit
Q: Quantity
Cp: Cost of issuance of a purchase order
<span>Cs: storage cost per unit</span>
The solution for this problem is:
If there is 60 platters of B at a cost of $720:
(220 - 60 x 3) / 4 = 10 platters of A to make up for the deficit in hamburgers
(270 - 60 x 4) / 3 = 10 platters of A to make up for the deficit in hot dogs
(250 - 60 x 5) / 2 = 0 platters of A since there is no deficit in pigs feet
So 10 platters A are required at a cost of $150. $720 + $150 = for a total minimum cost of $870.
It depends on the question, but if the question is, how many is there....
It usually means to <u><em>add</em></u>
(What is the question anyway?)
