MPS 1) Table below is for a product with 150 unit lot size. The current on-hand inventory is 110 units. The product has a 2-week lead-time and a 12-week planning time fenThe forecast and demand for the product are shown in the table below:Week8.101112Forecast808080707070707070707070CustomerOrders8378656149513417117ProjectedAvail.Avail. ToPromiseMPSP1a) Given this information, develop a realistic master schedule, complete with ATP logic.P1b) Then explain how you would respond to each of the following customer order requests. Show what the master schedule would look like if the order wasассepted.(Assume these are independent requests, and do not have cumulative effects.)• 20 units in Week 3- 40 units in Week 5• 120 units in Week 7

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