1. If the lot sizes are 3,000 and the daily demands are 430, calculate the average flow time resulting from the cycle inventory. 2. In economic order quantity, what are the basic assumptions for lot sizing for a single product? 3. If the annual demand D is 4900, and the cost per lot S is 3200 and the unit cost C is 250, for holding cost per year of h-0.5, calculate the optimal order size.

1. If the lot sizes are 3,000 and the daily demands are 430, calculate the average flow time resulting from the cycle inventory. 2. In economic order quantity, what are the basic assumptions for lot sizing for a single product? 3. If the annual demand D is 4900, and the cost per lot S is 3200 and the unit cost C is 250, for holding cost per year of h-0.5, calculate the optimal order size.

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