A firm is planning for its financing needs and uses the basic fixed-order-quantity inventory model (EOQ). What is the total cost (TC), including purchasing cost, of the inventory given an annual demand of 12,000 units, ordering cost of $40, a holding cost per unit per year of $5, an EOQ of 500 units, and a cost per unit of inventory of $120?

A firm is planning for its financing needs and uses the basic fixed-order-quantity inventory model (EOQ). What is the total cost (TC), including purchasing cost, of the inventory given an annual demand of 12,000 units, ordering cost of $40, a holding cost per unit per year of $5, an EOQ of 500 units, and a cost per unit of inventory of $120?

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