Consider the bill of material for product P and the data given in the following table. The master schedule requirements for Pare 60 units in week 6. Items Q and Rare manufactured internally by the firm and use the lot-for-lot lot-sizing rule. Item S is purchased from a local distributor, and has a Fixed Order Quantity of 50 pieces per order. Use a blank matrix to solve for the MRP requirements. P. Q(2) S(3) R(3) Quantity on Hand Scheduled receipts Item Lead Time P. 15 20 in week 2 R. 2. 2. 25 15 in week 1 Given the following information, how many R's should be ordered? O 180 O 330 O 360 O 165 O 225

Consider the bill of material for product P and the data given in the following table. The master schedule requirements for Pare 60 units in week 6. Items Q and Rare manufactured internally by the firm and use the lot-for-lot lot-sizing rule. Item S is purchased from a local distributor, and has a Fixed Order Quantity of 50 pieces per order. Use a blank matrix to solve for the MRP requirements. P. Q(2) S(3) R(3) Quantity on Hand Scheduled receipts Item Lead Time P. 15 20 in week 2 R. 2. 2. 25 15 in week 1 Given the following information, how many R's should be ordered? O 180 O 330 O 360 O 165 O 225

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