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Chapter CR, Problem 39E
Business: minimizing inventory costs. An electronics store sells 450 sets of earbuds each year. It costs $4 to store a set for a year. When placing an order, there is a fixed cost of $1 plus $0.75 for each set. How many times per year should the store recorder earbuds, and in what lot size, in order to minimize inventory costs?
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