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Question
The following table gives the annual demand and unit price of 3 items.
Items | Annual Demand (units) | Unit Price |
A | 800 | 0.02 |
B | 400 | 1.00 |
C | 13,800 | 0.20 |
Ordering cost is ₹ 5 per order and holding cost is 10% of unit price. Determine the following:
- EOQ in units
- Minimum average cost
- EOQ in rupees
- EOQ in years of supply
- Number of orders per year
Solution
- Item A:
Demand rate, R = 800
Ordering cost, C3 = ₹ 5
Carrying cost C1 = 10% of unit price = `10/100 xx 0.02`
(i) EOQ in units
EOQ = `sqrt((2"RC"_3)/"C"_1)`
`= sqrt((2 xx 800 xx 5 xx 100)/(10 xx 0.02))`
`= sqrt((800 xx 100 xx 100)/(0.02 xx 100))`
`= sqrt((800 xx 100 xx 100)/2)`
`= sqrt(400 xx 100 xx 100)`
= 20 × 10 × 10
= 2000 units
(ii) Minimum Average Cost = C0 = `sqrt(2"RC"_3"C"_1)`
`= sqrt(2 xx 800 xx 5 xx 10/100 xx 0.02)`
`= sqrt(800 xx 0.02)`
`= sqrt16.00`
= ₹ 4
(iii) EOQ in rupees = EOQ × Unit price
= 2000 × 0.02
`= 2000 xx 2/100`
= ₹ 40
(iv) `"EOQ"/"Demand" = 2000/800 = 2.5`
(v) `"Demand"/"EOQ" = 800/2000 = 0.4`
- Item B:
Demand rate, R = 400
Ordering cost, C3 = ₹ 5
Carrying cost C1 = 10% of 1.00
(i) EOQ in units
EOQ = `sqrt((2"RC"_3)/"C"_1)`
`= sqrt((2 xx 400 xx 5)/(10/100 xx 1))`
`= sqrt ((2 xx 400 xx 5 xx 100)/10)`
= 20 × 10
= 200 units
(ii) Minimum Average Cost = C0 = `sqrt(2"RC"_3"C"_1)`
`= sqrt(2 xx 400 xx 5 xx 10/100 xx 1)`
`= sqrt400`
= ₹ 20
(iii) EOQ in rupees = EOQ × unit price
= 200 × 1
= ₹ 200
(iv) `"EOQ"/"Demand" = 200/400 = 0.5`
(v) `"Demand"/"EOQ" = 400/200 = 2`
- Item C:
Annual Demand, R = 800
Ordering cost, C3 = ₹ 5
Carrying cost, C1 = 10% of unit price `= 10/100 xx0.20`
`= 2/100`
(i) EOQ in units
EOQ = `sqrt((2"RC"_3)/"C"_1)`
= `sqrt((2xx13800xx5)/(2/100))`
= `sqrt((2xx13800 xx5xx100)/2)`
`= sqrt (138 xx100xx5xx100)`
`= 10 xx 10 sqrt(138 xx 5)`
`= 100sqrt690`
= 100 × 26.2678
= 100 × 26.27
= 2627
(ii) Minimum Average Cost = C0 = `sqrt(2"RC"_3"C"_1)`
`= sqrt(2 xx 13800 xx 5 xx 10/100 xx 0.2)`
`= sqrt (2 xx 138 xx 5 xx 2)`
`= sqrt2760`
= 52.535
= ₹ 52.54
(iii) EOQ in rupees = 2627 × 0.20 = ₹ 25.40 [∵ Unit price = 0.20]
(iv) `"EOQ"/"Demand" = 2627/13800 = 0.19036 = 0.19`
(v) `"Demand"/"EOQ" = 13800/2627 = 5.2531 = 5.25`
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