Mean = 500
Standard Deviation = 100
Quantity = 400
Purchase Price = $10
Sales Price = $30
Inventory Salvage = $5
Overage Cost = 10 - 5 = 5
Underage Cost = 30 - 10 = 20
Critical Ratio = 20/(20+5) = 0.8
Forecatsed Quantity = mu + critical Ratio * sigma
= 500 + 0.8*100
= 580
Sold = 400
Unsold = 580 - 400 = 180
Expected Profit = Profit made on actual Quantity sold - Loss on
unsold inventory
= 400*(30-10) - 180*(10-5)
= 8000 - 900
= 7100
24. Store A uses the newsvendor model to manage its inventory. Demand for its product is...
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only a and b
pt 2 for reference
newsvendor model
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