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ABC System : Activity based costing is a modern costing method to calculate the cost so this will not calculate the order quantity and not correct option.
JIT System : Just in time system is a system which can reduce the carrying inventory cost so this option is also not correct.
LIFO Model : This method is a simple calculation method of good sold in Last in First out basis. So this option is also not correct one.
EOQ Model: Economic order quantity will take various operating and financial cost for calculate the correct order quantity for specific inventory item.
So, answer = Option 3 = EOQ Model
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