A DC (distribution center) for Target carries 10,000 items. During a particular week, its customers (retailers or possibly wholesalers) ordered 2,600 different SKUs. The DC only satisfied all demand for 2,500 items. So out of 10,000 SKUs, the DC satisfied 9900 items. What is the In-stock Probability? Leave the answer in decimal form.?
Total items = 10,000
Demand satisfied = 9,900
In-stock probability = Demand satisfied /Total items
= 9900/10000
= 99 %
A DC (distribution center) for Target carries 10,000 items. During a particular week, its customers (retailers...
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