Scenario Use this bill of materials and inventory records to answer the questions. D (2) Item A B C A (2) Amount 20 25 10 A) 50 B) 105 C) 125 D) 150 E (3) Item D E F D (1) Amount 0 20 15 END ITEM B (1) E (3) F (2) E (1) C (4) F (1) Inventory amounts indicated in the table are available to produce the end item indicated in this bill of materials without considering lead times. 6) Use Scenario 1 to answer this question. How many additional units of D are needed to produce 25 end items? 7) Use Scenario 1 to answer this question. How many additional units of E are needed to produce 15 end items? A) 50 B) 85 C) 155 D) 175

Scenario Use this bill of materials and inventory records to answer the questions. D (2) Item A B C A (2) Amount 20 25 10 A) 50 B) 105 C) 125 D) 150 E (3) Item D E F D (1) Amount 0 20 15 END ITEM B (1) E (3) F (2) E (1) C (4) F (1) Inventory amounts indicated in the table are available to produce the end item indicated in this bill of materials without considering lead times. 6) Use Scenario 1 to answer this question. How many additional units of D are needed to produce 25 end items? 7) Use Scenario 1 to answer this question. How many additional units of E are needed to produce 15 end items? A) 50 B) 85 C) 155 D) 175

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Chapter6: Cost Of Goods Sold And Inventory

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