Inventory Management: Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) and Production Run Calculations - Prof, Assignments of Management Accounting

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I. Multiple choice questions:
Question 1. The purchase price of an inventory item is $25 per unit. In each
three month period the usage of the item is 20,000 units. The annual holding costs
associated with one unit equate to 6% of its purchase price. The cost of placing an
order for the item is $20.
What is the economic order quantity for the inventory item (to the nearest whole
unit)?
$
Question 2. ACB Co gradually receives its re-supply of inventory at a rate of
10,000 units a week. Other information is available as follows.
Weekly demand
5,000 units
Set-up costs for each production run
$125
Weekly cost of holding one unit
$0.0025
What is the economic production run?
a. 1,577 units
b.
7,071 units
c.
31,623 units
d. 894,427 units
Question 3. The demand for a product is 12,500 units for a three month period.
Each unit of product has a purchase price of $15 and ordering costs are $20 per order
placed. The annual holding cost of one unit of product is 10% of its purchase price. What
is the Economic Order Quantity (to the nearest unit)?
a. 577
b. 816
c. 866
d. 1,155
Question 4.
A company wishes to minimize its inventory costs. Order costs are
$10 per order and holding costs are
$0.10 per unit per month. Fall Co estimates annual
demand to be 5,400 units. What is the economic order quantity?
a.
949 units
b.
90,000 units
c.
1,039 units
d.
300 units
HANOI UNIVERSITY OF INDUSTRY
ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING
DEPARTMENT
ASSIGNMENT SHEET - LESSON 3
MODULE: Management accounting (F2)
DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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I. Multiple choice questions: Question 1. The purchase price of an inventory item is $25 per unit. In each three month period the usage of the item is 20,000 units. The annual holding costs associated with one unit equate to 6% of its purchase price. The cost of placing an order for the item is $20. What is the economic order quantity for the inventory item (to the nearest whole unit)? $ Question 2. ACB Co gradually receives its re-supply of inventory at a rate of 10,000 units a week. Other information is available as follows. Weekly demand 5,000 units Set-up costs for each production run $ Weekly cost of holding one unit $0. What is the economic production run? a. 1,577 units b. 7,071 units c. 31,623 units d. 894,427 units Question 3. The demand for a product is 12,500 units for a three month period. Each unit of product has a purchase price of $15 and ordering costs are $20 per order placed. The annual holding cost of one unit of product is 10% of its purchase price. What is the Economic Order Quantity (to the nearest unit)? a. 577 b. 816 c. 866 d. 1, Question 4. A company wishes to minimize its inventory costs. Order costs are $10 per order and holding costs are $0.10 per unit per month. Fall Co estimates annual demand to be 5,400 units. What is the economic order quantity? a. 949 units b. 90,000 units c. 1,039 units d. 300 units

HANOI UNIVERSITY OF INDUSTRY

ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING

DEPARTMENT

ASSIGNMENT SHEET - LESSON 3

MODULE: Management accounting (F2)

DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Question 5. The following data relate to inventory item A452: Average usage 100 units per day Minimum usage 60 units per day Maximum usage 130 units per day Lead time 20-26 days EOQ 4,000 units What is the maximum inventory level? a. 3,380 units b. 6,180 units c. 7,380 units d. 8,580 units ANSWER:

Question 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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II. THE PRACTICE EXERCISES

Exercise 1: G Co makes the following purchases and sales. 1 January Purchases 4,000 units for $10, 31 January Purchases 1,000 units for $2, 15 February Sales 3,000 units for $13, 28 February Purchases 1,500 units for $3, 14 March Sales 500 units for $1, Task 1: Calculate closing inventory valuations using FIFO method FIFO Value Units $/unit $ Purchase 1/ 31/

Sales 15/

Purchase 28/ Sales 14/