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EOQ of Low Nail Company

Helpful formulas from the textbook:
Week Three: Inventory Analysis
LOW NAIL COMPANY
Answer all the questions to the Low Nail Company Case. Questions can be found on page 362 in the custom textbook and page 356 of the original textbook.
Use Excel & EOQ Formulas in solving all problems. Place the required Excel formula in all cells highlighted in yellow to show correct answer. Format cells appropriately.
Question 1: Using the EOQ formula and the information contained in the Low Nail Case Study, how many kegs of nails should Low order at one time?
The EOQ formula is:
= Annual use in units
= Cost of placing an order
Correction 1: D = annual demand in units.
= Annual carrying cost per item per year Correction 2: IC should be listed as (IC) -- both variables are in the denominator.
= kegs per order (EOQ) Note: Warehouse space rented by Low is on-average only half full.
Discussion on Question 1:
Question 2: The new EOQ, based on the following information is:
Orders per Year Order Size Processing Costs ($) Warehousing Costs ($) Sum of Processing and Warehousing Costs ($)
1 0 Free
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Discussion of Question 2:
Question 3: The new EOQ, based on the following information is:
Orders Per Year Order Size Processing Costs ($) Warehousing Costs ($) Sum of Processing and Warehousing Costs ($)
1 0 $0.00
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Discussion on Question 3:
Question 4: The new EOQ, based on the following information is:
Orders Per Year Order Size Processing Costs ($) Warehousing Costs ($) Sum of Processing and Warehousing Costs ($)
1 0 Free
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Discussion on Question 4:
Question 5: The new EOQ, based on the following information is:
Orders Per Year Order Size Processing Costs ($) Warehousing Costs ($) Interest Costs ($) Sum of Processing, Warehousing, and Interest Costs ($)
1 0 $0 $2,000
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Discussion on Question 5:
Question 6: The new EOQ, based on the following information is:
Orders Per Year Order Size Processing Costs ($) Warehousing Costs ($) Interest Costs ($) Sum of Processing, Warehousing, and Interest Costs ($)
1 0 Free
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Discussion on Question 6: