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a. what is the EOQ for a firm that sells 5,000 units when the cost of placing an order is $5 and the carrying cost are $3.50 per unit?
b. how long will the EOQ last? how many orders are placed annually?
c. as a result of lower interest rates, the finnancial manager determines the carrying cost are now $1.80 per unit. what are the new EOQ and annual number of objects?
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