[Steps Shown] If Z = 2.33 and the standard deviation is 20, then how large should the safety stock be? (Round up to whole numbers.) Demand = 100, ordering
Question: If Z = 2.33 and the standard deviation is 20, then how large should the safety stock be? (Round up to whole numbers.)
Demand = 100, ordering costs = $5, and holding costs = 75 cents
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