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kumpel [21]
2 years ago
8

A Production Facility has produced 515,000 products and would like to allocate these products to their customers. Given the foll

owing requested customer demand, calculate how much of the EXCESS product should be sent to Customer 1.
Customer 1 Demand 115,000
Customer 2 Demand 110,000
Customer 3 Demand - 95,000
Customer 4 Demand - 170,000
Customer 5 Demande 10.000
A. 2.300
B. 400.000
C. 25.000
D. 3,450
E. 15.000
Business
1 answer:
Allisa [31]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

D

Explanation:

To allocate the excess , a ratio formula shall be used to allow fairness and accuracy .

Workings

Customer 1 demand - 115,000

Customer 2 demand- 110,000

Customer 3 demand - 95,000

Customer 4 demand- 170,000

Customer 5 demand- 10,000

Total             500,000

Excess production = (515000 -500000) = 15,000

Share allocated to customer 1 = Customer 1 demand / total demand * Excess production

115,000/500000*15000= 3,450

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