For question 2 i have the answers for i just need the formula for how i found my answer.

stion 2 Case Study 4.2 Benzie Products Company Benzie Products Company produces several lines of products, but one (they call it "product X ") uses unique parts to produce it and the demand is very seasonal. There are some possi- ble variations in the design, so the company tends to use available-to- promise (ATP) logic to master sched- ule the product. Since the compo- nents to produce it are quite expen- sive, the company tries very hard to minimize any inventory of the prod- uct or its components during the sea- sons with very low sales. Product X is just now entering the low season, and the following chart represents the forecast data and actual customer the forecast data and actual customer orders for the next 10 weeks: Four.6-54 Full Alternative Text! There are currently (at the start of week 1) 27 product X left in inventory. The following represents the product structure for product X : The following table gives the relevant data for components A, B, C, and D at the start of week 1 : vant data for components A,B,C, and D at the start of week 1 : Four.6-56 Full Alternative Text In addition, component A has a scheduled receipt of 60 units for week 2. From the master schedule for product X and using the data given for components A,B, C, and D, create MRP grids for each of the components for the next 10 weeks