Question:

#1. Problem A - What amount of safety stock is appropriate? Use commas. Round up to the nearest whole number if necessary.

#2. Problem A - What is the reorder point for this item? Use commas. Round up to a whole number if necessary.

#3. Problem B - What amount of safety stock is appropriate? Use commas. Round up to a whole number if necessary.

#4. Problem B - What is the reorder point?Use commas. No decimals.

#5. Problem B - Identify each statement as True, False, or I need more information to decide. (Assume that everything went as planned for Peerless Pies.)

The amount calculated in Question 3 represents the number of pounds of pumpkins that Peerless Pies orders at the reorder point.

[ Choose ] I need more information to decide. False True

The amount calculated in Question 3 represents the number of pounds of pumpkins that Peerless Pies has on hand at the reorder point.

[ Choose ] I need more information to decide. False True

The amount calculated in Question 3 represents the number of pounds of pumpkins that Peerless Pies has on hand when a pumpkin order is received from the supplier.

[ Choose ] I need more information to decide. False True

The amount calculated in Question 4 represents the number of pounds of pumpkins that Peerless Pies orders at the reorder point.

[ Choose ] I need more information to decide. False True

The amount calculated in Question 4 represents the number of pounds of pumpkins that Peerless Pies has on hand at the reorder point.

[ Choose ] I need more information to decide. False True

The amount calculated in Question 4 represents the number of pounds of pumpkins that Peerless Pies has on hand when a pumpkin order is received from the supplier.

[ Choose ] I need more information to decide. False True

#6. Problem C - If the stockout risk is set at 10%, what's the z factor? Enter using two decimals.

#7. Problem C - If z = 1.54, what's the risk of a stockout? Express as a percentage using % sign. Two decimals.

Problem A Becky Gonzalez (a factory worker) earns $.50 for every unit she makes up to 240 units She makes an additional $.10 on every unit she makes over 200 The union contract guarantees her a minimum of $12 per hour. During one week, her hours and productivity were as follows: Hours Units Day Worked completed Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 205 231 189 182 1. What was Becky's gross compensation for the week? (Round to two decimals.)