Solutions - ADM2702INI Grer les avoir - AOM on Format Outils Modules complmentaires Alde Dernire modification il y a 2 minutes Verdana 9 + BIVA OD 3 19 E 2 5 16 17 10 12 14 CRPJ Inc. ("CRP)") manufactures, in its Longueuil plant, product P from various components from suppliers located one in the metropolitan region of Montreal, the others in Ontario, British Columbia and the United States. United. The plant's capacity is 200 P units per week. The plant manager wants to plan production for the next six weeks. The table below describes the expected demand for this period. The first line gives the number of units that CRPJ has committed to deliver to regular customers. These absorb a significant portion of the plant's output and ensure its financial stability. The management of CRP) therefore agrees to respond to their orders, even if It sometimes Incurs a shortfall. The second line indicates the maximum quantity of units that CRP) could sell in addition to orders from regular customers. REQUEST (IN UNITS) of product P Week 1 2 3 4 5 6 Orders 154 209 108 117 132 145 70 additional request 70 60 60 75 75 Total 224 279 168 177 207 220 Deliveries are made at the end of each week. Units that are not delivered in a given week are stored at the factory. The factory can hold a maximum of 50 units, with the storage cost estimated at $ 3 per unit per week. On Monday of week 1, the factory will have 20 units of product P. One of the suppliers attracted to the Longueuil plant has just suffered an equipment failure and its production capacity will be considerably reduced for a few weeks. Part X, which this supplier is the only one to manufacture in North America, is a key component of product P. The manager therefore called the supplier and, after heated negotiations, accompanied by a reminder of the long and fruitful collaboration between the two companies, it was agreed that the supplier would adhere to the following delivery schedule, If CRP) sees fit. MacBook Pro -ADM2703 Solutions - ADM2702N). Grer les Devon-ADM on Format Outils Modules complmentaires Aide Dernire modification il y a 2 minutes Verdana 9 + BIVA OD IE 11 13 14 15 COMPONENT X DELIVERY SCHEDULES Week 1 2 3 4 5 6 Orders 420 240 240 280 240 340 Deliveries from this supplier are made on Monday morning. The quantities indicated in the table constitute maximums. The order received in a given week cannot exceed the number of units mentioned in the table. On the other hand, the director of CRP) may not require this maximum, which in fact would be good for the supplier, who could thus satisfy the demands of other customers. One unit of P requires two pieces of X. The Longueuit plant can store up to 200 X pieces, at a cost of $ 1 per unit per week. Finally, on Monday of week 1, the factory will have 30 x parts in stock. The capacity of the factory will drop by 20% in weeks 1 and 2, due to public holidays. a) Complete the network for this problem. Make sure to include all the details. b) Explain what the different types of waves represent. c) CRPI makes a profit of $ 50 per unit of P sold at the "List Price". It also offers its regular customers a reduction of $17 per unit on this list price. Indicate how to modify the network of the question to reflect this price reduction (plot only one series for the additional part - do not retrace the entire network) MacBook Pro
