The first part of this exercise considers the basic variables of Harris's Economic Order Quantity (EOQ). I need your help for my meeting with our Financial Comptroller Fred Ferguson and Purchasing Manager Peter Patrachalski. These two executives continue to argue with each other about our ordering policies. Both have agreed to use a sample part number as the basis of our discussion. Assume: 1. Cost to place an order is $48.00 2. The minimum weight to qualify for a TL rate is 32,000 pounds 3. Inventory carrying cost is 32% 4. Our average order cycle time (from when we receive the order to customer receipt of product) is 8.2 days with a standard variation of 1.7 days 5. Annual demand is 10,752 units 6. Cost per unit is $112.00 7.15 units per case (but you do not have to order in case lots) 8. 365 days in a year Question 2 Purchasing Manager Patrachalski is trying to keep his purchasing costs down by ordering in larger quantities and suggests buying 32 cases at a time. He has also indicated he would like to avoid ordering in partial cases since doing so seems to result in higher costs and shipments of incorrect quantities. What is the TOTAL ANNUAL COST of Patrachalski's proposal? $6,082.25 O $6,084.65 $9,676.80 $47,114.94 O $129,095.68 7.5 pts