Determine the Economic Batch Quantity (EBQ) for the following data:
Annual requirement of parts: 36,000 units
Inventory holding cost: 20% of the part value per year
Setup cost: ₹450 per setup
Cost per part: ₹150
The ordering quantity Q* at which holding cost becomes equal to ordering cost and the total inventory cost is minimum is known as Economic order Quantity (EOQ). D = 36000 units, Order Cost per order = Rs. 450, carrying cost per annum per unit= 20% of value/year = Rs. 30
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