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Three-Digit Box Multiplication

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MRP plan for an item X, which has a order quantity of 7 Units, lead time 4 weeks and Safety stock is 40 has the following projected requirements. The planned order release happens in the week.

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Solution

${(On hand inventory)}_{t} = {(on hand inventory)}_{t - 1} +$

${(schenduled receipts)}_{t} - {(projected requirement)}_{t}$

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