A company would like to classify its inventory systems using ABC inventory classification system. The rules for ABC classification are STRICTLY applied such that 80% cumulative budget is assigned to A class inventory items. The next 15% cumulative budget is assigned to B class inventory items, and Only 5% of the cumulative budget is assigned to C class inventory items. The inventory items (SKU) are XYZ1, XYZ2, XYZ3, and XYZ4 respectively. The Annual demands (units per year) for these items are 290, 457, and 159. and s77 respectively. Also, the corresponding per unit prices are 19, 33, 126, and 9o respectively measured in OMR. Which items (among. XYZ1, XYZ2, XYZ3, and XYZ4) are classified as B class inventory Select one O a. XYZ1 b. XYZ2 c.XYZ3 d. XYZ3 and XYZ4

A company would like to classify its inventory systems using ABC inventory classification system. The rules for ABC classification are STRICTLY applied such that 80% cumulative budget is assigned to A class inventory items. The next 15% cumulative budget is assigned to B class inventory items, and Only 5% of the cumulative budget is assigned to C class inventory items. The inventory items (SKU) are XYZ1, XYZ2, XYZ3, and XYZ4 respectively. The Annual demands (units per year) for these items are 290, 457, and 159. and s77 respectively. Also, the corresponding per unit prices are 19, 33, 126, and 9o respectively measured in OMR. Which items (among. XYZ1, XYZ2, XYZ3, and XYZ4) are classified as B class inventory Select one O a. XYZ1 b. XYZ2 c.XYZ3 d. XYZ3 and XYZ4

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Purchasing and Supply Chain Management

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Chapter16: Lean Supply Chain Management

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A company would like to classify its inventory systems using ABC inventory classification system. The rules for ABC classification are STRICTLY applied such that 80% cumulative budget is assigned to A class inventory items. The next 15% cumulative budget is assigned to B class inventory items, and Only 5% of the cumulative budget is assigned to C class inventory items. The inventory items (SKU) are XYZ1, XYZ2, XYZ3, and XYZ4 respectively. The Annual demands (units per year) for these items are 290, 457, and 159, and 577 respectively. Also, the corresponding per unit prices are 19, 33, 126, and 90 respectively measured in OMR. Which items (among, XYZ1, XYZ2, XYZ3, and XYZ4) are classified as A class inventory Select one: a. Only XYZ3 b. All items c XYZ1 only d. Both XYZ3 and XYZ4
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A company would like to classify its inventory systems using ABC inventory classification system. The rules for ABC classification are STRICTLY applied such that 80% cumulative budget is assigned to A class inventory items. The next 15% cumulative budget is assigned to B class inventory items, and Only 5% of the cumulative budget is assigned to C class inventory items. The inventory items are XYZ1, XYZ2, XYZ3, and XYZ4 respectively. The Annual demands (units per year) for these items are 290, 457, and 159, and 577 respectively. Also, the corresponding per unit prices are 19, 33, 126, and 90 respectively measured in OMR. Which items (among, XYZ1, XYZ2, XYZ3, and XYZ4) are classified as A class inventory O a. None is correct O b. Only XYZ3 O c. XYZ1 only O d. Both XYZ3 and XYZ4 O e. All items PAGE NEXT PAGE MAG241C CURVED 144
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