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Inventory calculations often use triangle equations. The triangle equation is applied in basic inventory analysis where inventory carrying cost equals holding cost times order quantity divided by two, with holding cost representing the base of the triangle and order quantity the height. Backorder models also use triangle equations, where inventory carrying cost at time t1 equals holding cost times demand rate times t1 divided by two, matching the area of a triangle with t1 as the base and demand rate as the height.
Inventory calculations often use triangle equations. The triangle equation is applied in basic inventory analysis where inventory carrying cost equals holding cost times order quantity divided by two, with holding cost representing the base of the triangle and order quantity the height. Backorder models also use triangle equations, where inventory carrying cost at time t1 equals holding cost times demand rate times t1 divided by two, matching the area of a triangle with t1 as the base and demand rate as the height.
Inventory calculations often use triangle equations. The triangle equation is applied in basic inventory analysis where inventory carrying cost equals holding cost times order quantity divided by two, with holding cost representing the base of the triangle and order quantity the height. Backorder models also use triangle equations, where inventory carrying cost at time t1 equals holding cost times demand rate times t1 divided by two, matching the area of a triangle with t1 as the base and demand rate as the height.