Answer:
Correct option: B. About 1,686.
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula to compute the order quantity (Q) is:
[tex]Q=(q_{d}\times (I+L))+(z\times\sigma_{I+L})-I_{n}[/tex]
Here
[tex]q_{d}=average\ daily\ semand=200\\I = Inventory\ review\ time=4\\L=lead\ time=5\\\sigma_{I+L}=standard\ deviation\ over\ the\ review\ and\ lead\ time=3\\I_{n}=number\ of\ units\ of\ inventory\ on\ hand=120[/tex]
Compute the order quantity as follows:
[tex]Q=(q_{d}\times (I+L))+(z\times\sigma_{I+L})-I_{n}\\=(200\times(4+5))+(1.96\times 3)-120\\=1800+5.88-120\\=1685.88\\\approx1686[/tex]
Thus, the order quantity was about 1,686.