A company has an annual demand of 16,000 products. The products cost $2 each. Ordering and transport costs amount to $200 per order. The annual cost of holding one product in stock is estimated to be $1.20 . Assume that the company adopts the EOQ as its order quantity and it has to have half of the EOQ as inventory on hand when an order is placed. How many weeks does it take for an order to be delivered to the company? (1 year = 52 weeks)

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A company has an annual demand of 16,000 products. The products cost $2 each. Ordering and transport costs amount to $200 per order. The annual cost of holding one product in stock is estimated to be $1.20 . Assume that the company adopts the EOQ as its order quantity and it has to have half of the EOQ as inventory on hand when an order is placed. How many weeks does it take for an order to be delivered to the company? (1 year = 52 weeks)

A) PPE may be credited by 2 million dollars
B) Revaluation OCI may be credited by 3,3 million dollars
C) Accumulated depreciation may be debited by 4 million dollars
D) Accumulated depreciation may be credited by 1,3 million dollars
E) Other (Please Specify)

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