A merchandising company sells a particular product that is estimated to have approximately 1,500 sales this year. The purchasing department estimates that it will cost approximately $200 to place an order for this product: $180 fixed and $20 variable. The total annual carrying cost for this product is $1,500. What is the product’s EOQ? A. 775 B. 19 C. 735 D. 20

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