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A National chain of type fitters stocks a popular type for which the following information is available. The company operates on 50-week year and Normally operates from Monday to Friday only. Average usage 140 types per day
Minimum usage 90 types per day
Maximum usage 175 types per day
Lead time 10 to 16 days
Reorder quality 3000
Cost per types n$1500
Holding cost per unit 3% of unit cost
Ordering cost per year n$75.50
Calculate the ordinary coat based on the current reorder quantity?
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