help please If the annual demand is reduced to 8,000 units, the set-up costs increased to $120, inventory carrying cost increasedto $0.60 per unit per year and the demand during the production period is maintained at 60 units per day and 80units can be manufactured daily, calculateа.The optimum production quantity (Q*) per production run (or per production lot).b.The length of each production run.The number of production runs per year.C.

Given Annual demand=8000 unit Daily demand=60 unit Production per day=80 unit Ordering cost =$120…

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