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Ex. A Baker bakes too much one day for his demand so stores overnight.

Ex. A Baker bakes too much one day for his demand so stores overnight. Needs no bread left at the end of the week Definitions Stage – Day or month in question State – The number at start of day/month which have been previously stored.

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Ex. A Baker bakes too much one day for his demand so stores overnight.

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  1. Ex. A Baker bakes too much one day for his demand so stores overnight. Needs no bread left at the end of the week Definitions Stage – Day or month in question State – The number at start of day/month which have been previously stored. Storage cost is for the day/month after manufacture Action – Number made in day/month A company wishes to plan its production of a particular item over the coming four months based on its current orders. In each month the company can manufacture up to three of the item with the costs according to how many it makes being as follows: No. of Items Produced 0 1 2 3 Cost in Pounds 0 5500 9700 13100 There are no items in stock at the start of the period and the company wishes to meet all its orders on time and have no stock left at the end of the 4–month period. If any items are not to be supplied in the month they are made there is also a storage cost incurred of £400 per item per month. The orders for each of the four months being considered are as follows: Month March April May June No. of Orders 1 2 4 1

  2. No. of Items Produced 0 1 2 3 Cost in Pounds 0 5500 9700 13100 Month March April May June No. of Orders 1 2 4 1 manufacture up to three of the item storage cost incurred of £400 per item per month

  3. No. of Items Produced 0 1 2 3 Cost in Pounds 0 5500 9700 13100 Month March April May June No. of Orders 1 2 4 1 manufacture up to three of the item storage cost incurred of £400 per item per month

  4. No. of Items Produced 0 1 2 3 Cost in Pounds 0 5500 9700 13100 Month March April May June No. of Orders 1 2 4 1 manufacture up to three of the item storage cost incurred of £400 per item per month

  5. No. of Items Produced 0 1 2 3 Cost in Pounds 0 5500 9700 13100 Month March April May June No. of Orders 1 2 4 1 manufacture up to three of the item storage cost incurred of £400 per item per month

  6. No. of Items Produced 0 1 2 3 Cost in Pounds 0 5500 9700 13100 Month March April May June No. of Orders 1 2 4 1 manufacture up to three of the item storage cost incurred of £400 per item per month

  7. No. of Items Produced 0 1 2 3 Cost in Pounds 0 5500 9700 13100 Month March April May June No. of Orders 1 2 4 1 manufacture up to three of the item storage cost incurred of £400 per item per month

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