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POM: Final Exam

MULTIPLE CHOICE
Assuming constant annual demand for an item, increasing its order quantity: *
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Increases the number of orders placed per year.


Increases the total annual purchasing cost.
Increases the total annual inventory carrying costs.
Decreases the number of orders placed per year

In the fixed-time period model, the order quantity is determined for which: *
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The total annual inventory cost is minimized.


The annual setup cost is equal to the annual holding cost.
The probability of stockout is minimized. Diko sure toh diko Makita

None of the above

Inventory carrying costs include the following EXCEPT: *


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Transportation cost.
Obsolescence.
Cost of storage space.
Cost of money invested in inventory.

Inventory carrying costs differ from inventory holding costs when: *


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The item is not moved from one place of the storage area to another.
The owner of the inventory does not own the warehouse.
The item is not perishable.
None of the above

Procurement costs do not include: *


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Issuing purchase orders.


Setup costs.
Purchasing costs.
Receiving goods and placing them into inventory.

The basic EOQ model is based on all the following assumptions except: *
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Annual demand is known and constant.


The item is always available when needed.

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Estimates of ordering and carrying costs are accurate.
Order is instantaneously received exactly when previous inventory has just been used up .

The “how much to order” decision always has an influence on the following
costs except: *
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Annual purchasing costs.


Annual carrying costs.
Annual procurement costs. or my basis ka ditto?
Total annual inventory costs

The level of inventory at which a new order needs to be placed to replenish depleted
stock is called the: *
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Service level.
Reorder point.
Minimum inventory level.
Safety stock.

To establish the reorder point in the EOQ model, we must know both: *
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The annual demand and the number of orders placed per year.
The annual demand and the lead time.
The daily demand and the order quantity.
None of the above

In the basic EOQ model, the average inventory level is equal to one-half this value: *
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Maximum inventory level.


Order quantity.
Reorder point
Both A and B.

PERT could be used to answer which of the following management questions? *


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Can we delay a particular activity and still finish the project on time?
When are we scheduled to start a particular activity?
Which activities should be finished on time?
All of the above.

If an activity has a zero slack, it: *


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Is on the critical path.


Must be a noncritical activity.

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Can be completed in no time at all
Means the project is expected to be delayed.

The following descriptions are always true of the critical path in a project EXCEPT: *
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Contains the critical activities


Is the longest path in a project
Has the most number of activities
Takes the longest time to be completed

The following statement about a noncritical activity is FALSE: *


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Delaying it beyond its slack will cause the delay of the whole project.
It can be delayed.
Both A and B.
Neither A nor B.

Activities A, B, and C are started at Week 0 and are the immediate predecessors for
Activity J. If the earliest finish times for the three activities are Week 11, Week 15, and
Week 10, respectively, then the earliest start time for J will be *
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Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 15

Given a project with three paths and their corresponding path lengths: A-B-C: 25 days,
A-D-E: 15 days, and B-C-E: 20 days; which of the following statements is TRUE? *
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Activity B has the most slack


The critical activities are A, B and C
The earliest project completion time is 15 days
The expected duration of the project is 60 days

If Activity C has an expected time estimate of 5 days, which of the following


statements is TRUE? *
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Activity C should not be delayed


Activity C can be delayed for a maximum of 5 days
The activity time estimates for Activity C are: 2, 4, and 9 days
The activity time estimates for Activity C are: 1, 3, and 17 days

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Which of the following questions regarding a project CANNOT be answered even if the
critical path of a project is known? *
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How long can each of the activities be delayed without delaying the project?
When is the earliest project completion time?
Which activities should not be delayed?
None of the above

The basic difference between PERT and CPM *


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No difference
How activity times are estimated
CPM can be used to monitor project costs, while PERT cannot
PERT can be used for large projects, while CPM is only suitable for simple projects

The activities in a project whose completion times need to be shortened in order to


finish the project ahead of schedule are the *
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Critical activities
Noncritical activities
Activities with the most slack
Activities that require the least resources

Basic EOQ Model


Item X is a standard item stocked in a company’s inventory of spare parts. Each year, the firm uses about
2,000 units of Item X, which costs Php 1,000 per unit. Storage costs, which include insurance and cost of
capital, amount to 18 percent of item unit cost. Placing an order for more of Item X costs Php 400. The
company operates 360 days per year and Item X is received 9 days after placement of order.

How many units of Item X should be ordered each time? *


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94 units
95 units
100 units
2,000 units

When should Item X be ordered? *


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50 times a year
Every 50 days
Every 9 days
Whenever Item X’s inventory level drops to 50 units

How many times per year would Item X be ordered? *

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21x
50x
40x
None of the above

What is Item X's average inventory level? *


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40 units
48 units (47?)
223 units
None of the above

How much would be Item X's total annual purchasing cost? *


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Php 8,485
Php 16,971
Php 2,000,000
None of the above

How much would be Item X's total annual procurement cost? *


1 point

Php 8,485
Php 16,971
Php 2,000,000
None of the above

How much would be Item X's total annual storage cost? *


1 point

Php 8,485
Php 16,971
Php 2,000,000
None of the above

How much would be Item X's total annual stockout cost? *


1 point

Zero
Php 8,485
Php 16,971
None of the above

Including its total annual purchasing cost, how much would be Item X's total annual
inventory cost? *

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1 point

Php 2,008,485
Php 2,000,000
Php 2,016,971
None of the above

Fixed Time Period Model


A hospital orders surgical supplies using a fixed order interval system. Suppose that just prior to ordering, a
check of rolls of gauze bandages shows that there are 40 currently on hand. Suppose also that these rolls
have a daily usage that is approximately normal with a mean of 9 rolls and a standard deviation of 4 rolls.
Lead time is 4 days and the desired service level is 98 percent. The order interval is 12 days.

How many rolls of gauze bandages should be ordered for this period? *
3 points

13 rolls
33 rolls
53 rolls
137 rolls

How many units would be the safety stock? *


2 points

13 rolls
33 rolls
53 rolls
137 rolls

What's the expected demand during the order interval and lead time? *
2 points

33 rolls
53 rolls
137 rolls
144 rolls

What would have been the desired service level if an order quantity of 142 rolls were
placed when the stock on hand is 30 rolls? (Assume: amount on order and backorder
is zero). *
4 points

95%
96%
97%
99%

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1 point

Php 2,008,485
Php 2,000,000
Php 2,016,971
None of the above

Fixed Time Period Model


A hospital orders surgical supplies using a fixed order interval system. Suppose that just prior to ordering, a
check of rolls of gauze bandages shows that there are 40 currently on hand. Suppose also that these rolls
have a daily usage that is approximately normal with a mean of 9 rolls and a standard deviation of 4 rolls.
Lead time is 4 days and the desired service level is 98 percent. The order interval is 12 days.

How many rolls of gauze bandages should be ordered for this period? *
3 points

13 rolls
33 rolls
53 rolls
137 rolls

How many units would be the safety stock? *


2 points

13 rolls
33 rolls
53 rolls
137 rolls

What's the expected demand during the order interval and lead time? *
2 points

33 rolls
53 rolls
137 rolls
144 rolls

What would have been the desired service level if an order quantity of 142 rolls were
placed when the stock on hand is 30 rolls? (Assume: amount on order and backorder
is zero). *
4 points

95%
96%
97%
99%

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