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14 April, 12:19

Safety stock can be computed when using the fixed-order quantity inventory model by multiplying a "z" value representing the number of standard deviations to achieve a service level or probability by the standard deviation of periodic demand. True or false?

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  1. 14 April, 12:40
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    TRUE

    Explanation:

    The Z value determinates the level of service at a normalize distribution of (0; 1) We then convert this value to the deviation of our distribution by multiplying each other.

    The Z value represent the the value at which a 99% or 95% or whatever percent of change of safety is achieve. We convert by our deviation to adapt the normalize distribution of (1; 0) to our values.

    There is always a chance for stock-out as we work with probabilities and at more higher safety level we require more units to make up for the change of a single customer from nowhere purchase an unexpected amount. As this person can appear anytime and purchase any amount there is always a level of uncertain (5% or 1% or less)
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