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EOQ Model starts at 34:35
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The entire Supply chain and operations content is awesome. Sir, the way you explain, write even smallest notes with calculations and explain the importance of particular model is helping a lot to get the full clarity. Though videos are old but still most loved and appreciated. Tons of Thanks Srini Sir
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since we are measuring annual costs, Q/2 is for one time duration T, so for a year it should be (D/Q)*(Q/2) right?a
Nice lecture ...thank you sir
since we are measuring annual costs, Q/2 is for one time duration T, so for a year it should be (D/Q)*(Q/2) right?
Go with the units it will explain clearly! The expression you are proposing doesn't have the Rs/ Year units !!
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since we are measuring annual costs, Q/2 is for one time duration T, so for a year it should be (D/Q)*(Q/2) right?a
very good lecture.
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Dear Sir need help in analyzing EOQ for high value spare part for machines that is to be used in periodic manner.
since we are measuring annual costs, Q/2 is for one time duration T, so for a year it should be (D/Q)*(Q/2) right?a
Wonderfully explained sir, thanks a lot.
since we are measuring annual costs, Q/2 is for one time duration T, so for a year it should be (D/Q)*(Q/2) right?a
of course
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