If the daily demand is 40 units and the lead time is 12 days, the reorder point is

a. 40 units
b. 48 units
c. 480 units
d. none of the above


C

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A.

Cash9800? 
Accounts receivable 9800?

B.
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Accounts receivable 9506?

C.
Cash5820? 
Sales discounts180? 
Accounts receivable 6000?

D.
Cash9506? 
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Accounts receivable 9800?

E.
Cash6000? 
Accounts receivable 6000?

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