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| Constant Demand | 11/10 Session Links |
The total cost of acquiring and holding inventory has two contributions. Under conditions of constant demand, with equally spaced orders, the cost is as shown above in the second line. Since D/Q is the number of orders, multiplying by C0 gives the total cost of placing all the orders. And since the average inventory is Q/2, the cost of carrying the inventory is given by the second term. And since the average inventory is I/2 when the restock point is zero, we have the result as shown.
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