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Update
The bullwhip effect can - Correct Answers ✅Increase
inventories


All the following are approaches used in risk pooling except
a. Reducing the number and variety of parts
b. Encouraging large orders
c. Combining inventories from multiple locations into one
location - Correct Answers ✅Encouraging large orders


One way to reduce the bullwhip effect is for supply chain
members to - Correct Answers ✅Share demand forecasts
with other supply chain members


A company that produces small electric motors for treadmills
had cost of goods sold last year of $241,000,000. The
average value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-
process, and finished goods are shown in the table below:
Raw materials: $12,379,000
Work-In-Process: $7,631,000
Finished Goods: $9,275,000


If the company operates 365 days a year, the days of supply
being held in inventory is - Correct Answers ✅44.4 days

, OPSM 330 Exam 2 Questions and
Answers (Top Grade Assured) 2026
Update
A company that produces specialized video equipment had
cost of goods sold last year of $127,000,000. The average
value of inventory for raw materials, work in process, and
finished goods are shown below:
Raw Materials: $6,189,000
Work-In-Process: $2,541,000
Finished Goods: $3,710,000
If the company operates 50 weeks per year, then the number
of inventory turns would be - Correct Answers ✅10.2 turns


A company that produces specialized video equipment had
cost of goods sold last year of $127,000,000. The average
value of inventory for raw materials, work-in-process, and
finished goods are shown below:
Raw Materials: $6,189,000
Work-In-Process: $2,541,000
Finished Goods: $3,710,000
If the company operates 50 weeks per year, then the weeks
of supply in inventory would be - Correct Answers ✅4.9
weeks


The selection of suppliers is called: - Correct Answers
✅Sourcing

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