Question 11 (1 point) A firm has orders of 600 Ibseach of goods for three custom
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Question 11 (1 point) A firm has orders of 600 Ibseach of goods for three customers. It is $2.00 per hundredweight (cwt) to ship direct, or $1.00 cwt for shipments of greater than 1,000lbs with a $5 fee for each stop. What is the cost difference between the two options? Question 11 options: Combining shipments is more expensive by $3 Combining shipments is cheaper by $3 Combining shipments is more expensive by $7 combining shipments is cheaper by $7 c Both options cost the same Save Question 12 (1 point) Cross-Dock refers to Question 12 options: Combining shipments from multiple suppliers and delivering to a single customer Splitting single shipments to multiple customers Receiving shipments from multiple suppliers, recombining them, and delivering them to multiple customers using inventories as a buffer against uncertaintiesExplanation / Answer
11) if treated separately:
each customer has 600lbs, cost is $2 per 100 lbs, total shipment = 600*3 = 1800lbs
total cost = 1800*2/100 = $36
it combined, total shipment = 1800lbs which is greater than 1000lbs
there will be three stops for three customers, hence cost per stop = 5*3 = $15
total cost = 1800*1/100 + 15 = 18+15 = $33
hence combining is resulting in cheaper by$3
option B, combining shipments is cheaper by $3
12) option C
cross docking is unloading shipments from incoming and then loading them to outbound trucks almost instantly with little or no storage in between. this is generally done to combine or recombine shipments accroding to customers or logistics ease, etc.
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