alleryStart learning →Annual demand rises fourfold, other inputs unchanged. What happens to EOQ?
AFalls to one half
BRises fourfold
CDoubles exactly
DStays unchanged
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Doubles exactly
EOQ varies with the square root of demand, so quadrupling demand doubles the optimal order size.
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