The Belwood Bread Company uses an average of 4,000 kilos of flour daily, with a standard deviation of 500 kilos per day. The average lead time to get a shipment of flour is 9 days with a standard deviation of 2 days. The owner of the bakery wants to maintain a service level of 95%. z-value Probability
1.63 .9485
1.64 .9500
1.65 .9505
1.66 .9515
1.67 .9615
Which one of the following is true about the reorder point for flour?

The Belwood Bread Company uses an average of 4,000 kilos of flour daily, with a standard deviation of 500 kilos per day is explained below in detail.

Explanation:

In my practice, it doesn't save capital, but it's still deserving it because it's wholesome and better than reserve purchased at the same amount.

For me, 1kg of all-purpose powder yields 1.6kg of bread (as two cubes). Each 13x4x4" (Pullman) loaf measures about 800 grams after freezing and yields between 22-30 slices related to its width. The value per loaf is under $1.00 and incorporates all components, charge, and electricity for mixing, baking, slicing.

I've created a few hundred loaves based on modifications of this formula:

                     %  grams   cost  calories sodium protein fat sugar

all-purpose powder    100  500   0.417  1833   0      50    17      0

   instant yeast    0.8    4   0.067    16   0       0     0      3

 non-fat dry milk      4   20   0.203    70   0       7    10    109

sugar      4   20   0.019    75   0       0    20      0

      canola oil     10   50   0.072   429  50       0     0

            salt      2   10   0.006     0   0       0     0   3933

           water     56  280   0.000     0   0       0     0      0

     dough total  176.8  884  $0.783  2422  50      57    47   4045

1.B Pythagoras

2. B Archaic

3.C Priests and priestesses

4.A The Romans made copies of the original works

5. C Doric

6. D depiction of movement

7. D humans

8. B kouros

9. A individualism

10. D self control

11. C. The Lincoln monument

12. A Capital

13. B ionic

14. C Parthenon

15. C bronze

16. D discobolus

17. D orientalizing

18. C Pericles

19. C Etruscan

20. C frescoes

21. D from ancient Roman woodworking tools

22. A taken from and conquered Greek city states

23. B Herculaneum

24. C Greek

25. D Mars/cup

26. B reliefs

27. A the arch and key stoning

28. C keystone

29. A the Ronan Doric Colum has a base

30. A political stability

31. B bathing

32. A make lineage

33. D Gauls

34. B In a niche

35. A the statutes were lost or melted down for metal

36. A devotion to social class

37. A a realistic portrait

38. D their specific ideologies

39. C realistic deception of its subjects

40. A female portrait

41. C coins

42. B done in profile

43. C vestibulum

44. A one

45. C palace

46. C The first aqueduct

47. B the baths

48. B thermae

49. D the estruscans

50. C Constantine

51. Pantheon

52. Intaglio

53. Acanthus

54. Patricians

55. Archaic

56. Insulae

57. Parthenon

58.Plebeians

59. Pericles

60. Imagines

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