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Q. D. Leavis was born in 1906.
Q. D. Leavis died in 1981.
The simple, or basic, economic order quantity (EOQ) is a special case of the continuous rate EOQ, which can be derived from the equation of total cost as follows. Here is the equation for total cost (TC) as a function of run size (q): TC(q) = K*D/q + P*D + q*H(r - D)/(2r), where: K = Fixed cost per order D = Annual Demand of product q = run size P = Purchasing cost per unit H = Annual holding cost per unit r = Production rate K*D/q = Setup cost P*D = Purchasing cost H(r - D)/(2r) = holding cost. To find the maximum value of q, you take the derivative, d[TC(q)]/dq, set it equal to zero, and solve for q. First, take the derivative: d[TC(q)]/dq = -K*D/q2 + H(r - D)/(2r). Then, to maximize, set this equal to zero, and solve for q: H(r - D)/(2r) - K*D/q2 = 0, q2 = (2*r*K*D)/[H(r - D)], q = √((2*r*K*D)/[H(r - D)]). That's the formula for the continuous rate EOQ. Basic EOQ is the special case of r >> D, which means r - D pretty much equals r, which allows you to cancel the r's in the above equation, giving you the formula: q = √((2*K*D)/H). This is the formula for basic EOQ.
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Suppose you have the improper fraction c/d where c > d > 0.Divide c by d so that c = q*d + r where q is the quotient and r the remainder. Then the mixed fraction is q r/d.