The Hоpkins bооkstore hаs decided to stock Lаcrosse-plаying Blue Jays as part of its souvenir offerings. This particular sub-species of Blue Jays does not get along well with other birds so the storage cost is 10% of the purchase price times the square of the average number of birds in the store. Demand for these birds is stable at 10 units per week, the store is open for 50 weeks per year, the ordering cost S = $10, and all lead times are negligible. [Hint: assume p = $10, and that the total of the annual holding cost, ordering cost, and purchase cost is: .] If the retailer can only accommodate 20 birds in the store at one time and he cannot order partial birds, how many birds should he order?
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