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The item-family inventory distribution indicates the amount of inventory on- h2 a. 3n0d) bt hye irtee mi s 4p0o pmuillal iroi tny yfaarmd si l yo.f pI nr otdhui sc teoxna -mh pa nl ed f froormA tiht eemt es x(t8i l0e%s i no fdsuasltersy &( F5i g%u roef iytaermd ss )f, o2r0Cmi ti el lmi osn (y5a%r d os ff os ar l eBs i t&e m8 0s %( 1 o5 f%i t eomf ssa)l. e sA&i t e1m5 %s toufr ni t e3m0 st)i ,maensdp1e9r my eial lri ,oBn items 10 times per year, and C items 4 times per year. What’s wrong with this picture?

Figure 31. Item-Family Inventory Distribution

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