Priority 5 requisitions will be filled if there are more than how many parts on ALC's shelf?

Priority 5 requisitions will be filled if there are more than how many parts on ALC's shelf?

• A. One part on ALC's shelf
• B. Three parts on ALC's shelf
• C. Five parts on ALC's shelf
• D. Two parts on ALC's shelf

Answer: (D)

The rule uses a stock-threshold for low-priority requests. Priority 5 requisitions are filled when there is a sufficient buffer on the ALC shelf, specifically when there are more than two parts. That means three or more parts on the shelf meet the condition and allow these requests to be fulfilled. If there is only one part or exactly two parts, the threshold isn’t met, so P5 requisitions wouldn’t be filled. The other numbers would set different thresholds (for example, “more than one” would trigger with two or more parts, which isn’t the case here). So, the threshold is two, and three or more parts on the shelf enable P5 fulfillment.

The rule uses a stock-threshold for low-priority requests. Priority 5 requisitions are filled when there is a sufficient buffer on the ALC shelf, specifically when there are more than two parts. That means three or more parts on the shelf meet the condition and allow these requests to be fulfilled. If there is only one part or exactly two parts, the threshold isn’t met, so P5 requisitions wouldn’t be filled. The other numbers would set different thresholds (for example, “more than one” would trigger with two or more parts, which isn’t the case here). So, the threshold is two, and three or more parts on the shelf enable P5 fulfillment.