The Neutrosophic Economic Order Quantity: Backlogged Shortages and Quality Issues Neutrosophic EOQ
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This paper investigates an economic order quantity with imperfect qualityitems that are backlogged in the neutrosophic sense.Defuzzification is done by implementingthe signed-distance approach.The objective is to determine the optimal inventory level and optimal backorder quantity that reduces the yearly total cost of the neutrosophic type.Numerical examples are produced to justify the output of the suggested models.
[Manuscript received: 14 Apr 2024 | Accepted: 12 Jun 2024 | Published: : 30 Sep 2024]
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