A company manufactures two types of DVD players, A and B. Although there are differences among the products, there are a number of common parts within each player. Each model A requires one subassembly C and two subassembly D’s. Each subassembly C requires two F’s and two G’s. Each subassembly D requires two units of F. Each F requires two units of raw material I, while each G requires one unit of raw material H. Each model B requires two subassemblies C’s and two subassemblies E’s. Each E requires two units of G. The lead times and current inventory on hand of the parts and components are as follows: Item Number currently in stock Lead time (weeks) DVD model A 30 1 DVD model B 50 2 Subassembly C 75 1 Subassembly D 80 2 Subassembly E 100 1 Part F 150 1 Part G 40 1 Raw Material H 200 2 Raw Material I 300 2 The Company has created a forecast that it plans to use as its master production schedule. Part of the MPS shows demand for 700 units of model A and 1200 units of model B in week ten. Develop an MRP schedule to meet demand. Determine how much of each raw material I and H is required and when should orders for these raw materials be placed to meet demand for DVD models A and B in week ten.