Answer:
A. Higher than the cycle inventory of LP motors.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
HP is the highest-selling motor (in terms of units sold) and LP the lowest selling.
The average cycle stock is about half-a-period's demand less the target cycle stock. Thus, the average cycle inventory is half of the order size. The order size is directly proportional to the square root of demand,R. This implies that the average cycle inventory is proportional to the square root of the demand, R. Since, R, the demand is high for HP, the order size also becomes more which in turns leads to the average cycle inventory being more. Therefore, the average cycle inventory of HP motors is higher than the cycle inventory of LP motors.