Which three statements are true regarding Inventory replenishment methods? (Choose three.)

Reorder Point (ROP) planning calculates replenishment requirements using the Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) model, which incorporates order costs, carrying costs, annual demand, and replenishment lead times. Conversely, Min-Max planning relies on fixed user-defined minimum and maximum quantity thresholds rather than cost-based EOQ equations. Min-Max planning can be executed at both the organization level and individual subinventory levels. In the item master setup, Inventory Planning Method is a mutually exclusive attribute, preventing both Min-Max and Reorder Point planning from being defined simultaneously for the same item.

A: Min-Max planning uses user-specified minimum and maximum inventory thresholds and does not calculate reorder quantities using order cost. B: Min-Max planning does not incorporate inventory carrying cost into its replenishment calculations. F: An item can only be assigned a single Inventory Planning Method attribute in Oracle Inventory, making concurrent specification impossible.

- Oracle Inventory User's Guide, Release 12.2, Chapter 9: Inventory Planning and Replenishment, "Min-Max Planning".

- Oracle Inventory User's Guide, Release 12.2, Chapter 9: Inventory Planning and Replenishment, "Reorder Point Planning".