Question at position 4 When a supply chain planner talks about using the BOM to do an MRP Explosion, they are talking about?The demand for final products that are affected by trends, seasonal patterns, and general market conditionsRelating gross requirements for a component part to the planned order releases of the parent itemWhen the supplier will use Value Analysis and disassemble the part to see how it's madeThe process of converting a parent item’s planned order releases into component gross requirementsClear my selection

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Question at position 4 When a supply chain planner talks about using the BOM to do an MRP Explosion, they are talking about?The demand for final products that are affected by trends, seasonal patterns, and general market conditionsRelating gross requirements for a component part to the planned order releases of the parent itemWhen the supplier will use Value Analysis and disassemble the part to see how it's madeThe process of converting a parent item’s planned order releases into component gross requirementsClear my selection

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In this question, we’re being asked to identify what MRP explosion entails when someone discusses using the BOM (bill of materials) for this purpose.
Option 1: 'The demand for final products that are affected by trends, seasonal patterns, and general market conditions' This describes external demand influences or forecasting considerations for finished goods, not the internal translation of orders into component needs. It’s more about demand planning than explosion of requirements from a BOM.
Option 2: 'Relating gross requirements for a component part to the planned order releases of the parent item' This option touches on the core mechanism of MRP explosion: taking the parent item’s planned orders and converting them into component-level gross requirements. It aligns with how an MRP explosion works in practice, by deriving what component quantities are needed from the parent’s schedule.
Option 3: 'When the supplier will use Value Analysis and disassemble the part to see how it's made' This describes a design or procurement analysis activity, not the routine MRP logic of turning parent orders into component needs. It’s more about reverse engineering for cost or design purposes, not explosion processing.
Option 4: 'The process of converting a parent item’s planned order releases into component gross requirements' This is a direct, accurate description of MRP explosion: taking planned releases for a parent item and calculating the corresponding gross requirements for its components.
Thus, evaluating each choice, the second option captures the relationship between parent item planning and component requirements, but the fourth option explicitly states the process as the explosion itself. The combination of these observations helps identify the correct concept clearly.
In summary, the options differ in focus: some describe broader demand context, some describe design/disassembly activities, while the explosion process is specifically about converting planned orders into component requirements, which is precisely what the correct option states.

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