1. A city in Metro Manila conducted a survey on selling a Modernized PUV. They have surveyed 2 questions to the 1000 Filipino jeepney drivers/operators. a. Question 1: Would you buy a Modernized PUV for P50,000/month? 20 people Would you buy a Modernized PUV for P5,000/month? 700 people Would you buy a Modernized PUV for P500/month? 900 people Would you buy a Modernized PUV for P50/month? 1000 people b. Question 2: Would you sell Would you sell Would you sell your Modernized PUV for P50,000/month? 950 people your Modernized PUV for P5,000/month? 500 people your Modernized PUV for P500/month? 90 people Would you sell your Modernized PUV for P50/month? 3 person What would be the suitable balance of price? (Hint: Use two-point formula) What would be the number of people interested?

If a gasoline tank in a car holds 13.50 gallons, and regular grade gasoline costs $1.34 per gallon, bow much will It cost to fill be tank (assuming the tank is completely empty)?

Hatchback Mini Van Transit Van Truck £121.12 £226.40 £96.89 Berneke's Transport Running cost Maximum weight (in £) per mile allowable (tonnes) £150.93 0.39 £72.67 0.52 0.65 0.81 1.1 1.6 2.1 None of these 4.5 1 mile = 1.61 kilometres. Company regulations require all drivers to take a 30 minute break every 4 hours. A total of 9 tonnes need to be delivered to a shop 150 kilometres away. What is the approximate running cast for the total delivery (including return trips). If the Truck is used? Average speed on deliveries (mph) 60 rear singorurke.com/assessments/.../netquestionn 55 49 43

From Figure 6, the ratio of container diameter to tube diameter is 8. When air in the container is at atmospheric pressure, the free surface in the tube is at position 1. When the container is pressurized, the liquid in the tube moves 40 cm up the tube from position 1 to position 2. What is the container pressure that causes this deflection? The liquid density is 1200 kg/m3

Please need to solve all the questions -) choose one for each of the following questions: 1. Primary system of roads consists of: A. National highway B. Expressway 2. Which type of roads can be used in very heavy raining areas? A. Unpaved roads B. Gravel roads C. State highway C. Asphalt road D. Concrete road 3. Who used a cross slop on pavement surface? A. Thomas Telford B. John MacAdam C. The Chinese D. The Indian 4. The topographic study is conducted to estimate which of the following characteristics? A. Engineering B. Environmental C. Financial D. Traffic 5. The roads master plan may not be prepared for: A. City B. State C. Country 6. The determination of optimum length of highway is based on: A. Geometric design B. Areas that served 7. Most suitable material for highway embankments is: A. Granular soil 10. Bottom most layer of pavement is known as: A. Wearing course B. Base course C. Type of highway D. Major roads D. Village C. Subbase course D. Cost B. Fine soil C. Silts 8. The…

An individual is planning to take an 800-mile trip between two large cities. Three possibilities exist: air, rail, or auto. The person is willing to pay $25 for every hour saved in making the trip. The trip by air costs $650 and travel time is 10 hours, by rail the cost is $450 and travel time is 15 hours, and by auto the cost is $250 and travel time is 20 hours. Which mode is the best choice?

Estimate the pounds of mercury (Hg) it would take to fill a standard 5-gallon bucket you might buy at Lowes or Home Depot. List all assumptions and show all calculations.

A manufacturing company has three warehouses and four retail outlets. The monthly demand at each retail outlet is 100, 150, 200, and 250 units, respectively. The monthly supply from each warehouse is 300, 250, and 200 units, respectively. The transportation cost per unit from each warehouse to each retail outlet is given in the following table: From/To Retail outlet 1 Retail outlet 2 Retail outlet 3 Retail outlet 4 Warehouse 1 5 6 7 8 Warehouse 2 4 5 6 7 Warehouse 3 3 4 5 6 Using the above information, answer the following questions: a) Draw a well labelled network diagram of the manufacturing company B. Establish the decision variables of the transportation problem. C. Formulate a transportation problem to determine the optimal allocation of supplies from the warehouses to the retail outlets to minimize total transportation cost. D. Using the North West Corner Rule (NWC), find the minimum total cost.   PLEASE WRITE IT WITH PEN

What should the diameter of the steering wheel be?  Each of the arrows you see stand for force F and each should be no greater than 3 lb.  Calculate the couple moment

1-9. Automobile repair shops typically recom- mend that their customers change their oil and oil filter every 4,000 miles. Your automobile user's manual suggests changing your oil every 8,000–10,000 miles. If drive you your car 16,000 miles each year and an oil and filter change costs $35, how much money would you save each year if you had this service performed every 8,000 miles? (1.3)