Problem: A bicycle shop Zed and Adrian and run a small bicycle shop called "Z to A Bicycles". They must order bicycles for the coming season. Orders for the bicycles must be placed in quantities of twenty (20). The cost per bicycle is $70 if they order 20, $67 if they order 40, $65 if they order 60, and $64 if they order 80. The bicycles will be sold for $100 each. Any bicycles left over at the end of the season can be sold (for certain) at $45 each. If Zed and Adrian run out of bicycles during the season, then they will suffer a loss of "goodwill" among their customers. They estimate this goodwill loss to be $5 per customer who was unable to buy a bicycle. Zed and Adrian estimate that the demand for bicycles this season will be 10, 30, 50, or 70 bicycles with probabilities of 0.2, 0.4, 0.3, and 0.1 respectively. Instruction: Given the problem below "The Bicycle Shop" Provide the correct answers with solutions of the following: a. Payoff Table b. Opportunistic Loss Table c. Expected Value Criterion d. Maximax Criterion e. Maximin Criterion f. Minimax Criterion g. Summary Table of all criterion
Problem: A bicycle shop Zed and Adrian and run a small bicycle shop called "Z to A Bicycles". They must order bicycles for the coming season. Orders for the bicycles must be placed in quantities of twenty (20). The cost per bicycle is $70 if they order 20, $67 if they order 40, $65 if they order 60, and $64 if they order 80. The bicycles will be sold for $100 each. Any bicycles left over at the end of the season can be sold (for certain) at $45 each. If Zed and Adrian run out of bicycles during the season, then they will suffer a loss of "goodwill" among their customers. They estimate this goodwill loss to be $5 per customer who was unable to buy a bicycle. Zed and Adrian estimate that the demand for bicycles this season will be 10, 30, 50, or 70 bicycles with probabilities of 0.2, 0.4, 0.3, and 0.1 respectively. Instruction: Given the problem below "The Bicycle Shop" Provide the correct answers with solutions of the following: a. Payoff Table b. Opportunistic Loss Table c. Expected Value Criterion d. Maximax Criterion e. Maximin Criterion f. Minimax Criterion g. Summary Table of all criterion
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