Quantitative Techr15.the recent pace of economic recovery, has developed several salesforecasts and the estimated probability associated with each salesforecast.Sweet Company is preparing its budget and, taking into considerationpurposes, which one of the following techniques should Sweet use?Expected value analysis.To determine the sales forecast to be used for budgetinga.b.Continuous probability simulation.Exponential distribution analysis.d. Sensitivity analysis.C.(CMA, Adapted)16. Under favorable weather conditions, the management of Forever Farmsexpects its ricecrop subject to pests has an expected market value of P80,000. IfForever protects the rice against pests, the market value of the crop isstill expected to be P120,000 under pest-free conditions and P180,000if pests are present. What must be the probability of pests for Foreverto be indifferent to spending P20,000 for tents to provide pestprotection?0.167cropto have a P120,000 market value. An unprotecteda.0.250d. 0.333с.b. 0.200During the past few years, Winter Company has experienced thefollowing average number of power outages:17.Number per monthNumber of Months0.3.14312Each power outage results in out-of-pocket costs of P800. For P1,000per month, Winter can lease a generator to provide power duringoutages. If Winter leases a generator in the coming year, the estimatedsavings (or additional expense) for the year will beP(15,200).b. P(1,267).a.с.P3,200.d.P7,200.

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Quantitative Sweet Company is preparing its budget and, taking into consideration 15. the recent pace of economic recovery, has developed several sales forecasts and the estimated probability associated with each sales forecast. To determine the sales forecast to be used for budgeting purposes, which one of the following techniques should Sweet use? Expected value analysis. b. Continuous probability simulation. Exponential distribution analysis. d. Sensitivity analysis. a. C. (CMA, Adapted) Taam

Quantitative Sweet Company is preparing its budget and, taking into consideration 15. the recent pace of economic recovery, has developed several sales forecasts and the estimated probability associated with each sales forecast. To determine the sales forecast to be used for budgeting purposes, which one of the following techniques should Sweet use? Expected value analysis. b. Continuous probability simulation. Exponential distribution analysis. d. Sensitivity analysis. a. C. (CMA, Adapted) Taam

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Author:Sheldon Ross

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