ranny Apple company is a small producer of several different apple products. One of the products is an apple butter that is sold to retail outlets. The production manager, Jenny Francis must decide how many cases of apple butter to produce each month. The probablity that the demand will be ten cases is .10, nine cases is .65, and eight cases is .25. The cost of every case is $45 and the price jenny gets for each case is $95. unfortunately, any cases not sold by the end of the month are of no vlaue, due to spoilage. complete the table calculate the expected value for each production alternative and make a recommendation to Jenny.

ranny Apple company is a small producer of several different apple products. One of the products is an apple butter that is sold to retail outlets. The production manager, Jenny Francis must decide how many cases of apple butter to produce each month. The probablity that the demand will be ten cases is .10, nine cases is .65, and eight cases is .25. The cost of every case is $45 and the price jenny gets for each case is $95. unfortunately, any cases not sold by the end of the month are of no vlaue, due to spoilage. complete the table calculate the expected value for each production alternative and make a recommendation to Jenny.

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