The following is a payoff table giving cost for various situations.     State 1 State 2 State 3 Alternative 1 65 18 81 Alternative 2 42 22 26 Alternative 3 71 91 64 Alternative 4 20 77 33   What decision should be made based on the minimax criterion? Alternative 2 Alternative 3 Alternative 4 Alternative 1   Using the following table:   Y X 5 7 7 6 3 2   What is the value of the correlation coefficient? 756 948 971 592

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  1. The following is a payoff table giving cost for various situations.

 

 

State 1

State 2

State 3

Alternative 1

65

18

81

Alternative 2

42

22

26

Alternative 3

71

91

64

Alternative 4

20

77

33

 

What decision should be made based on the minimax criterion?

  1. Alternative 2
  2. Alternative 3
  3. Alternative 4
  4. Alternative 1

 

  1. Using the following table:

 

Y

X

5

7

7

6

3

2

 

What is the value of the correlation coefficient?

  1. 756
  2. 948
  3. 971
  4. 592

 

  1. Consider the following linear programme:

Maximize:

5x + 6y

Subject to:

4x + 2y < 420

1x + 2y < 120

All variables > 0

 

Which of the following points {X, Y} is not a feasible corner point?

  1. {120,0}
  2. {100,10}
  3. {0,60}
  4. {105,0}

 

  1. The regression coefficient resulting from a particular regression analysis was -0.71. What was the coefficient of determination?
  2. -0.371
  3. 371
  4. There is insufficient information to answer the question
  5. 504

 

  1. Which of these statements is best?
  2. One purpose of regression is to understand the relationship between variables
  3. One purpose of regression is to predict the value of one variable based on the standard deviation of that variable
  4. The variable to be predicted is independent variable
  5. In regression, an independent variable is sometimes called a response variable

 

  1. Consider the following linear programme:

Maximize:

12x + 10y

Subject to:

4x + 3y < 480

2x + 3y < 360

All variables > 0

 

Which of the following points {X, Y} is not a feasible corner point?

  1. {10,120}
  2. {60,90}
  3. {30,100}
  4. {120,10}

 

  1. Which of the following is true about the expected value of perfect information?
  2. It is the amount charged for marketing research
  3. It is calculated as EMV minus EOL
  4. It is calculated as expected value with perfect information minus maximum EMV
  5. It is the amount you would pay for sample study

 

  1. Using the following table:

 

Y

X

5

7

7

6

3

2

 

What is the estimate of b1 in the regression Y = b0 + b1 X?

  1. 733
  2. 571
  3. 0689
  4. 746

 

  1. Consider the following linear programming problem

Maximize 4X + 10Y

Subject to:

3X + 4Y < 480

4X + 2Y < 360

 

The feasible corners points are {48, 84}, {0,120}, {0, 0}, {90, 0}. What is the maximum possible value for the objective function?

  1. 1200
  2. 1032
  3. 1600
  4. 360

 

  1. If computing a causal linear regression model of Y=a + bX and the resultant R2 is very near zero, then one would be able to conclude that:
  2. Y= a+bx is a good forecasting method
  3. A multiple linear regression model is a good forecasting model is not a good forecasting method for the data
  4. Y= a+bx is not a good forecasting method
  5. A multiple linear regression model is a good method   
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