OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT (LL) W/CONNECT
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Chapter 10, Problem 23P
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To explain: The logic of the statement -“The choices can be narrowed but recommendations cannot be made without an additional piece of information”.
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A
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Suppose your manager presents you with the following information about machines that could beused for a job, and wants your recommendation on which one to choose. The specification width is.48 mm. In this instance, you can narrow the set of choices, but you probably wouldn’t make a recommendation without an additional piece of information. Explain the logic of the last statement.Machine Cost per Unit ($) Standard Deviation (mm)A 20 .059B 12 .060C 11 .063D 10 .061
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