Experiencing MIS
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Chapter 5, Problem 16CS
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Analysis of “Figure 5-24”:
- The “Figure 5-24” displays the data of listed pianos based on the sound qualities that are stored at different buildings.
- According to the provided data, it is identified that the most of the good sound quality pianos are found at the shed when compared with the other locations mentioned.
- It is found that most of the pianos were having sound quality as four.
- Other locations are also found to have interesting data about the sound quality...
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Justification using the analyzed data:
- Considering the above data, it is found that more low sound quality pianos are seem to be present at the location shop and south tent and which are required to be disposed, because customer do not prefer to buy the pianos which contains poor sound quality.
- Considering the assessment of the sound quality, no information regarding the sound assessed is available...
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