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Question 1

MDS is facing a temporary shortage of Material H which is used to produce all three of its products.

In order to maximise its profitability, which product should be manufactured first?

Options:

A.

The product using the least amount of Material H per unit.

B.

The product with the highest contribution per kg of Material H.

C.

The product with the highest contribution per unit.

D.

The product with the highest profit per unit.

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Question 2

A bakery manager is deciding how many batches of birthday cakes to decorate each day.

Demand for the birthday cakes varies from 12 to 15 batches per day. Each batch decorated and sold earns a contribution of $40 but each batch unsold leads to loss of contribution of $15.

The payoff table below shows the total $ contribution from each of the possibilities:

Based on expected values, the number of batches of birthday cakes the bakery manager should decorate each day is:

Options:

Question 3

A company has to choose between three mutually exclusive projects. Market research has shown that customers could react to the projects in three different ways depending on their preferences. There is a 30% chance that customers will exhibit preferences 1, a 20% chance they will exhibit preferences 2 and a 50% chance they will exhibit preferences 3. The company uses expected value to make this type of decision.

The net present value of each of the possible outcomes is as follows:

A market research company believes it can provide perfect information about the preferences of customers in this market.

What is the maximum amount that should be paid for the information from the market research company?

Options:

A.

$145 000

B.

$140 000

C.

$125 000

D.

$135 000