Need answerA firm believes that the distribution of the economic class of its customers is 25%, 50%, and 25% in the three possible categories (i.e., lower income class, middle-income class, or upper income class). To test if this belief is true, data from a random sample of 1000 customers was collected, and the observed frequency in each of the categories found to be 50, 850, and 50. Based on this sample data, we would observe that __________. the deviation between the observed frequencies and the expected frequencies is quite small so we may not want to reject the firm’s belief the deviation between the observed frequencies and the expected frequencies is somewhat large but we may not want to reject the firm’s belief the deviation between the observed frequencies and the expected frequencies is quite large and we may want to reject the firm’s belief the observed frequencies are equal to the expected frequencies and so the firm’s belief cannot be rejected

A firm believes that the distribution of the economic class of its customers is 25%,50%, and 25% in the three possible categories (i.e., lower income class, middleincome class, or upper income…

 

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The Radex Electronics Corporation is a medium-size electronics firm, one division of which specializes in made-to-order radar and ship-to-shore radio equipment. Radex has been awarded an Army contract to assemble and deliver a number of special radar units that are small enough and light enough to be carried on a man’s back. Radex receives $500 for each radar unit and the delivery schedule is as follows:

Shipping date Requirements Cumulative shipments

1 April                300                    300

1 May                 400                    700

1 June                 300                   1000

The actual cumulative shipments cannot exceed this schedule, since the Army, in order to have time for effective

testing before accepting all units, will refuse to accept any faster delivery. Further, it is permissible in the terms of

the contract to ship the radar units late; however, a penalty cost of $50 is assessed for each radar unit that is shipped

late. If this division of Radex produces faster than the given schedule, then it must purchase storage space in the

company warehouse at $10 per assembled radar unit on hand on the first of the month (after the shipment is sent

out).

Production requirements are as follows: One radar unit requires 43 standard hours of assembly labor; one

trained man (with more than one month’s experience), working at 100% efficiency, produces 172 standard hours

of output per month, regular time; one new man (with less than one month’s experience), rated at 75% efficiency,

produces 129 standard hours of output per month.

The labor requirements are as follows: Employees are paid $5.00 per hour of regular time and $7.50 per hour

of overtime; a maximum of 35 hours of overtime is allowed per month, but new men may not work overtime; each

man on the payroll is guaranteed 172 regular-time hours (that is, $860 per month); at the end of the month, five

percent of the labor force quits; hiring costs are $200 per man, and all hiring is done on the first of the month.

On 1 March, Radex begins work on the government contract with 90 trained men on the payroll, and new men

can be hired immediately. On completion of the contract 1 June, Radex will begin work on a new contract requiring

200 trained men.

Construct the coefficient matrix for a linear program to optimize the operations of this division of the Radex

Electronics Corporation over the indicated time period. Briefly define the variables and explain the significance of

the equations. (Suggestion: Set up the block of the coefficient matrix corresponding to the March decisions first,

then indicate how additional blocks should be constructed.)

 

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Sue had loan payments of $1,000 that was due 3 MONTHS AGO (and was not paid) and $1,500 due in 6 MONTHS.  What single payment today would settle the debt, if money is worth 7% compounded quarterly?  

 

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1) Total Asset Turnover = 2.0 and Return on Assets = 18%. Compute Net Profit Margin:

Biff Industries has an operating profit of $4,800,000, paid $290,000 in interest expense. The applicable income tax rate for the year was 33%. The company had 415,000 shares of common stock outstanding at the end of last year. What was Biff’s EPS last year?  The company has no preferred stock.

 

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