th Trying trig Everything you need to Know By: Noah Gregory subject Page Radians & Degree Measure 3 Unite Circle 4 Right Triangle Trig 5-7 trig functions of any angle 8-10 graphs 11-15 using fundamental trig identities 16-17 verifying trig identities 18-20 solving trig equations 21-23 sum & difference formulas 24 law of sines 25-27 laws of cosines 28-29 vectors 30-31
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Question 1 For a newly internationalised company, like Elecdyne discuss one of the following sets of issues (1-4) + plus you must discuss question 5 : 1. the centralisation-decentralisation debate (You should identify where the various functions of management sit in terms of being upstream, downstream, neither, or both, and how developments in technology may affect these functions in the next 10 years.) 2. social innovation and networking, (You should undertake an analysis of the social
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hour. Rounding down is fine here. 4. You are working 6+2 minutes for each dozen. Over the hour, you do this 6 times so you are working 48 minutes. Your utilization would be 48/60=80%. Your roommate is working 1+2+1 = 4 minutes per dozen. So, 4*6=24 minutes per hour. Your roommate’s utilization would be 24/60=40%. 5. Assuming 6 dozen per hour you can gross 6*5=$30. The material expense is 6*(.1+.6)=$4.20. This leaves $25.80 for you and your roommate. 6. You can do this alone
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buy) Sales = $30,000 Reductions (markdowns)= $2,000 EOM inventory = $30,000 BOM inventory = $36,000 Purchase commitments (on order) = $6,000 Cost complement (cost as % of selling price) = 60% PLANNED PUR =30000+2000+30000-36000 =26000 OTB(RETAIL) = 26000-6000 = 20000 OTB(COST)= 20000 * 60% =12000
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prob=.5), 2) [1] 0.81 7. > lmb expectation expectation [1] 0.25 or 15 seconds 8. The answer is .06 for minutes or 225 for seconds. 9. > round(pexp(15.5/60, rate=4), 2) # using minutes [1] 0.64 10. > pexp(40.2/60, rate=4) - pexp(10.7/60, rate=4) [1] 0.421445 11. > round(qexp(.95, rate=4), 2) # minutes [1] 0.75 > round(qexp(.95, rate=4/60), 2) # seconds [1] 44.94 12. The R command pexp(1.2, rate=3) shows the estimated probability of randomly selecting a value less than or equal to 1.2 from an
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Chapter 8 How Process Layout fits the Operations Management Philosophy Process Layout Chapter 8 Operations As a Competitive Weapon Operations Strategy Project Management L L M M L L M M L L M M L L A A A A D D D D G G G G G G © 2007 Pearson Education Layout planning is planning that involves decisions about the physical arrangement of economic activity centers needed by a facility’s various processes. Layout plans translate the broader decisions about the competitive
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discussion and other factors such as MBA Games, which started on the 2nd of January. The cost of the house for up to 14 people is $1400 for two nights, when the cost for the house for 20 people is $2000 for two nights. Additionally, we defined that $60 per person will enough to buy food and drinks for 2 days and nights per person. Lastly, the cost of fireworks should not exceed $300 for the total amount. In comparison, for the range people up to 14 the fixed costs will include the rent fee and
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Assignment Cover Sheet | | Student ID* | S | | | | | | | | Postal Address (must be completed by all students) | | | | Number & Streetor PO Box | | Title | Mr Mrs Ms X Miss Dr Other | | | | Surname* | | | Suburb / Town | | Given Names* | | | State | Tas | Postcode | | | | | Preferred Name(optional) | | | Country(if outside Australia) | | Are you an International Student* Yes X No | | Contact Phone 1 | | Date of
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CarZuma: Car Insurance Claim Case Study Problem Statement A car insurance company, CarZuma, has collected some of the past data about their clients or customers that what are their attributes as well as their insured vehicles attributes while insuring the same. They have heard a lot about the data analytics and are very sure that their competitors are also using some of these techniques to beat the competition. They have to be very focused to their target segment. Please
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