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2. A media consulting company installs software on the set-top boxes of 100,000 U.S. cable TV customers; every ten seconds, the software records what channel is being viewed. These cable customers have agreed to participate, providing the media company with demographic data, such as age, gender, and income. Each week, the media company publishes rankings of each cable channel. I. What is the population? II. What is the sample? III. Is the study observational or experimental? Justify your answer. IV. What are the variables? V. For each of those variables, what level of measurement (nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio) was used to obtain data from these variables? Solution 1. All US cable customers 2. 100,000 cable customers participating 3. Observational. No groups or variables are being manipulated. The researchers are simply recording what people are doing. 4. Age, Gender, Income, What channel is being watched, and other demographic variables (unnamed here). 5. Age: ratio Gender: nominal Income: ratio Channel watched: nominal.
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variable costs, both in total and per units. Use your knowledge of the behavior of fixed and
variable costs to complete the following schedule.
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Note:
Variable Cost per unit remains same irrespective of number of units produced but total variable
cost increases/ decreases in proportion to number of units produced.
Total Fixed Cost remains same irrespective of number of units produced but fixed cost per unit
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(B) The length of a centipede
(C) The blades of grass on a front lawn
(D) The number of planets in the universe
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(A) Continuous (B) discrete (C) Continuous (D) discrete.
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Service design is defined as the activity of planning and organising people and also consuming
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1) Risks involved in service design. In service design various risks are there like risks of
uncertainity so we first of all we have to identify the risks related with the service design and
facing or treating them is a big challenge.
2) The other challenge for service design is maintenance of an upto date plan. The plan should be
continuously updated to ensure success. The cost should be balanced against the resources.
3) The plans of service design is also a big challange. There should be implementation of proper
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service design.
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holding companies. It also agreed to accept a wider range of short term securities (instead of
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The time mentioned here is associated with the 2008 financial crisis situation, which is evident in
most of the market driven economy. This is a phase of financial crisis where the situation of
depression took over the economy and so the business runs into the absolute downturn.
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Degree of Financial Leverage
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(b) What is the probability he did not receive any e-mail during this period?
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(a)
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(b)
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(c)
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