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Seven randomly selected plants that bottle the same beverage implemented a time management program in hopes of improving productivity. The average time, in minutes, that it took the companies to produce the same quantity of bottles before and after the program are listed below. Assume the two population distributions are normal. Construct a 90% confidence interval for ?d. Assume that the paired data came from a population that is normally distributed. plant- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 before- 75 89 31 90 120 50 40 after- 70 80 30 85 100 49 42 Solution So 90% CI is (0.21, 10.93) 70.714mean before 65.143mean after 5.571mean difference (before - after) 7.300std. dev. 2.759std. error 7n 6df.
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significance, do these data support the conclusion that the ferritin distribution in elderly men has
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younger: n2=26, s2=84.2
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younger: n2=26, s2=84.2
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Solution
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its endeavour.
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Relevant costs can include direct and indirect costs.
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Select the best answer to the following:
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none of the above
traditionally the supply-production-distribution functions have reported to different departments
the supply, production and distribution functions are part of a total system
materials flow into an organization, are processed in some way and distributed to the consumer
all the above are correct
none of the above
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Answer:
All the above are correct.
Explanation:
The first statement refers to the supply chain itself, and yes, there are different areas ruled,
controled or followed up by different departments within an organzation or company.
The second statement refers to the supply chain as well, but names the supply chain indirectly,
by describing it as a process of 3 steps: supply (of raw materials, production (the process), and
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Select one:
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b. 0.572
c. 0.286
d. 7.15
a. 0.0114
b. 0.572
c. 0.286
d. 7.15
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6%, what is the value of this bond?
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by
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(iv) using the Coefficient of Variation as a measure of the amount of risk (volatility) per unit
(v) Using historical stock returns data for the firm and an applicable market portfolio, run a
be your dollar and percentage returns on the stock?
the stock?
of return, how would you describe the relative merit of investing in this stock (hint:
compare with key competitor and application market index).
regression of firm return (dependent variable) and market portfolio return (independent
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company’s stock being a bad investment?
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of
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(b) Common Stock: Consider the common stock of the company. Using the growth rate implied
by
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expected return of 12.5% and the Constant Growth Model, calculate the value of the company’s
common stock.
(c) Using your valuation date as a reference, and the stock price information obtained,
(i) if you purchased 100 shares of your company’s common stock 5 years ago, what would
(ii) What is the 5-year average return on the stock?
(iii) using the standard deviation of returns as the measure of risk, what is the volatility/risk of
(iv) using the Coefficient of Variation as a measure of the amount of risk (volatility) per unit
(v) Using historical stock returns data for the firm and an applicable market portfolio, run a
be your dollar and percentage returns on the stock?
the stock?
of return, how would you describe the relative merit of investing in this stock (hint:
compare with key competitor and application market index).
regression of firm return (dependent variable) and market portfolio return (independent
variable) and determine the beta for the stock.
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Security Firms
Total Awards
Salomon Smith Barney
39
Merrill Lynch
28
Morgan Stanley
25
Lehman Brothers
24
Goldman Sachs
22
A.G. Edwards
21
Credit Sussie First Boston
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J.P. Morgan Chase
20
What is the probability of selecting an award at random from the above list that is to Credit
Sussie First Boston or to J.P. Morgan Chase if it is selected from those not at Salomon Smith
Barney and not at Merrill Lynch?
MUST SHOW WORK!!!
Security Firms
Total Awards
Salomon Smith Barney
39
Merrill Lynch
28
Morgan Stanley
25
Lehman Brothers
24
Goldman Sachs
22
A.G. Edwards
21
Credit Sussie First Boston
21
J.P. Morgan Chase
20
Solution
Since the swlwction is from those not at Salomon Smith Barney and not at Merrill Lynch we can
delete these rows. So the balance is given below
probability of selecting an award at random from the above list that is to Credit Sussie First
Boston or to J.P. Morgan Chase =P(Credit Sussie First Boston)+P(.P. Morgan Chase)
=(21/133)+(20/133) = 0.3083
urity FirmsTotal AwardsMorgan Stanley25Lehman Brothers24Goldman Sachs22A.G.
Edwards21Credit Sussie First Boston21J.P. Morgan Chase20Total133.
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Let X : denoting number of seeds that will sprout
X follows Binomial distribution because either seed will sprout or not
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= 4*(0.93)^(3) *0.07
=0.225.
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Select one (1) U.S. publicly traded company and review its most recent Annual Report.
Use the Income Statement and Balance Sheet to determine the changes in:
assets, liabilities, and equity
total revenue and net income
Briefly describe the change from the current and prior years in each of these key areas and
determine if the changes would be positive or negative from an investor / stockholder’s view.
Solution
Philips 66 is a well-known name in oil and gas refining industry and had its foundation stone laid
in the year 1875, which operates as downstream business firm in the whole of United States and
abroad. The headquarters of the firm is located in the states of Texas, in Houston. The company
was originally incorporated in the States of Delaware in the year 2011 but was a result of the
restructure of Conoco Philips after which it operates as a separate public company, having its
stock listed in the New York Stock Exchange.
The profitability ratio are satisfactory in terms of increasing trend but the overall net income
margin is low and the earnings constitute the effect of discontinued operations in all the three
period under consideration. The turnover ratios are not at all satisfactory, rather they are
following a decreasing trend showing lack of efficient policies of firm in management of its
current and fixed assets. Thus it would be wise to wait also as the P/E ratio calls for the firms’
price to fall ..
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Selling mortgages: Explain why some financial institutions prefer to sell the mortgages than to
originate? Textbook Financial Markets and Institutions 11 edititon
Solution
Answer :
The Financial Institution can sell their mortgage if they expect that interest rates in the market is
going to increase or they wish to increase their liquidity and they do not hav the long-term
funding needed to hold them permanent
Mortgage companies sell mortgage after they are originated and continue to service them .They
do not have sufficient fund to maintain all the mortgages they have originatted.
Selling mortgages Explain why some financial institutions prefer to.pdf
Seller-side solution refers to?
Solution
Seller side solutions are owned by the supplier of goods and are seller biased markets that only
display goods from single seller. customers benefit because these systems reduce the cost of
inventory replenshment and are paid for by and large the sellers Automated order entry solutions
are seller side solutions..
Selection of Officers Six students are running for the positions of.pdf
Selection of colored balls from a box: Assume that the box contains 10 balls: 5 Red, 3 Blue and 2
yellow. You draw one ball, note its color, and if its yellow replace it. If it is not yellow, you do
not replace it. You then draw a second ball and note its color. What is the probability that the
second ball drawn is yellow? (2) What is the probability that the second ball drawn is red?
Solution
P[1st red & 2nd yellow] = 14/25 * 11/24 = 154/600 = A P[1st yellow & 2nd
yellow] = 11/25 * 10/24 = 110/600 P[2nd yellow] = sum of the above = 264/600 = B P[1st red |
2nd yellow] = A/B = 154/264 ans: [ c ] 0.5833.
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Select a small business with which you are familiar and develop a plan of action for encouraging
ethical behavior. Provide specific examples to support your response.
Analyze a business
Solution
The following steps can be included in the plan of action to encourage ethical behaviour:
Business influences and gets influenced by the environment in which it operates. There are
different aspects to which the business should give importance apart from its operations. The
most important aspect for a business is community because it provides the business with
resiurces and it is the responsibility of the business to contribute something in return. In this way,
it can provide welfare in the society and also increase its goodwill. The business can also get
more resources if the society develops..
Security safeguards and controls cannot do which of the following.pdf
Security mechanisms implement security services. Which of the following security services is
provided by a notarization security mechanism?
Confidentiality
Integrity
Authentication
Nonrepudiation
Solution
d. Nonrepudiation
Nonrepudiation services prevent the parties to a communication from denying that they sent or
received it, or disputing its contents. It may provide either proof of origin or proof of delivery..
Select three technologies or innovations recently implemented in the.pdf
Select three pricing tactics. Identify brands that are using that tactic. Do you think they are being
used effectively and what changes, if any can be made to those tactics?
Subject : marketing
Solution
Hi,
The three pricing tactics are:
Predatory Prcing: Predatory pricing is one where the manufacturer sells at very low price to drive
off the competitions. Samsung uses it to sell products at a lower price and has been successful in
its endeavour.
Odd value pricing: Using the retailer\'s tactic of selling products for £9.99 instead of £10 can be
useful if price is an essential part of customers\' buying decisions. Many teleadvrtisers use this
method to sell their products
Price discrimination: Price discrimination is the practice of setting a different price for the same
product in different segments to the market. Many car manufacturers such as Toyota, Hundai use
this strategy. They sell same car models at different prices in different countries.
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Select the correct statement from the following.
The allocation base determines whether a cost is classified as direct or indirect.
The same cost cannot be classified as both direct and indirect.
Relevant costs can include direct and indirect costs.
Direct costs always display a variable behavior pattern.
Solution
Correct statement is The same cost cannot be classified as both direct and indirect.
same cost can be classified as fixed, variable and mixing cost based upon the situation, type and
use of cost. But a cost cannot be classified both direct and indirect.
For ex: Manufacturing labor costs- DIrect cost this cannot be classified as indirect cost under any
circumstances..
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Select the best answer to the following:
traditionally the supply-production-distribution functions have reported to different departments
the supply, production and distribution functions are part of a total system
materials flow into an organization, are processed in some way and distributed to the consumer
all the above are correct
none of the above
traditionally the supply-production-distribution functions have reported to different departments
the supply, production and distribution functions are part of a total system
materials flow into an organization, are processed in some way and distributed to the consumer
all the above are correct
none of the above
Solution
Answer:
All the above are correct.
Explanation:
The first statement refers to the supply chain itself, and yes, there are different areas ruled,
controled or followed up by different departments within an organzation or company.
The second statement refers to the supply chain as well, but names the supply chain indirectly,
by describing it as a process of 3 steps: supply (of raw materials, production (the process), and
distribution (or delivery to customers).
The third statement refers also the the supply chain. In fact, raw materials are processed and
turned into products by a process, then they are delivered to customers.
Briefly, all statements are saying the same thing..
Select onea. 9.63b. 3.69c. 12.84d. 8.61e. 14.44S.pdf
Select one:
a. 0.0114
b. 0.572
c. 0.286
d. 7.15
Select one:
a. 0.0114
b. 0.572
c. 0.286
d. 7.15
a. 0.0114
b. 0.572
c. 0.286
d. 7.15
Solution
If we collect random samples of 25 American teens mean of the sampling
distribution = 25*proportion of American teens that have jobs = 25* 0.286 = 7.15 hence d is the
correct answer.
Select a united states of america government investment project and .pdf
Select a topic that would have data values from the internet.Go to the internet and examine the
topic, copy and paste at least 20 data items with their corresponding categories into a Word
document and do the following: Create a normal distribution, probability distribution, binomial
distribution, hyper geometric distribution, and multinomial distribution for your data
sample.Compose an explanation of the data and the corresponding results. Calculate the standard
deviation of the sample and eliminate any outliers greater than 2.9 more than the mean. Develop
the distributions without the outliers and do a data variance comparison.
Solution
u ve asked a lots of thing in a single question.
it ll talke more than 1 hour to solve it ..
please repost the question wit h some more details and make it little clear so dat i can solve it
and give u the best possible answer...
thank u......
Section 4 Valuation of Company’s Securities and Risk Assessment.pdf
Section 4: Valuation of Company’s Securities and Risk Assessment
(a) Bonds: Consider the longest-maturity bond of the company. Assuming a current discount rate
of
6%, what is the value of this bond?
(b) Common Stock: Consider the common stock of the company. Using the growth rate implied
by
the dividends paid five years ago and the most recent dividend as a constant growth rate, an
expected return of 12.5% and the Constant Growth Model, calculate the value of the company’s
common stock.
(c) Using your valuation date as a reference, and the stock price information obtained,
(i) if you purchased 100 shares of your company’s common stock 5 years ago, what would
(ii) What is the 5-year average return on the stock?
(iii) using the standard deviation of returns as the measure of risk, what is the volatility/risk of
(iv) using the Coefficient of Variation as a measure of the amount of risk (volatility) per unit
(v) Using historical stock returns data for the firm and an applicable market portfolio, run a
be your dollar and percentage returns on the stock?
the stock?
of return, how would you describe the relative merit of investing in this stock (hint:
compare with key competitor and application market index).
regression of firm return (dependent variable) and market portfolio return (independent
variable) and determine the beta for the stock.
(d) Key investment risks: what industry, market, and company-specific factors may result in your
company’s stock being a bad investment?
Section 4: Valuation of Company’s Securities and Risk Assessment
(a) Bonds: Consider the longest-maturity bond of the company. Assuming a current discount rate
of
6%, what is the value of this bond?
(b) Common Stock: Consider the common stock of the company. Using the growth rate implied
by
the dividends paid five years ago and the most recent dividend as a constant growth rate, an
expected return of 12.5% and the Constant Growth Model, calculate the value of the company’s
common stock.
(c) Using your valuation date as a reference, and the stock price information obtained,
(i) if you purchased 100 shares of your company’s common stock 5 years ago, what would
(ii) What is the 5-year average return on the stock?
(iii) using the standard deviation of returns as the measure of risk, what is the volatility/risk of
(iv) using the Coefficient of Variation as a measure of the amount of risk (volatility) per unit
(v) Using historical stock returns data for the firm and an applicable market portfolio, run a
be your dollar and percentage returns on the stock?
the stock?
of return, how would you describe the relative merit of investing in this stock (hint:
compare with key competitor and application market index).
regression of firm return (dependent variable) and market portfolio return (independent
variable) and determine the beta for the stock.
(d) Key investment risks: what industry, market, and company-specific factors may result in your
company’s stock being a bad investment?
(a) Bo.
Security mechanisms implement security services. Which of the follow.pdf
Security Firms
Total Awards
Salomon Smith Barney
39
Merrill Lynch
28
Morgan Stanley
25
Lehman Brothers
24
Goldman Sachs
22
A.G. Edwards
21
Credit Sussie First Boston
21
J.P. Morgan Chase
20
What is the probability of selecting an award at random from the above list that is to Credit
Sussie First Boston or to J.P. Morgan Chase if it is selected from those not at Salomon Smith
Barney and not at Merrill Lynch?
MUST SHOW WORK!!!
Security Firms
Total Awards
Salomon Smith Barney
39
Merrill Lynch
28
Morgan Stanley
25
Lehman Brothers
24
Goldman Sachs
22
A.G. Edwards
21
Credit Sussie First Boston
21
J.P. Morgan Chase
20
Solution
Since the swlwction is from those not at Salomon Smith Barney and not at Merrill Lynch we can
delete these rows. So the balance is given below
probability of selecting an award at random from the above list that is to Credit Sussie First
Boston or to J.P. Morgan Chase =P(Credit Sussie First Boston)+P(.P. Morgan Chase)
=(21/133)+(20/133) = 0.3083
urity FirmsTotal AwardsMorgan Stanley25Lehman Brothers24Goldman Sachs22A.G.
Edwards21Credit Sussie First Boston21J.P. Morgan Chase20Total133.
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