Exam 18: Decision Theory and the Normal Distribution

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Given the following opportunity loss function, determine the loss when 1,100 units are sold. Opportunity loss = 3 (1,000 - X)for X ≤ 1,000, otherwise 0.

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If the break-even volume doubles, this suggests that

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Briefly describe the opportunity loss function.

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Harry Sprague makes custom bowling balls.His fixed cost is $255,000, variable cost is $45.50, and selling price is $55.50.To what value must he reduce his variable cost if he wants a break-even point of 10,000 units?

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If the fixed costs are $25,000 and the variable cost/unit is $35 and the selling price is $375 units, what is the break-even?

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The price/unit minus the variable cost/unit is

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The unit normal loss integral can be used to compute EOL.

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Jack Spratt makes candlesticks.His fixed cost is $5,000, variable cost is $3.50, and selling price, $8.50.To what value must he reduce his variable cost if he wants a break-even point of 900 units?

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Given the following opportunity loss function, determine the loss when 500 units are sold. Opportunity loss = 2 (600 - X)for X ≤ 600, otherwise 0.

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If the fixed costs are $15,000 and the variable cost/unit is $35 and the break-even is 100 units, what is the selling price per unit?

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If the fixed costs are $10,000 and the variable cost/unit is $10 and the break-even is 100 units, what is the selling price per unit?

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Cost volume analysis deals only with costs while break-even analysis deals with both costs and revenues.

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Tony B.is attempting to start a landscaping business.He estimates that to break even, he will need about 150 customers.He believes that he will lose approximately $500 per customer for each customer fewer than the 150.At the moment, he believes there is an 80% probability that he will be able to secure between 130 and 170 customers, and that there is a 50/50 chance that demand will be greater than 160 customers.What is the mean or expected number of sales?

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If D = 0.75, s = 500, K = 6, and the selling price/unit = 5, determine EOL.

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Given the following opportunity loss function, determine the loss when 400 units are sold. Opportunity loss = 3 (1,000 - X)for X ≤ 1,000, otherwise 0.

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In many business break-even analyses, the normal distribution can be used to estimate demand.

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EVPI and minimum EOL are equivalent.

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The parfumerie at Amour Fou projects that the annual worldwide demand for their new fragrance Odeur de Fromage will be normally distributed with a mean of 122 units and a standard deviation of 44.The break-even point is 100 units, and for each unit sold less than that number, the company will lose $750.What is the expected opportunity loss?

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Given the following opportunity loss function, determine the loss when 5,000 units are sold.Opportunity loss: 6.5(8,000 - X)for X ≤ 9,000.

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The IRU Company manufactures traditional wooden pencils.They have determined their variable cost/unit to be $0.012/pencil.Fixed costs, however, are quite high because of old processing equipment and costly packaging.The fixed costs are estimated at $140,000/month.IRU sells their pencils at a price of $13.248/gross.(There are 144 pencils in a gross.)How many grosses of pencils must be sold annually to break even?

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