
Engineering Economy 7th Edition by Leland Blank ,Anthony Tarquin
Edition 7ISBN: 978-0073376301
Engineering Economy 7th Edition by Leland Blank ,Anthony Tarquin
Edition 7ISBN: 978-0073376301 Exercise 29
For each situation below, determine (1) if the variable is discrete or continuous and (2) if the information involves certainty, risk, and/or uncertainty.
a) The first cost of a new front-end loader is $34,000 or $38,000 depending on the size purchased.
b) The raises for engineers and technical staff employees will be 3%, or 5%, with one-half getting 3% and one-half getting 5%.
c) Revenue from a new product line is expected to be between $350,000 and $475,000 per year.
d) The salvage value for an old machine will be $500 (i.e., its asking price) or $0 (it will be thrown away).
e) Profits are equally likely to be up anywhere from 25% to 60% this year.
a) The first cost of a new front-end loader is $34,000 or $38,000 depending on the size purchased.
b) The raises for engineers and technical staff employees will be 3%, or 5%, with one-half getting 3% and one-half getting 5%.
c) Revenue from a new product line is expected to be between $350,000 and $475,000 per year.
d) The salvage value for an old machine will be $500 (i.e., its asking price) or $0 (it will be thrown away).
e) Profits are equally likely to be up anywhere from 25% to 60% this year.
Explanation
Discrete variables are those variables w...
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