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    5. Question 5

    )xcel can only "e used to simulate systems that can "e represented "y continuousrandom varia"les.

    Answer

    True

    False

    Question 6

    *tartin' conditions have no impact on the validity of a simulation model.Answer

    True

    False

    Question 7

    Data cannot exhi"it "oth trend and cyclical patterns.

    Answer

    True

    False

    Question 8

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    +ualitative methods are the least common type of forecastin' method for the lon',termstrate'ic plannin' process.

    Answer

    True

    False

    Question 9

    Assume that it ta#es a colle'e student an avera'e of - minutes to find a par#in' spot inthe main par#in' lot. Assume also that this time is normally distri"uted with a standarddeviation of 2 minutes. hat time is exceeded "y approximately $- of the colle'estudents when tryin' to find a par#in' spot in the main par#in' lot/

    Answer3.7minutes

    5.8minutes

    6.4minutes9.2

    minutes

    Question 10

    is a measure of dispersion of random varia"le values a"out theexpected value.

    Answer

    Standard deviation

    Range

    The z-score (the standard score)

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    Question 11

    The is the expected value of the re'ret for each decision.Answer

    e$%ected va!ue

    e$%ected o%%ortunit& !oss

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    e$%ected va!ue o" %er"ect in"ormation

    none o" the a#ove

    Question 12

    Developin' the cumulative pro"a"ility distri"ution helps to determineAnswer

    the coe'cient o" variation

    data sets

    random num#er ranges

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    Question 13

    Two hundred simulation runs were completed usin' the pro"a"ility of a machine"rea#down from the ta"le "elow. The avera'e num"er of "rea#downs from thesimulation trials was 1.9% with a standard deviation of 0.20.

    No. of

    breakdowns

    per week

    Probability Cumulativeprobability

    0 .10 .10

    1 .25 .35

    2 .36 .1

    3 .22 .93

    ! .0 1.00

    hat is the pro"a"ility of 2 or fewer "rea#downs/

    Answer.

    .*5

    .35

    .7

    Question 14

    andom num"ers 'enerated "y a process instead of a

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    process are pseudorandom num"ers.Answer

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    Question 15

    onsider the followin' frequency of demand3

    4f the simulation "e'ins with 0.5102! the simulated value for demand would "eAnswer

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    3

    4

    Question 16

    is a cate'ory of statistical techniques that uses historical data topredict future "ehavior.

    Answer

    ,ua!itative methods

    Regression

    Time series

    ,uantitative methods

    Question 17

    6iven the followin' data on the num"er of pints of ice cream sold at a local icecream store for a &,period time frame3

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    4f the forecast for period - is equal to 2$-! use exponential smoothin' with 7 8 .(0 to compute a forecast for period $.

    Answer

    *73

    *77*67.8

    *86.*

    Question 18

    hich of the followin' possi"le values of alpha would cause exponentialsmoothin' to respond the most slowlyto sudden chan'es in forecast errors/

    Answer

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    .

    .5

    .

    Question 19

    is the difference "etween the forecast and actual demand.Answer

    orecast mista/e

    orecast error

    M0

    orecast accurac&

    Question 20

    4n exponential smoothin'! the closer alpha is to ! the 'reater thereaction to the most recent demand.

    Answer

    -

    - or

    Question 21

    onsider the followin' demand and forecast.

    Period "emand #ore$ast

    1 10

    2 12 15

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    3 1% 20

    ! 22

    4f AD 8 2! what is the forecast for period (/Answer

    *

    **

    *3

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    Question 22

    is a"solute error as a percenta'e of demand.Answer

    1umu!ative error

    M0

    M20

    verage error

    Question 23

    oefficient of determination is the percenta'e of the variation in the varia"le that results from the varia"le.Answer

    de%endent de%endent

    inde%endent de%endent

    de%endent inde%endent

    inde%endent inde%endent

    Question 24

    onsider the followin' 'raph of sales.

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    hich of the followin' characteristics is exhi"ited "y the data/Answer

    Trend on!&

    Trend %!us seasona!

    Seasona! on!&

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    Question 25

    A loaf of "read is normally distri"uted with a mean of 22 o: and a standard

    deviation of 0.- o:. hat is the pro"a"ility that a loaf is lar'er than 21 o:/ound your answer to four places after the decimal.

    Answer

    Question 26

    A life insurance company wants to estimate their annual payouts. Assume thatthe pro"a"ility distri"ution of the lifetimes of the participants is approximately anormal distri"ution with a mean of &5 years and a standard deviation of ( years.hat proportion of the plan recipients would receive payments "eyond a'e $-/ound your answer to four places after the decimal.

    Answer

    Question 27

    An online sweepsta#es has the followin' payoffs and pro"a"ilities. )ach personis limited to one entry.

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    The pro"a"ility of winnin' at least ;1!000.00 is .Answer

    - pointsQuestion 28

    A fair die is rolled 5 times. hat is the pro"a"ility that an even num"er

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    ,100 %00 ,-0 10D 2- 2- 2- 2-

    4f the pro"a"ilities of each economic condition are 0.-! 0.1! 0.%-! and 0.0-respectively! what is the hi'hest expected payoff/

    Answer

    Question 31

    6iven the followin' random num"er ran'es and the followin' random num"ersequence3 &2! 1%! 2-! (0! 5&! 9%! determine the avera'e demand for thefollowin' distri"ution of demand.

    "emand

    &andom

    Number &an'es

    5 00(1!

    6 15(!!

    !5(69

    % 0(%!

    9 %5(99

    Answer

    Question 32

    o"ert wants to #now if there is a relation "etween money spent on 'am"lin' andwinnin's.

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    hat is the coefficient of determination/ ote3 please report your answer with 2 placesafter the decimal point.

    Answer

    Question 33

    This is the data from the last ( wee#s3

    Bse the equation of the re'ression line to forecast the increased sales for when thenum"er of ads is 10.

    Answer

    Question 34

    The followin' data summari:es the historical demand for a product.

    )ont* +$tual

    "emand

    )ar$* 20

    +pril 25

    )ay !0

    ,une 35

    ,uly 30

    +u'ust !5

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    Bse exponential smoothin' with 7 8 .2 and the smoothed forecast for Culy is %2.Determine the smoothed forecast for Au'ust.

    Answer

    Question 35

    onsider the followin' annual sales data for 2001,2005.

    -ear ales

    2001 2

    2002 !

    2003 10

    200! %

    2005 1!

    2006 1%

    200 1

    200% 20

    alculate the correlation coefficient . Bse four si'nificant di'its after the decimal.Answer

    Question 36

    The followin' sales data are availa"le for 200%,2005.

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    Determine a (,year wei'hted movin' avera'e forecast for 2009! where wei'hts are 18 0.1! 2 8 0.2! % 8 0.2 and ( 8 0.-.

    Answer

    Question 37

    Daily hi'hs in *acramento for the past wee#

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    200! 12 10

    2005 1! 15

    2006 20 22

    200 16 1%

    200% 25 21

    alculate the a"solute value of the avera'e error. Bse three si'nificant di'its after thedecimal.

    Answer