MAT-FPX2001_BurnettJessica_Assessment 1-1

The real cost of SA’s most expensive website The budget for South Africa’s most expensive web site yet makes for startling reading, writes Arthur Goldstuck, who pins down its cost.More was spent on the planning of the Free State government website than most South Africancorporates have ever spent on the full development and implementation of their web sites.The tender was awarded by the Free State Province on 24 February 2012 for the “Redesign/Relaunch of a comprehensive and integrated website” to the “Cherry Ikamva-Jugganaut Joint Venture”. It includes four phases prior to implementation, followed by implementation, maintenance and “content generation and management”.The tender award document, supplied yesterday to Radio 702 by the Office of the Director General of the Free State Provincial Government, makes for startling reading.Phase one, for “planning, conceptualisation, research & information development”, allocates the following funds for financial year 2011/12: 1.R350 000…

Part 1: Think about a business you are working in, hope to develop, or plan on joining after you complete your degree.  What kind of mathematical tasks and thinking do you think you will need?  What kind of calculations will you be making? Use Part 2 and Part 3 as guides/ideas for follow-up responses to your peers. Part 2: Are you being specific enough? What kind of business is this? Service? Manufacturing? Warehousing or supplying of physical goods? Personal representation? What kind of calculations? Did you think about various types of expenditures you might need to calculate? Financial? Production costs?  Labor costs?  Taxes? What kinds of decisions will you have to make and what kind of information and/or data will you base these decisions on? Part 3: Were you specific enough?  Can you imagine this business model?  Is your business idea realistic?  How do you make money?  Do you want to make money?  Or is the service/business more important to you than money? Do you think you will…

PLEASE PROVIDE HANDWRITTEN STEP-BY-STEP, CLEAR EXPLANATIONS AND WORKINGS  The government of Grenada wishes to rebuild the West coast road that leads to the north of the island to help alleviate traffic congestion and to provide users with a safer road network. The government of Grenada has approached two (2) contractors for an estimate. They are required to submit a proposal that details the cost combination of labour (L), machinery (M), and technology (T) in achieving their expected total cost, total profit, and total revenue. Contractor 1 Two labour, four machinery, and three technology will result in a total cost of thirty-three dollars. While one labour, two machinery, and one technology give a total profit of fifteen dollars. Lastly, ten labour, five machinery, and six technologies result in total revenue of eighty-three dollars.   Contractor 2 No Proposal was submitted. A) From the answer to part a) above, set these equations in matrix form B) After setting the equations in…

(Convention planning) A professional organization plans its annual convention to be held in San Francisco. Arrangements are being made with a large hotel where the convention will take place. Participants in the 3-day convention will be charged a one-time fee of $ 500 per person, which includes registration fee, room, all food and tips. The hotel charges $ 20,000 to the organization for the use of facilities suchas boardrooms, dance hall and facilities recreational. Additionally, the hotel charges $ 295 per person per room, food, and tips. The organization professional appropriates $ 125 of the $ 500 fee as annual fees to be deposited in the treasury of the national office. Determine the number of participants required for the organization to get back the fixed cost of $ 20,000.

Compare and contrast the fundamental differences between process improvement framework and problem-solving framework. Provide one example of business management, applying each framework to support your response.

Please do not give solution in image format thanku The Denver advertising agency promoting the new Breem dishwashing detergent wants to get the best exposure possible for the product within the ​$105,000 advertising budget ceiling placed on it. To do​ so, the agency needs to decide how much of the budget to spend on each of its two most effective​ media: (1) television spots during the afternoon hours and​ (2) large ads in the​ city's Sunday newspaper. Each television spot costs $3,000​ each Sunday newspaper ad costs $1,250.   The expected​ exposure, based on industry​ ratings, is 35,000 viewers for each TV commercial and 20,000 readers for each newspaper advertisement. The agency​ director, Deborah​ Kellogg, knows from experience that it is important to use both media in order to reach the broadest spectrum of potential Breem customers. She decides that at least 5 but no more than 20 television spots should be​ ordered, and that at least 5 newspaper ads should be contracted.   Aim of…

If something is not clear in the description and you need to make assumptions to make a decision, document the assumptions you make. Please read it carefully The department of public works for a large city has decided to develop a Web-based pothole tracking and repair system (PHTRS). The department hired a new system analyst to analyse and design the web-based PHTRS. The analyst came up with the following description of their requirement: Citizens can log onto a website to view and make potholes report. The report contains the location and severity of potholes. As potholes are reported they are logged with a "public works department repair system" and are assigned with the given data. The recorded potholes consist of information as follows: an identifying number, stored with street address, size (on a scale of 1 to 10), location (middle, curb, etc.), district, and repair priority (determined from the size of the pothole). Further, a work order data is generated for each newly added…

The marketing team at P&G Company is developing an advertising campaign to promote their specialty products. They are considering the usage of Television (TV) and Social Media (SM) as the advertising media for their proposed campaign. The cost of making one TV ad is $1200 and the cost of making one SM ad is $600. P&G's advertising budget has been set at $30,000. The TV exposure rate is 600,000 per ad and SM exposure rate is 200,000 per ad. The following additional guidelines are to be considered. • Do not use more than 25 Social Media ads. • Use at least 35 combined TV and Social Media ads. • Ensure a minimum of 5000 exposures through Social Media exposures • The number of Social Media ads cannot be less than the number of TV ads. The Management at P&G would like to know how many TV and how many SM ads should be used to maximize the overall exposure rates of the advertising campaign   • Describe the case briefly indicating its dimension (number of variables and…

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Pp.4. Subject  :- Advance Mathematic

Cregg Hart is manufacturing manager for Larabee Engineering, a locomotive engine and rail car manufacturer. The company has been very successful in recent years, and in July 2016 signed two major contracts totaling nearly $200 million. A key to the company’s success has been its focus on quality. Customers from around the world have been very pleased with the attention to detail put forth by Larabee Engineering. One of the things Cregg has been adamant about is that Larabee Engineering’s suppliers also provide high quality. As a result, when the company finds good suppliers, it stays with them and tries to establish a long-term relationship. However, Cregg must also factor in the costs of parts and materials and has instructed his purchasing staff to be on the lookout for “better deals.” Recently, Sheryl Carleson, purchasing manager, identified a new rivet supplier in Europe that claims its rivets are as good or better quality than the current supplier’s but at a much lower cost. One…

I need help answering this discussion post. The topic is Identifying study design and making contingency tables.

Lee Company pays its employees on a graduated commission scale: 6% on the first $40,000 sales, 7% on sales from $40,001 to $80,000, and 13% on sales of more than $80,000. May West, an employee of Lee, has $230,000 in sales. What commission did May earn? Could you give me a step by step on working problems like these out?

Direct Materials Purchases Budget Romano’s Frozen Pizza Inc. has determined from its production budget the following estimated production volumes for 12'' and 16'' frozen pizzas for September:

Adirondack Savings Bank (ASB) has $1 million in new funds that must be allocated to home loans, personal loans, and automobile loans. The annual rates of return for the three types of loans are 7% for home loans, 12% for personal loans, and 9% for automobile loans. The bank’s planning committee has decided that at least 40% of the new funds must be allocated to home loans. In addition, the planning committee has specified that the amount allocated to personal loans cannot exceed 60% of the amount allocated to automobile loans. Assume that ASB has the original $1 million in new funds available and that the planning committee has agreed to relax the requirement that at least 40% of the new funds must be allocated to home loans by 1%. How much would the annual return change? How much would the annual percentage return change? Discuss. *

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You are the store manager for The Loft Etc. The store owner, Victoria, noticed that there are several sandwich places near the campus  that deliver food to the dorms.  She asked you to evaluate the feasibility of adding the sandwich business to the store. It will be very difficult to make the sandwiches at the store due to limited kitchen space and health permits requirements. You are considering to buy frozen pre-made sandwiches and heat them in the oven. You would need a freezer to store the pre-made sandwiches and an oven. The estimated the cost of a new freezer is $12,000 and the oven costs $15,000. You found a wholesaler willing to sell the pre-made frozen sandwiches for $2.85 each. You also estimated that the store will incur labor and packaging cost of $0.90 for each sandwich. You did some research and found out that you can sell the sandwiches for $8.95 each.  Prepare a proposal for Victoria. In your report, make sure to address the following: 3. Victoria expects the other…

You are the store manager for The Loft Etc. The store owner, Victoria, noticed that there are several sandwich places near the campus  that deliver food to the dorms.  She asked you to evaluate the feasibility of adding the sandwich business to the store. It will be very difficult to make the sandwiches at the store due to limited kitchen space and health permits requirements. You are considering to buy frozen pre-made sandwiches and heat them in the oven. You would need a freezer to store the pre-made sandwiches and an oven. The estimated the cost of a new freezer is $12,000 and the oven costs $15,000. You found a wholesaler willing to sell the pre-made frozen sandwiches for $2.85 each. You also estimated that the store will incur labor and packaging cost of $0.90 for each sandwich. You did some research and found out that you can sell the sandwiches for $8.95 each.  Prepare a proposal for Victoria. In your report, make sure to address the following: 1. How many sandwiches would have…

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