The research department of company has recommended to the marketing department to launch three varieties of biscuits. The marketing manager has to decide one of the types of Biscuit to be launched under the following estimated payoffs for various levels of sales: Estimated levels of sales Type of Biscuit 15,000 10,000 5,000 Milk Biscuit 30 10 10 Digestive Biscuit 40 15 5 Cream Biscuit 55 20 3 What will be the marketing manager's decision under the following decision criteria's?

The research department of company has recommended to the marketing department to launch three varieties of biscuits. The marketing manager has to decide one of the types of Biscuit to be launched under the following estimated payoffs for various levels of sales: Estimated levels of sales Type of Biscuit 15,000 10,000 5,000 Milk Biscuit 30 10 10 Digestive Biscuit 40 15 5 Cream Biscuit 55 20 3 What will be the marketing manager's decision under the following decision criteria's?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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