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Action Motor Sports Company uses a machine that can produce 100 razor scooters per hour. The firm operates 12 hours per? day, five days per week. Due to regularly scheduled preventive? maintenance, the machines will have to be down 5% of the available time. Based on experience with other? products produced during preventive maintenance, the firm achieved an efficiency level for the wheels of? 87%. The company’s internal utilization goal is 75%.

a. What is the firms effective capacity? [ Select ]

5636

6000

5700

6240

4900

b. What is the expected actual weekly output of scooters for this? company, based on effective capacity? [ Select ]

95

6000

5246

4959

5700

c. Which of the following is true? [ Select ]

Effective capacity is 6000 razor scooters

Action Motor Sports has achieved utilization goal of >=90%

Action Motor Sports should be able to fulfill average customer orders for 5800 motor scooters per week

Action Motor Sports has achieved utilization goal of >=75%

The maximum weekly theoretical capacity is 5600 razor scooters

d. If the company received an order for 10,000 razor scooters per week and switched to a 18-hour daily operation, is it likely they would be able to fulfill demand, based on effective capacity? [ Select ]

Yes, because design capacity is far enough over the demand of 10,000 to accommodate the order

Yes, but only if the company can decrease the downtime from 5% to 2%

No, because the utilization is below the goal of 75%

Yes, because the design capacity is above 9000

No, because the 5 % down time will prohibit the company from producing 10,000 razor scooters

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1. Introduction and background of the hospitality organizations such as hotels, restaurants, bars, airlines, cruise ships, Airbnb, Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) in British Columbia Canada.

2. The role of IT, social media, virtual media, digital marketing, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), supply chains and its impact within the hospitality industry in British Columbia/Canada.

3. Discuss the the changing marketing communication across various demographic groups, developed and developing countries.

4. Critically discuss Value creation strategy, competitive advantage, make or buy decisions, cost and benefit analysis

5. Conclusion and recommendations discussion should be considered as problem-solving using decision- making models, user friendly, community platforms, gig-economy, future effective monitoring and evaluation of IT systems

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Does impulse buying really increase sales? A market researcher is curious to find out whether the location of packages of chewing gum in a grocery store really has anything to do with volume of gum sales. As a test, gum is moved to a different location in the store every Monday for four weeks (four locations). To control the experiment for type of gum, six different brands are moved around. Sales representatives keep track of how many packs of each type of gum are sold every Monday for the four weeks. The results follow. Test to determine whether there are any differences in the volume of gum sold at the various locations. Let 0.05.

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Octane An automotive engineer wanted to determine whether the octane of gasoline used in a car increases gas mileage. Recognizing that car and driver are variables that affect gas mileage, he selected six different brands of car and assigned a driver to each car, so he blocked by car type and driver. For each car (and driver), the researcher randomly selected a number from 1 to 3, with 1 representing 87-octane gasoline, 2 representing 89-octane gasoline, and 3 representing 92-octane gasoline. Then 5 gallons of the gasoline selected was placed in the car. The car was driven around a closed track at 40 miles per hour until the car ran out of gas. The number of miles driven was recorded and then divided by 5 to obtain the miles per gallon. He obtained the following results:

(a) Normal probability plots for each treatment indicate that the requirement of normality is satisfied. Verify that the requirement of equal population variances for each treatment is satisfied.

(b) Explain the role blocking plays in reducing the variability of gas mileage.

(c) Is there sufficient evidence that the mean miles per gallon are different among the three octane levels at the  level of significance?

(d) If the null hypothesis from part (c) was rejected, use Tukey’s test to determine which pairwise means differ using a familywise error rate of .

(e) Based on your results for part (d), what do you conclude?

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