20. Katnis Evergreen, a junior at Tech, is moving out of the dorms where she has lived for 2 into an apartment in town. She is considering three apartment complexes-the Temaces Vistas, and Foxfield. She is poing to evaluate the apartments uning three cnteria-cost, cond tion (age, upkeep, etc and locatioe (ie prosimity to campus, transportation, shopping, Katnis's pairwise comparisons for cach of the three apartment compleses for each criterice her pairwise comparison matri for the three criteria are as follows Cost Terraces Vistas Foxfield Apartment 2. 13 Termaces Vistas 1/2 %3D 15 Foxfield Condition Apartment Terraces Vistas Foxfield Terraces 1/2 1/3 Vistas Foxfield Location Apartment Terraces Vistas Foxfield Termaces Vistas 13 Fofield 1/2 Criterion Cost Condition Location Cost 3. 5. Condition 1/3 2. Location 1/5 1/2 Determine an overall ranking of the three apartment complexes by using AHP.

This is about Operations Management problems. I want to know these problem's solutions. (No. 14- 19) I attached images of those   Thank you.

Refer to exercise 2(a). The estimated cost to complete the house by contractors is (choose the best answer): $348,000 B $334,080 $320,160 $299,280 E

A plastic manufacturing company is considering 2 alternative locations for a new facility. The management considered 2 alternatives: Sta. Rosa and Sta. Rita. The fixed costs for Sta. Rosa is Php1M and variable cost is Php25 per unit. On the other hand, the fixed costs for Sta. Rita is Php1.5M and variable cost is Php23 per unit. 1. If the company plans on producing 50,000 units which location would be more attractive? 2. At what volume the two alternatives equal in cost?

Fort Wayne Plastics Inc is trying to develop a plan for its workforce and production levels for the six-month period from January to June. The firm produces plastic components. Forecast demands over the next six months are 1,304, 633, 809, 1,175, 2,146, and 1,373. There are currently (end of December) 347 workers employed in the plant. Ending inventory in December is expected to be 461 units, and the firm would like to have 575 units on hand at the end of June. The cost of hiring one worker is $546. The cost of firing a worker is $900. The cost of holding one unit of inventory for one month is $60. In the past, the plant manager observed that over 21 working days, with the workforce level constant at 76 workers, the firm produced 233 plastic components. The number of working days per month from January to June for this year is 26, 25, 25, 17, 22, 17. Find the optimal production per month as well as the corresponding optimal cost for this plan. P1 Number P2= Number P3 Number P4 Number…

53   A capacity alternative has an initial cost of $50,000 and cash flow of $20,000 for each of the next four years. If the cost of capital is 5 percent, what is the approximate net present value of this investment? Select one: $20,920 $49,840 $106,990 $26,160 $70,920

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Required information The Childfair Company has three plants producing child push chairs that are to be shipped to four distribution centers. Plants 1, 2, and 3 produce 12, 17, and 11 shipments per month, respec- tively. Each distribution center heeds to receive 10 shipments per month. The distance from each plant to the respective distributing centers is given below: Distance Plant 1 2 3 1 1450 1750 1250 Distribution Center 3 1050 1250 1450 Obtain an optimal solution, and determine the total cost. Total Cost = $ 2 1950 2050 1850 The freight cost for each shipment is $100 plus 50 cents per mile. 4 1350 1650 1550

Below are instructions for Wilson hotel  Michael Wilson entered into a new business, hotel ownership, by buying a small 24 room hotel and café. The hotel is located in a remote area of Minnesota that is popular for tourists. Michael has hired you for advice. Michael hired a young couple to run the hotel and café on a daily basis and plans to pay them a monthly salary. They will live for free in a small apartment adjacent to the office. The couple will be responsible for hiring and supervising five part-time personnel who will help with cleaning the rooms, cooking, waiting on customers in the café. The couple will maintain records of rooms rented, meals served, and payments received. They will also make weekly deposits. Mike is concerned about his lack of control over the records and operations. Mike lives 5 hours away and will only be able to make periodic visits. Mike trusts the couple but wonders if it makes sense to place so much trust in employees. Mike needs your help to identify…

The Candle Company plans to open a new retail store in Portland, Maine. The store will sell specialty candles for an average of $10 each. The average variable costs per candle are as follows: Wax $4 Other additives $2 Base $1 The company is negotiating its lease for the new location. The landlord has offered two leasing options: Option A) a lease of $2,500 per month; or Option B) a monthly lease cost of $2,000 plus 10% of the company's monthly sales revenue. The lease option that is more attractive for the company under its current sales expectations is option B, the fixed lease payment plus sales based commission because it results in the lowest total lease costs The indifference point is The company expects to sell approximately 400 candles per month. Requirement 2. At what level of sales (in units) would the company be indifferent between the two lease options? Show your proof. candles. Begin by selecting the equation to determine the indifference point. (Abbreviations used" FC =…