A B 6 Variable Cells 7 8 ܂ ܗ ܣ 9 10 $C$4 Acres allotted Corn 11 12 Constraints 13 14 N Cell Name $B$4 Acres allotted Soybean C 10 Cell Name 15 $D$2 Workers Amt used 16 $D$3 Fertilizer Amt used 17 $D$4 Acres allotted Amt used 2500 3100 166.67 1166.67 D Final Value 166.6666667 1166.666667 Final Value E 1333.333333 Reduced Cost 0 0 Price 1500 633.3333333 5000 616.6666667 F 0 2500 3100 Objective Allowable Allowable Coefficient Increase Decrease G R.H. Side Shadow Constraint Allowable Allowable Increase Decrease 1500 5000 1500 H 3700 1900 950 1850 500 1000 1E+30 166.6666667 250 3500 inkaid grows soybeans and corn on his land about 12 miles outside of Hartington in ortheast Nebraska. He needs to figure out how many acres of the land to allot to ach crop to maximize his profit. After solving the problem using Excel, the following ensitivity report is generated. What is the profit margin of Corn?

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AutoSave Module 7 Excel Quiz Excel Search Sebastian Beltran 回 X Off SB File Home Insert Page Layout Formulas Data Review View Help A Share Comments Insert Calibri v 11 ab Delete Paste $ • % 9 58 28 Conditional Format as Cell Sort & Find & Ideas Sensitivity BI U A K0 .00 00 0 v Format Formatting v Table v Styles v Filter Select Clipboard Font Alignment Number Styles Cells Editing Ideas Sensitivity C23 fx A В C D E F G H K M Q R U 7 Perpetual Inventory Using FIFO 8 Beginning inventory, purchases,and sales data for Keurig coffee machines are as follows: 9. 10 June 1 Inventory 50 units at $10 11 6. Sale 20 units 12 14 Purchase 90 units at $11 13 19 Sale 60 units 14 25 Purchase 40 units at $13 15 30 Sale 50 units 16 17 The business maintains a perpetual inventory system, costing by the first-in, first-out method. 18 Using the chart below, determine the cost of ending inventory. 19 20 Sales Date Purchases Inventory 21 (Cost of goods) 22 Unit Cost Total Unit Cost Total Unit Cost Total 23 24…

The consulting agency begins collecting data on actual population demand utilization. The first year s data is: Period March 2020 April 2020 May 2020 June 2020 Demand 31,550 40,125 38,243 35,311 32,207 32,125 35,700 40,620 n Period Demand September 41,482 2020 October 2020 November 2020 December 2020 January 2021 38,450 February 2021 33,330 38,348 34,722 36,190 July 2020 42,810 August 2020 44,230 What is the forecast demand for March 2021 considering trend and seasonality?

SALES ($1,000s)       Month 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 January 139.7 165.1 177.8 228.6 266.7 431.8 381 431.8 495.3 February 114.3 177.8 203.2 254 317.5 457.2 406.4 444.5 533.4 March 101.6 177.8 228.6 266.7 368.3 457.2 431.8 495.3 635 April 152.4 203.2 279.4 342.9 431.8 482.6 457.2 533.4 673.1 May 215.9 241.3 317.5 355.6 457.2 533.4 495.3 558.8 749.3 June 228.6 279.4 330.2 406.4 571.5 622.3 584.2 647.7 812.8 July 215.9 292.1 368.3 444.5 546.1 660.4 609.6 673.1 800.1 August 190.5 317.5 355.6 431.8 482.6 520.7 558.8 660.4 736.6 September 177.8 203.2 241.3 330.2 431.8 508 508 609.6 685.8 October 139.7 177.8 215.9 330.2 406.4 482.6 495.3 584.2 635 November 139.7 165.1 215.9 304.8 393.7 457.2 444.5 520.7 622.3 December 152.4 177.8 203.2 292.1 406.4 431.8 419.1 482.6 622.3                     The DeBourgh Manufacturing Company was founded in 1909 as a metal-fabricating company in Minnesota by the four Berg brothers. In the 1980s, the company…

Month # MachineHours (X) MaintenanceCosts (Y)   Jan 3,000 $440   Feb 4,500 $690   Mar 8,000 $510   Apr 7,000 $600   May 6,000 $550   Jun 9,000 $980   Jul 3,500 $840   Aug 5,500 $600 What does the slope represent? the rate at which the X variable changes as a result of the Y variable the rate at which the Y variable changes as a result of the X variable the rate at which the independent variable changes as a result of changes in the dependent variable the rate at which the dependent variable changes as a result of the fixed cost component

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Calculate the break-even for all three years for bagels and bagel sandwiches.

1) What was Henry Ford's primary objective in building the Model-T automobile?   a Make money   b Make a car that was affordable for the masses of people   c Prove his mastery of assembly line techniques   d Become the greates industrialist of the 20th century   2) Parts that are identical to ensure that they will fit into any assembly and can replace another without any custom fitting.   a Interchangeable Parts   b Mass Production   c Custom Reproduction   d Replication fitting