Find the optimum strategies for player A and player B in the following game. Find the value of the game. (Be sure to look for a saddle point first.) 6-5 7 Find the optimum strategy for player A. Choose the correct answer below and fill in the answer box(es) to complete your choice. OA. The game is strictly determined. Player A should choose row (Type a whole number.) B. The game is not strictly determined. Player A should choose row 1 with probability and row 2 with probability (Type integers or simplified fractions.) Find the optimum strategy for player B. Choose the correct answer below and fill in the answer box(es) to complete your choice. OA. The game is strictly determined. Player B should choose column (Type a whole number.) COOTE B. The value of the game is (Type an integer or a simplified fraction.) 8 19 The game is not strictly determined. Player B should choose column 1 with probability and column 2 with probability (Type integers or simplified fractions.) 11 19

Scientist give two different treatment to people who have the flu and determine if their health improves. The results for the test are in the two way table. A. What percentage of people receiving treatment 1 had improved health. B. What percentage of people receiving treatment to had improved health.

Chi-square There are 4 TV sets at the student center of a large university lounge. At a particular time of each day, four different soap operas (namely 1, 2, 3 and 4) are being transmitted at these TV sets. The attending number of students viewing the 4 soap operas are 80, 88, 79 and 53. The percentage of audience captured by these shows during one semester after the summer break are 25%, 30%, 25% and 20%, respectively. The survey consists of 300 students. a) if the viewing pattern has not changed, what number of students is expected to watch each soap opera? b)using descriptive statistics, show the relative frequency of students watching each soap opera before the break c)test at 1% significance level, if these numbers indicate a change in watching behaviour.

Drop down choices: box 1: reject, fail to reject box 2: is, is not box 3 support, reject box 4: not changed, changed, increased, decreased

Homework: four companies locations V,X,Y and Z are given with rating with respect to certain factors as shown in the table below.. Find the best plant location among V,X,Y and Z. Rating factors Availability of Infrastructure Availability of suppliers Availability of proximity to the market V 80 45 73 companies location Y 50 X 70 40 65 75 80 Z 95 35 60

K A hungry college student is debating between order A and order B. Order A: A hamburger, french fries, apple, and a soda. Order B: A hot dog, onion rings, candy, and a soda. Which order is cheaper? By how much? Item Price Hot dog $2 Which order will be cheaper and by how much? O A. Order B is cheaper. The cheaper meal costs $ OB. Order A is cheaper. The cheaper meal costs $ OC. They are the same price. Hamburger $3 less than the other meal. less than the other meal. Soda $2 Concession Stand Menu Onion Rings $4 French Fries $3 Apple $2 Candy $1

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