Questions
ArmCo Company initiated an employee empowerment program (in which employee feedback are collected and responded by...

ArmCo Company initiated an employee empowerment program (in which employee feedback are collected and responded by the management on a regular basis). The Company wishes to find out if employees at all five of its plants --- in the South, Midwest, Northeast, Southwest,and West --- have equally positive perceptions towards the empowerment program.Random samples of employees at the five plants were asked to rate the success of the empowerment program on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the most favorable rating. The collected data is shown to the right. Use Alpha = .05

1: What is the Null Hypothesis (select one)?

2. From the ANOVA table, what is the p-value?

3. From ANOVA table, what is F-statistics for the data?

4. From ANOVA table, what is F-critical?

5. Based on the ANOVA table, what is your decision?

6. Is there any indication of differences in mean ratings across the plants?

Empowerment Ratings from Five Plants

South   Midwest   Northeast   Southwest   West
7       7       7               6       6
1       6       5               9       6
8       10       5               7       6
7       3       5               4       6
2       9       4               7       3
9       10       3               6       4
3       8       4               6       8
8       4       5               7       6
4       9       5               7       6
7       9       1               6       6
6       7       3               6       1
7       6       3               6       6
3       6       7               7       5
8       4       3               6       6
6       6       6               5       5
6       9       3               7       5
2       6       5               8       5
3       5       6               6       4
6       5       3               7       3
8       1       7               5       3
7       6       5               8       6
4       3       1               6       6
3       4       3               7       6
3       4       4               6       5
5       4       1               7       9
6       4       3               8       8
7       7       4               3       4
9       4       6               4       5
9       4       6               6       5
5       4       7               7       5
4       2       2               4       5
5       5       6               6       2
3       2       5               7       1
7       8       7               7       5
5       3       5               4       2
7       2       8               3       4
4       7       9               7       5
       7       10               8       6
       5       5               9       4
       10       5               4       7
       10       4               4
       6       2               3
       3       4               5
       5       6               4
       2                       7
       6                       6
       4                       4
       5          
       2          
       7          
       8          
       7              

In: Statistics and Probability

Construct the following network(AOA) and determine the minimum total cost to complete the project if indirect...

Construct the following network(AOA) and determine the minimum total cost to complete the project if indirect cost is Rs.1500 per day.

Activity

NT

CT

NC

CC

1-2

6

4

6000

7800

1-3

7

4

3000

4200

2-3

4

1

5000

9200

2-5

6

5

6000

7500

3-4

7

3

2000

6800

4-5

3

1

2000

4000

4-6

7

3

4000

5600

5-6

5

4

3000

4100

In: Operations Management

ABC Company has the following asset on its books: Using the double declining balance depreciation method,...

ABC Company has the following asset on its books: Using the double declining balance depreciation method, what is the depreciation expense in years 1 through 4.

               

                                Truck cost                             31,000

                                Salvage value                       1,000

                                Estimated life in years             4

                                Estimated life in miles      100,000

                                Miles driven in years 1 = 25,000, year 2 = 20,000, year 3 = 33,000, year 4 = 24,000

Question 9 options:

a)

year 1 = 7,500, year 2 = 6,000, year 3 = 9,900, year 4 = 7,200.

b)

15,500, year 2 = 7,750, year 3 = 3,875, year 4 = 1,939.

c)

year 1 = 15,000, year 2 = 7,500, year 3 = 3,750, year 4 = 3,750.

d)

year 1 = 15,500, year 2 = 7,750, year 3 = 3,875, year 4 = 2,875.

In: Accounting

Topic: Developing an Ethical Organizational Culture: critically review Apple Inc. culture related to ethics and. Complete...

Topic: Developing an Ethical Organizational Culture:

critically review Apple Inc. culture related to ethics and. Complete the following table by selecting Five behaviors per category

IMPORTANT: structure to answer: Introduce Organization. Consider answers that can improve leadership agility in support of an ethical organizational culture. Conclude on effectiveness of Ethical Culture

Categories

Action behaviors

Need to stop doing?

1

2

3

4

5

Need to start doing?

1

2

3

4

5

Need to continue doing?

1

2

3

4

5

Need to do more of?

1

2

3

4

5

Need to do less of?

1

2

3

4

5

In: Economics

A travel agent (TA) in Athens named “Thomas o Mageiras” has contracts with 135 hotels from...

A travel agent (TA) in Athens named “Thomas o Mageiras” has contracts with 135
hotels from all categories (stars) in the three major Greek summer destinations,
namely Crete, Ionian Islands and South Aegean Islands. In order to better support its
clients the TA yearly collects and updates data regarding the performance of these
hotels.
The dataset in the table that follows, provides various measures of
all 135 hotels, summarized in the following variables:
Variables Description
STARS Hotel class category
Total_Rooms Total number of rooms per hotel

Region_ID

1= Crete
2=Southern Aegean Islands
3=Ionian Islands

ARR_MAY Average Room Rate in May (in €)
ARR_AUG Average Room Rate in August (in €)
L_COST Labor cost per hotel (in €)
Note: The empty cells in the given Excel spreadsheet indicate missing values.


Question 1:
1.1 Construct the frequency distribution, the percentage distribution and the frequency
histogram of the variables ARR_MAY and ARR_AUG for ALL 135 hotels. Use
the same class width = 25 for both frequency distributions. Comment on the
characteristics of the distributions.
1.2 Construct separately, the frequency distributions and the percentage distributions
of the variable ARR_AUG for each of the three destinations. Use the same class
width = 35 for each of the three frequency distributions.
1.3 Construct separately, the frequency distributions and the percentage distributions
of the variable ARR_MAY for hotels with a) Number of rooms ≤ 50 considered
as small size hotels b) Number of rooms > 50 considered as large size hotels. Use
the same class width = 25 for both frequency distributions.

1.4 Plot three histograms of the frequency distributions of the variable ARR_AUG,
one for each of the three destinations, and comment on the main characteristics of
the three distributions.
1.5 Plot two histograms of frequency distributions of the variable ARR_MAY, one
for the small and one for the large size hotels, and comment on the main
characteristics of the two distributions.
1.6 What conclusions can you reach concerning the differences in distribution a) of
ARR_AUG among the three destinations and b) of ARR_MAY between the
small and the large size hotels?

STARS Total_Rooms Region_ID ARR_MAY ARR_AUG L_COST
1 44 2 16 35
1 18 2 16 20
1 21 3 16 40 30.000
1 21 3 16 40 20.000
1 31 2 18 35 10.450
2 32 3 19 45 6.500
1 46 3 19 23 43.549
4 38 1 22 51 59.200
2 73 2 22 41 70.000
4 65 1 25 63 83.000
3 122 2 25 33 568.536
1 16 2 25 70 379.498
1 13 3 25 45 15.000
1 16 3 25 31 27.084
2 29 1 26 44 30.000
2 42 2 28 40
2 17 1 29 53 6.121
1 23 1 30 35 50.237
2 30 2 30 55 40.000
2 15 2 30 45 4.296
1 11 2 30 50
1 22 2 30 35 1.520
3 39 3 30 68 50.000
3 32 3 30 100 40.000
2 49 3 30 73 41.000
1 13 3 30 50 9.500
1 21 3 30 40 10.000
1 8 1 31 49 7.888
2 25 3 32 55 61.766
1 57 1 35 90 11.720
1 20 1 35 45
1 18 1 35 40 112.181
2 26 1 35 40 3.575
2 37 2 35 95 270.000
2 14 3 35 70 5.500
3 98 2 38 75 150.000
3 44 2 38 84 75.704
3 75 1 40 60 37.735
3 32 1 40 60 3.500
2 23 1 40 50 6.500
1 11 1 40 55
1 15 1 40 55 3.500
3 23 1 40 55
3 10 2 40 70 10.000
1 22 2 40 100 20.000
1 12 2 40 65
4 112 3 40 56 363.825
3 72 3 40 75 177.833
1 21 1 42 54 5.700
5 378 3 44 128 2.429.367
2 68 1 45 55 199.000
3 75 2 45 70 220.000
3 62 2 45 90 50.302
3 25 2 45 95 118.049
2 15 1 47 50 19.670
4 221 2 47 102 623.117
3 27 1 48 55 20.906
4 117 2 48 91 360.000
3 62 3 50 90 252.390
3 30 3 50 80 45.000
2 41 3 50 90 166.903
2 14 3 50 80 4.000
3 66 1 51 65 230.000
2 48 1 52 60 284.569
2 39 1 53 104 107.447
3 102 3 53 91 173.481
4 62 2 55 75 249.205
2 21 2 55 100 12.000
2 53 3 55 80 48.200
4 10 1 57 97 30.000
4 70 1 59 128 437.684
1 25 1 59 128 156.316
3 69 1 60 70 256.658
3 47 1 60 120 255.020
3 170 2 60 104 538.848
2 18 2 60 100 10.000
5 270 3 60 90 1.934.820
5 240 2 61 132 1.312.601
4 241 1 64 109 793.009
4 121 1 64 132 494.566
3 54 1 65 90 200.000
4 172 1 68 148 1.383.854
5 57 2 68 140 300.000
4 227 3 69 123 1.538.000
4 322 1 70 159 1.608.013
4 27 1 70 100 130.000
2 10 2 70 100 12.500
4 56 3 70 100 96.000
3 78 3 70 120 377.182
2 24 3 70 120 116.056
2 20 3 70 120 96.713
5 133 1 71 136 801.469
4 96 3 73 134 210.000
3 93 1 76 130 626.000
4 200 2 77 178 796.026
2 35 1 80 110 64.702
1 25 2 80 120 36.277
1 25 2 80 120 36.277
3 16 2 80 100 14.300
4 216 3 80 124 1.339.903
3 74 3 80 95 111.000
5 265 1 81 174 1.393.550
5 280 3 81 138 903.000
5 127 1 85 114 1.072.000
3 33 3 85 120 238.000
4 353 2 87 152 1.511.457
5 172 1 90 195 1.151.600
4 10 1 90 105 15.950
5 219 3 93 162 1.675.995
5 313 1 94 173 2.214.985
3 18 1 94 104 722.069
4 97 3 94 120 441.737
2 43 3 94 120 195.821
5 412 1 95 160 2.165.000
4 276 2 95 160 2.050.000
3 11 3 95 120 3.000
5 166 3 98 183 900.000
3 33 2 99 218 271.724
5 139 2 100 130 495.000
5 50 2 100 180 517.729
2 25 2 100 150 60.000
5 181 3 100 187 1.143.850
5 119 3 100 150 600.000
4 9 3 100 180
5 174 3 102 211 2.500.000
5 124 3 103 160 1.103.939
5 330 2 112 240 434.237
4 324 2 112 211 1.800.000
4 161 3 112 213 1.370.968
5 306 2 113 235 2.074.000
5 261 3 119 211 3.000.000
5 204 1 131 225 2.460.634
4 34 2 133 218 96.619
4 27 2 180 250 51.000
4 12 2 215 265 45.000

In: Statistics and Probability

4. Suppose a monopolist faces two markets with the following demand curves: Market 1: ?1(?1) =...

4. Suppose a monopolist faces two markets with the following demand curves: Market 1: ?1(?1) = 400 − 2?1
Market 2: ?2(?2) = 1000 − 4?2

Let the marginal cost be $20 per unit in both markets.

If the monopolist can price discriminate, what should be ?1 and ?2 to maximize the monopolist’s profit?

In: Economics

What is the only possible value of mℓ for an electron in an s orbital?Express your...

What is the only possible value of mℓ for an electron in an s orbital?Express your answer numerically.

2.

Which of the following set of quantum numbers (ordered n, ℓ, mℓ, ms) are possible for an electron in an atom?

Check all that apply.

-1, 0, 0, -1/2
3, 2, 2, -1/2
3, 1, 0, -1/2
4, 3, -4, -1/2
3, 2, 0, -1/2
2, 1, 3, 1/2
2, 1, 0, -1
3, 3, 1, -1/2

In: Chemistry

Following are cost terms, concepts, and classifications of a metal toy car model manufacturer: 1. Product...

Following are cost terms, concepts, and classifications of a metal toy car model manufacturer:
1. Product costs
2. Period costs
3. Direct material costs
4. Direct labor costs
5. Manufacturing overhead costs
6. Fixed costs
7. Variable costs

Match the above are cost terms, concepts, and classifications to the respective costs items:

1. Metal used in manufacturing of the metal toy car models.

1, 3, 4

2, 7

1, 3, 7

2, 3, 6

2. Depreciation of factory machineries.

1, 3, 6

2, 6

1, 5, 6

1, 3, 7

3. Sales commissions earned by salesman.

1, 3, 6

2, 7

1, 5, 6

1, 3, 7

4. Factory supervisor salaries.

1, 5, 6

2, 7

2, 5, 6

1, 3, 7

5. Factory assembly line worker.

1, 5, 6

2, 7

2, 5, 6

1, 4, 7

In: Accounting

Complete the following recursively defined functions. Base case ?(0)=3 Recursive case ?(?) = 3?(? − 1)...

Complete the following recursively defined functions.

Base case ?(0)=3

Recursive case ?(?) = 3?(? − 1) + 7 for n ≥ 1.

?(1) = ______

f(2) = _______

f(3) = ______

f(4) = ______

Base case ?(0)=1, ?(1)=2

Recursive case ?(?) = ?(? − 1)?(? − 2) for n ≥ 2.

g(2) = ______

g(3) = ______

g(4) = ______

g(5) = ______

In: Computer Science

Calculate the population mean and median based on the numerical values of Satisfaction Level, and then...

Calculate the population mean and median based on the numerical values of Satisfaction Level, and then interpret those at the nominal level.

TABLE C6-2: Customer Satisfaction

Customer Number

Customer Name

Satisfaction Level

Level No.

1

Anderson

Very high

4

7

Hetfield

very high

4

14

Luo

very high

4

15

Madras

very high

4

19

Nickens

very high

4

20

Poteau

very high

4

2

Angero

high

3

5

Chontos

high

3

9

Jamesson

high

3

11

Lehmann

high

3

12

Lee

high

3

22

Scully

high

3

23

Singh

high

3

24

Skinner

high

3

27

Vu'oto

high

3

29

Yap

high

3

3

Ball

medium

2

8

Iruja

medium

2

10

Kemp

medium

2

17

Mulder

medium

2

21

Sakomoto

medium

2

26

Tang

medium

2

28

Walker

medium

2

4

Bobak

low

1

13

Lewins

low

1

16

Morris

low

1

18

Ngozichi

low

1

25

Suzuki

low

1

6

Detley

very low

0

30

Zindermanelino

very low

0

Very High

4

High

3

Medium

2

Low

1

Very Low

0

In: Statistics and Probability