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Question 305 NAT · 1.0 marks
**The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical**
MiloBurgers, a fast-food restaurant sells two types of products: “Double Cheese Veggy” (DCV)
burgers and “Cheese Veggy” (CV) burgers. The DCV uses 0.5Kg of cheese and the CV uses only
0.2kg of cheese. The restaurant starts the day with 200Kg of cheese but may order more at an
additional cost of ₹25 per Kg to cover the delivery cost. Any surplus cheese at the end of the day is
donated to charity. MiloBurgers sells a DCV for ₹100 and a CV for ₹80. All in all, MiloBurgers does
not expect to sell more than 900 items in total during a day and the owner wants to maximizes the
profit for the coming day. Assume that whatever combination is made (a solution to the problem)
can be sold. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.
How many decision variables are present in the standard form of the primal, if the given problem
is formulated as a Linear Programming Problem?
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**The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical**
MiloBurgers, a fast-food restaurant sells two types of products: “Double Cheese Veggy” (DCV)
burgers and “Cheese Veggy” (CV) burgers. The DCV uses 0.5Kg of cheese and the CV uses only
0.2kg of cheese. The restaurant starts the day with 200Kg of cheese but may order more at an
additional cost of ₹25 per Kg to cover the delivery cost. Any surplus cheese at the end of the day is
donated to charity. MiloBurgers sells a DCV for ₹100 and a CV for ₹80. All in all, MiloBurgers does
not expect to sell more than 900 items in total during a day and the owner wants to maximizes the
profit for the coming day. Assume that whatever combination is made (a solution to the problem)
can be sold. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.
How many decision variables are present in the Dual form (which is formulated based on the
standard form of the primal) if the given problem is formulated as Linear Programming Problem?
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**The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical**
MiloBurgers, a fast-food restaurant sells two types of products: “Double Cheese Veggy” (DCV)
burgers and “Cheese Veggy” (CV) burgers. The DCV uses 0.5Kg of cheese and the CV uses only
0.2kg of cheese. The restaurant starts the day with 200Kg of cheese but may order more at an
additional cost of ₹25 per Kg to cover the delivery cost. Any surplus cheese at the end of the day is
donated to charity. MiloBurgers sells a DCV for ₹100 and a CV for ₹80. All in all, MiloBurgers does
not expect to sell more than 900 items in total during a day and the owner wants to maximizes the
profit for the coming day. Assume that whatever combination is made (a solution to the problem)
can be sold. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.
If the restaurant decides to make 450 DCVs and 450 CVs, then what is the value of the objective
function for the linear program which is in the standard form of the primal? [Note: Enter your
answer in decimal rounded to two decimal places. For example, if your answer is 1.235 then enter the
answer as “1.24”]
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**The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical**
MiloBurgers, a fast-food restaurant sells two types of products: “Double Cheese Veggy” (DCV)
burgers and “Cheese Veggy” (CV) burgers. The DCV uses 0.5Kg of cheese and the CV uses only
0.2kg of cheese. The restaurant starts the day with 200Kg of cheese but may order more at an
additional cost of ₹25 per Kg to cover the delivery cost. Any surplus cheese at the end of the day is
donated to charity. MiloBurgers sells a DCV for ₹100 and a CV for ₹80. All in all, MiloBurgers does
not expect to sell more than 900 items in total during a day and the owner wants to maximizes the
profit for the coming day. Assume that whatever combination is made (a solution to the problem)
can be sold. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.
If the restaurant decides to make 450 DCVs and 450 CVs, then how many decision variables in the
Dual form (which is formulated based on the standard form of the primal) will have a value of “0”,
if the given problem is formulated as Linear Programming Problem?
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**The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical**
MiloBurgers, a fast-food restaurant sells two types of products: “Double Cheese Veggy” (DCV)
burgers and “Cheese Veggy” (CV) burgers. The DCV uses 0.5Kg of cheese and the CV uses only
0.2kg of cheese. The restaurant starts the day with 200Kg of cheese but may order more at an
additional cost of ₹25 per Kg to cover the delivery cost. Any surplus cheese at the end of the day is
donated to charity. MiloBurgers sells a DCV for ₹100 and a CV for ₹80. All in all, MiloBurgers does
not expect to sell more than 900 items in total during a day and the owner wants to maximizes the
profit for the coming day. Assume that whatever combination is made (a solution to the problem)
can be sold. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.
If the restaurant decides to make 450 DCVs and 450 CVs, then which of the following option is
correct
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The restaurant will order more cheese in addition to the cheese available in
stock
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The restaurant will not order more cheese and will completely consume the
available cheese
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The restaurant will donate some cheese to charity as it has surplus
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Cannot say as more information is required
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**The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical**
A company has collected data on the average monthly electricity consumed for air conditioning
(dependent variable) relative to (i) Average ambient temperature of the month, (ii) Total number of
working days in the month and (iii) Average number of employees who have worked in that
month. This data is provided in Table-1. Additionally, the correlation matrix for the different
variables in Table-1 is provided in Figure-1. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.
What is the total variability in the dependent variable? [Note: Enter your answer in decimal rounded
to two decimal places. For example, if your answer is 1.235 then enter the answer as “1.24”]
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**The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical**
A company has collected data on the average monthly electricity consumed for air conditioning
(dependent variable) relative to (i) Average ambient temperature of the month, (ii) Total number of
working days in the month and (iii) Average number of employees who have worked in that
month. This data is provided in Table-1. Additionally, the correlation matrix for the different
variables in Table-1 is provided in Figure-1. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.
What is the expected percentage inflation (increase) in the standard error of the beta value
corresponding to “Average Number of Employees who have Worked” due to “Total Number of
Working Days” if a model with only these two variables is built for predicting “Average Electricity
Consumed”? [Note: Enter your answer in **“PERCENTAGE”** rounded to two decimal places without the
percentage symbol. For example, if your answer is 1.235% then enter the answer as “1.24”]
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**The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical**
A company has collected data on the average monthly electricity consumed for air conditioning
(dependent variable) relative to (i) Average ambient temperature of the month, (ii) Total number of
working days in the month and (iii) Average number of employees who have worked in that
month. This data is provided in Table-1. Additionally, the correlation matrix for the different
variables in Table-1 is provided in Figure-1. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.
Based on the expected percentage inflation (increase) in the standard error of the beta value
corresponding to “Average Number of Employees who have Worked” due to “Total Number of
Working Days” if a model with only these two variables is built for predicting “Average Electricity
Consumed”, which of the following statements is/are **TRUE** (choose all that is applicable)?
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The t-statistic corresponding to the “Beta value of Average Number of
Employees who have Worked” will increase. Hence, the corresponding NULL HYPOTHESIS will be
REJECT
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The t-statistic corresponding to the “Beta value of Average Number of
Employees who have Worked” will increase. Hence, the corresponding NULL HYPOTHESIS will NOT
BE REJECTED
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The t-statistic corresponding to the “Beta value of Total Number of Working
Days” will increase. Hence, the corresponding NULL HYPOTHESIS will be REJECT
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The t-statistic corresponding to the “Beta value of Total Number of Working
Days” will increase. Hence, the corresponding NULL HYPOTHESIS will NOT be REJECT
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Say you build a multiple regression model using 6 independent variables and 20 data points. This
is called Model-1. The R-Square for Model-1 is 94%. You then decide to add four more variables
(such that the sample size is still 20) to the model and develop a new model called Model-2. The R-
Squared for Model-2 is 95%. Then which of the following statements is/are TRUE?
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Model-1 is better as it has lower R-Squared
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Model-1 is better as it has lower Adjusted R-Square
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Model-1 is better as it has higher Adjusted R-Square
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Model-2 is better as it has higher R-Square
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Model-2 is better as it has lower Adjusted R-Square
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Model-2 is better as it has higher Adjusted R-Square
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None of these
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**The Following Question is Purely Hypothetical**
Your family is seeking an alliance for you and has found three matrimonial services “X”, “Y” and “Z”.
Assume that the enrolment in the matrimonial services is mutually exclusive. A market survey
indicates that 40% of total enrolments are in “X”, 35% are in “Y” and the remaining are in “Z”. The
market survey also indicates that 25% of registrations in “X” find a suitable match, 40% in “Y” find a
suitable match, and 30% in “Z” find a suitable match. Recently, your family has heard the news that
a relative “P” has not found a suitable match after enrolling in one of the matrimonial services.
Then which matrimonial service would you suspect “P” to have enrolled in?
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Z
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Y
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X
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Cannot say as I am already married (This is not the correct answer to this
question. Just relax, think and choose from the other three)
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**The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical**
A manufacturer produces lenses for sunglasses. In a given day, a total of 100 products were
produced. Products produced can have anywhere between no scratches to 3 scratches. From past
experience, it is seen that the lenses break if it has more than 3 scratches. Broken lenses are not
included in the 100 units which are provided to you. On examining the 100 units, the below Table-
2 on the products with scratches is determined. Based on the production lot of 100 units (given
sample), you are asked to check if the “Number of Scratches on produced lenses” follows a Poisson
Distribution. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.
What would be the mean of the distribution, if you want to check the hypothesis “The number of
scratches on a produced lens follows a Poisson Distribution”? [Note: Enter your answer rounded to
two decimal places. For example, if your answer is 1.235 then enter the answer as “1.24”]
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**The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical**
A manufacturer produces lenses for sunglasses. In a given day, a total of 100 products were
produced. Products produced can have anywhere between no scratches to 3 scratches. From past
experience, it is seen that the lenses break if it has more than 3 scratches. Broken lenses are not
included in the 100 units which are provided to you. On examining the 100 units, the below Table-
2 on the products with scratches is determined. Based on the production lot of 100 units (given
sample), you are asked to check if the “Number of Scratches on produced lenses” follows a Poisson
Distribution. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.
Which of the following is the correct PMF formula for a Poisson Distribution?
**The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical**
A manufacturer produces lenses for sunglasses. In a given day, a total of 100 products were
produced. Products produced can have anywhere between no scratches to 3 scratches. From past
experience, it is seen that the lenses break if it has more than 3 scratches. Broken lenses are not
included in the 100 units which are provided to you. On examining the 100 units, the below Table-
2 on the products with scratches is determined. Based on the production lot of 100 units (given
sample), you are asked to check if the “Number of Scratches on produced lenses” follows a Poisson
Distribution. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.
How many (count) of degrees of freedom will be presented for the computed test statistic for this
problem if you want to check the hypothesis “The number of scratches on a produced lens follows
a Poisson Distribution”?
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**The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical**
A manufacturer produces lenses for sunglasses. In a given day, a total of 100 products were
produced. Products produced can have anywhere between no scratches to 3 scratches. From past
experience, it is seen that the lenses break if it has more than 3 scratches. Broken lenses are not
included in the 100 units which are provided to you. On examining the 100 units, the below Table-
2 on the products with scratches is determined. Based on the production lot of 100 units (given
sample), you are asked to check if the “Number of Scratches on produced lenses” follows a Poisson
Distribution. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.
What is the value of the computed test statistic for the test to be performed if you want to check
the hypothesis “The number of scratches on a produced lens follows a Poisson Distribution”? [Note:
Enter your answer rounded to two decimal places. For example, if your answer is 1.235 then enter the
answer as “1.24”]
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**The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical**
A manufacturer produces lenses for sunglasses. In a given day, a total of 100 products were
produced. Products produced can have anywhere between no scratches to 3 scratches. From past
experience, it is seen that the lenses break if it has more than 3 scratches. Broken lenses are not
included in the 100 units which are provided to you. On examining the 100 units, the below Table-
2 on the products with scratches is determined. Based on the production lot of 100 units (given
sample), you are asked to check if the “Number of Scratches on produced lenses” follows a Poisson
Distribution. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.
Based on the computed test statistic for the test to be performed, using Figure-2, at a significance
level of 10% what will be concluded (choose all that are correct)?
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Reject the Null Hypothesis
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Do not Reject the Null Hypothesis
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Reject the Alternative Hypothesis
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Do not Reject the Alternative Hypothesis
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Accept the Null Hypothesis
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Accept the Alternative Hypothesis
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Assume that you have trained a logistic regression model on a training dataset containing
features X1 and X2. The coefficients obtained and threshold are given in Table 1.
Predict the target variable (y_pred) in the test dataset (Table 2) using the available information.
Based on the available information, answer the given subquestions:
What is the accuracy of the logistic regression model?
[Note: Enter your answer in decimal rounded to four decimal places. For example, if your answer is
0.635450, then enter the answer as “63.5450”]
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Assume that you have trained a logistic regression model on a training dataset containing
features X1 and X2. The coefficients obtained and threshold are given in Table 1.
Predict the target variable (y_pred) in the test dataset (Table 2) using the available information.
Based on the available information, answer the given subquestions:
What is the precision of class 1?
[Note: Enter your answer in decimal rounded to four decimal places. For example, if your answer is
0.635450, then enter the answer as “63.5450”]
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Assume that you have trained a logistic regression model on a training dataset containing
features X1 and X2. The coefficients obtained and threshold are given in Table 1.
Predict the target variable (y_pred) in the test dataset (Table 2) using the available information.
Based on the available information, answer the given subquestions:
What is the recall of class 1?
[Note: Enter your answer in decimal rounded to four decimal places. For example, if your answer is
0.635450, then enter the answer as “63.5450”]
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Assume that you have trained a logistic regression model on a training dataset containing
features X1 and X2. The coefficients obtained and threshold are given in Table 1.
Predict the target variable (y_pred) in the test dataset (Table 2) using the available information.
Based on the available information, answer the given subquestions:
What is the precision of class 0?
[Note: Enter your answer in decimal rounded to four decimal places. For example, if your answer is
0.635450, then enter the answer as “63.5450”]
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Assume that you have trained a logistic regression model on a training dataset containing
features X1 and X2. The coefficients obtained and threshold are given in Table 1.
Predict the target variable (y_pred) in the test dataset (Table 2) using the available information.
Based on the available information, answer the given subquestions:
What is the recall of class 0?
[Note: Enter your answer in decimal rounded to four decimal places. For example, if your answer is
0.635450, then enter the answer as “63.5450”]
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Assume that you have trained a logistic regression model on a training dataset containing
features X1 and X2. The coefficients obtained and threshold are given in Table 1.
Predict the target variable (y_pred) in the test dataset (Table 2) using the available information.
Based on the available information, answer the given subquestions:
What is the correct interpretation of the coefficient β1? (Select all that apply)
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If the X1 increases by 1 unit, the log of odds of the positive outcome increases
by 0.6 assuming X2 to be constant.
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If the X1 increases by 1 unit, the odds of the positive increase by 82% (e \(^{0.6}\)=
1.82) assuming X2 to be constant.
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Higher values of X1 are associated with an increased likelihood of the positive
outcome
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None of these
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Assume that you have trained a logistic regression model on a training dataset containing
features X1 and X2. The coefficients obtained and threshold are given in Table 1.
Predict the target variable (y_pred) in the test dataset (Table 2) using the available information.
Based on the available information, answer the given subquestions:
What is the correct interpretation of the coefficient β2? (Select all that apply)
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If the X2 increases by 1 unit, the log of odds decreases by 0.65, assuming X1 to
be constant.
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If the X2 increases by 1 unit, the odds decrease by 48% (e\(^{−0.65}\) ≈ 0.52),
assuming X1 to be constant.
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Higher values of X2 are associated with a decreased likelihood of the positive
outcome.
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None of these
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There are six business units. There are two outputs and one input under consideration. You are
solving the optimization problem for business unit 3, and you find that the efficiency is 0.9. You
see that the dual variables corresponding to the constraints of business units 2 and 5 are non-
zero, and the dual variables corresponding to the constraints of other units are zero. The dual
variables corresponding to the constraints of business units 2 and 5 are 0.55 and 0.35,
respectively. Based on Table 4, answers the given subquestions.
Hint: At every step, round off your answers to 4 decimal places.
How much will the Output 1 in HCU 3?
[Note: Enter your answer in decimal rounded to four decimal places. For example, if your answer is
1000.63545, then enter the answer as “1000.6355”]
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There are six business units. There are two outputs and one input under consideration. You are
solving the optimization problem for business unit 3, and you find that the efficiency is 0.9. You
see that the dual variables corresponding to the constraints of business units 2 and 5 are non-
zero, and the dual variables corresponding to the constraints of other units are zero. The dual
variables corresponding to the constraints of business units 2 and 5 are 0.55 and 0.35,
respectively. Based on Table 4, answers the given subquestions.
Hint: At every step, round off your answers to 4 decimal places.
How much will the Output 2 in HCU 3?
[Note: Enter your answer in decimal rounded to four decimal places. For example, if your answer is
1000.63545, then enter the answer as “1000.6355”]
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We are interested in understanding the efficiency of 5 Sales Offices. Each of the Sales Offices has
an approved budget and a team size for achieving a fixed target of 10,00,000. As a Business
Analyst, you must formulate a DEA problem using Linear programming for the **Sales Office 2.**
Answer the given subquestions using the Table below.
We are interested in understanding the efficiency of 5 Sales Offices. Each of the Sales Offices has
an approved budget and a team size for achieving a fixed target of 10,00,000. As a Business
Analyst, you must formulate a DEA problem using Linear programming for the **Sales Office 2.**
Answer the given subquestions using the Table below.
We are interested in understanding the efficiency of 5 Sales Offices. Each of the Sales Offices has
an approved budget and a team size for achieving a fixed target of 10,00,000. As a Business
Analyst, you must formulate a DEA problem using Linear programming for the **Sales Office 2.**
Answer the given subquestions using the Table below.
Which of them is not a constraint for the LP problem pertaining to Sales Office 2? (Select all that
apply)
You are in the process of selecting an ideal car when a lot of options are available. For example,
the three brands that have been on top of your mind are: Maruti, Hyundai, and Volkswagen.
Similarly, there are 2 engine options that are highly efficient: 1000 CC and 1500 CC. Lastly, the type
of automatic gearbox is another important variable in deciding the ideal car. There are 3 gearbox
options available: AMT, AT and DSC. Also, assume that Maruti is the least preferred brand, and
assume AMT is the least preferred gearbox. Based on the inputs available, you build a regression
model, and the coefficients are given below in Figure 1.
Based on the above data, answer the given subquestions.
What is the part worth to customers if he/she upgrades from Maruti to Volkswagen?
[Note: Enter your answer in decimal rounded to four decimal places. For example, if your answer is
1000.63545, then enter the answer as “1000.6355”]
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You are in the process of selecting an ideal car when a lot of options are available. For example,
the three brands that have been on top of your mind are: Maruti, Hyundai, and Volkswagen.
Similarly, there are 2 engine options that are highly efficient: 1000 CC and 1500 CC. Lastly, the type
of automatic gearbox is another important variable in deciding the ideal car. There are 3 gearbox
options available: AMT, AT and DSC. Also, assume that Maruti is the least preferred brand, and
assume AMT is the least preferred gearbox. Based on the inputs available, you build a regression
model, and the coefficients are given below in Figure 1.
Based on the above data, answer the given subquestions.
How much is the weightage provided by the customer for the Brand?
[Note: Enter your answer in decimal rounded to four decimal places. For example, if your answer is
0.635450, then enter the answer as “63.5450”]
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You are in the process of selecting an ideal car when a lot of options are available. For example,
the three brands that have been on top of your mind are: Maruti, Hyundai, and Volkswagen.
Similarly, there are 2 engine options that are highly efficient: 1000 CC and 1500 CC. Lastly, the type
of automatic gearbox is another important variable in deciding the ideal car. There are 3 gearbox
options available: AMT, AT and DSC. Also, assume that Maruti is the least preferred brand, and
assume AMT is the least preferred gearbox. Based on the inputs available, you build a regression
model, and the coefficients are given below in Figure 1.
Based on the above data, answer the given subquestions.
How much is the weightage provided by the customer for the Engine?
[Note: Enter your answer in decimal rounded to four decimal places. For example, if your answer is
0.635450, then enter the answer as “63.5450”]
A published solution is not available for this question yet.
You are in the process of selecting an ideal car when a lot of options are available. For example,
the three brands that have been on top of your mind are: Maruti, Hyundai, and Volkswagen.
Similarly, there are 2 engine options that are highly efficient: 1000 CC and 1500 CC. Lastly, the type
of automatic gearbox is another important variable in deciding the ideal car. There are 3 gearbox
options available: AMT, AT and DSC. Also, assume that Maruti is the least preferred brand, and
assume AMT is the least preferred gearbox. Based on the inputs available, you build a regression
model, and the coefficients are given below in Figure 1.
Based on the above data, answer the given subquestions.
How much is the weightage provided by the customer for the Gearbox?
[Note: Enter your answer in decimal rounded to four decimal places. For example, if your answer is
0.635450, then enter the answer as “63.5450”]
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