In waiting line problems, the service rate is assumed to follow a probability distribution known as ______.
a. discrete Poisson distribution
b. binomial distribution
c. normal distribution
d. negative exponential distribution
a. discrete Poisson distribution
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The question the group is asking during the forming stage of group development is
A. "Why are we here?" B. "What's next?" C. "Can we do the job properly?" D. "Why are we fighting about who does what?" E. "Can we agree on roles and work as a team?"
Walgreens has had rapid growth in their store openings. Many times, they have stores within just a few blocks of each other. This is an example of Walgreens practicing
A. retail format development. B. market divestment. C. market penetration. D. diversification growth. E. market expansion.
The data below relate to the month of April for Monroe, Inc, which uses a standard cost system and a two-variance analysis of factory overhead: Actual hours used 16,500 Standard hours allowed for good output 16,250 Actual total overhead $53,200 Budgeted fixed costs $12,000 Budgeted activity in hours 16,000 Total overhead application rate per standard direct labor hour $ 3.25 Variable overhead
rate per standard direct labor hour $ 2.50 What was Monroe's flexible-budget variance for April? a. $1,100 favorable b. $1,100 unfavorable c. $575 favorable d. $575 unfavorable
Antoinette wants to test her new vegetarian burger and test the hypothesis that people will not be able to tell it is not beef.She tests her product at a local big box store and hands samples out, telling people that it is a new hamburger product.She then asks them to fill out a questionnaire about the product.Discuss how this experiment is or is not being conducted in an ethical manner.
What will be an ideal response?