Answer:
Part A: Null hypothesis. H₀: M₁ = M₂
Alternative hypothesis, H₁ : M₁ > M₂
Part B: x1-x2 = 6459-5735 = 724
Part C: p-value = 0.000
Part D: No, the difference in brain size is not due to random chance
Explanation:
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Answer: A recommended average daily budget
Explanation:
The options to the question are:
• Recommended campaign bid scaling
• A recommended Campaign-level • Target ROAS (return-on-ad-spend)
• A recommended Campaign-level Target CPA (cost-per-acquisition)
• A recommended average daily budget.
From the question, we are informed that Hank wants to use a "Maximize Conversions" campaign with the Performance Planner. The recommendation that can be provided to Hank by the Performance Planner is a recommended average daily budget. This will help in maximizing conversions.
Answer:
A) Lowe’s has engaged in bait and switch.
Explanation:
Bait and switch retail sales practices are considered fraud and the store can be sued for it. When a store advertises a product with a very tempting low price in order for customers to go ask for them, but doesn't even have them in stock is considered false advertisement. Everyone loves a good offer but it is illegal to attract customers using a false promotion and then switching that product for a more expensive one.
If Lowe had some of the grills in stock and still tried to convince its customers to buy a more expensive one, then that is not illegal. But the question states that Lowe didn't have any cheap grill in stock.
Answer:
$18
Explanation:
In this question, we are asked to calculate the differential revenue of producing product D
The term differential revenue can be defined as the sales difference that results from taking two different action courses. It looks at two different responses to a particular situation.
Mathematically;
differential cost of producing Product D
= Cost of Product (J + D) - Cost of Product J
($15.75 + $8.55) - $15.75 = $8.55 is the additional cost of producing Product D
Diffrential revenue for Product D
Revenue (D) - Revenue (J)
$38 - $20 = $18
Answer:
Sales allowance.
Explanation:
From the question we are informed about Gershwin Wallcovering Inc. shipped the wrong shade of paint to a customer. The customer agreed to keep the paint upon being offered a 15% price reduction. In this case, The price reduction is an example of a Sales allowance.
Sales allowance can be regarded as a reduction in the price that was charged by a seller, this reduction usually occur due to a problem with the product or service that is been sold. The problem could be incorrect price as well as quality problem or short shipment.