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evablogger [386]
2 years ago
11

A stadium's normal ticket price is $90. If the special promotional price for the ticket is $81, what percentage discount was bei

ng offered?
Business
1 answer:
algol132 years ago
8 0

Answer:

10%

Explanation:

if you do 10% off of 90$ you get 81$

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Dimension    Importance   Spike  Olaf  Andy

Cost                 4                  1           5       3

Reliability         2                 5           2       3

Cost                 3                 3           3       4

Answer:

Great Pumpkin Inc.

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Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Dimension    Importance   Spike      Olaf             Andy

Cost                 4                 4 (1*4)     20 (5*4)      12 (3*4)

Reliability         2                10 (5*2)     4 (2*2)        6 (3*2)

Cost                 3                 9 (3*3)      9 (3*3)       12 (4*3)

Total weighted scores    23             33               30

b) Based on the total weighted scores, Olaf Manufacturing performed best among the three companies.  It should be chosen.  To obtain the weighted scores for each company, the scale it obtains under each dimension is multiplied by the importance of the dimension.  This is done for each dimension and each company before the total weighted scores are obtained and the company with the highest score is adjudged the winner.

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