Answer: Analysis alone is not sufficient because a relationship should be made between a persons instinct and his judgement of matters to arrive at a useful conclusion.
Step-by-step explanation:
While it is necessary to conduct a situation analysis, it is also important to note that a situation analysis on its own is not enough because there should be a relationship drawn between good judgment and instinct so as to make the outcome of the analysis relevant when making important decisions.
For a situation analysis to be effective, information must be broken down sufficiently into bits so as to have a proper understanding as to why organizations, customers, and individuals behave or work the way they do. After these things are thoroughly understood, then the decision maker can make a more effective decision.
#4(a)
row-seat: 3- 13, 4-15, 5-17, 6-19, 7-21
(b)
the equation works for row 1 but not for any of the rows after this
Ex: Row 2, S=7(2)+2, this would equal 14 but there isn't 14 seats in row #2
(c)
S=2(1)+7, there is 9 seats in row 1
2(2)+7=11, there is 11 seats in row 2
2(3)+7= 13, there is 13 seats in row 3
(d)
2(15)+7=37
2*15=30, 30+7=37
(e)
91=2(r)+7
91-7=2(r)+7-7
84=2(r)
84/2=2(r)/2
42=r, the row with 91 seats is row 42
Find all the areas and add them together
Base Rectangle : LxW = 14 x 12 = 168
Bases Triangles (2) 2x (8x12)/2 = 96
2 Lateral rectangles 14x10 =140 (double) = 280
Surface Area = 168 +96 + 280 = 544
1 3/9 but if reduce to lowest term than 1 1/3
