A manufacturing firm operates three factories—Factory A, Factory B, and Factory C—that distribute goods to four retail stores. Each factory has a specific daily production capacity and may ship goods to any of the four stores. However, the total production capacity across all factories exceeds the total daily demand of the stores. Because the company does not have storage facilities, any unused capacity results in idle resources and should be minimized if possible. Factory A can produce up to 250 units per day, Factory B can produce 250 units, and Factory C can produce 200 units. The daily demand at the four stores is as follows: Store 1 requires 180 units, Store 2 requires 160 units, Store 3 requires 120 units, and Store 4 requires 140 units. The cost (in dollars) to ship one unit from each factory to each store is given in the table below: Shipping Cost per Unit ($) Store 1 Store 2 Store 3 Store 4 Factory A $4 $6 $9 $5 Factory B $7 $5 $4 $6 Factory C $6 $8 $3 $7 Determine the optimal shipping quantities from each factory to each store in order to minimize the total transportation cost, while ensuring that each store’s demand is fully met and no factory exceeds its daily production capacity. At the optimal solution, how many units should Factory B produce to meet the distribution plan? units At the optimal solution, how many units should Factory B ship to Store 2? units What is the minimum total shipping cost required to satisfy all store demands? $

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A business analyst is developing a decision model to optimize product pricing and inventory levels. Initially, she includes only pricing decisions and profit maximization. Later, she adds inventory holding costs and customer satisfaction as additional considerations. What key principle is the analyst following in this model development process?

Which of the following statements best distinguishes Machine Learning (ML) from Artificial Intelligence (AI) while reflecting their real-world roles?

A marketing manager is creating a decision model to determine how to allocate a fixed advertising budget across three channels: social media, TV, and print. The goal is to maximize customer reach. Spending in each channel must not exceed set upper limits, and the total must not exceed the overall budget. Based on this information, which of the following statements is most accurate?

5.png You are going on an IFR cross-country flight departing from KSBA under Part 91. The METAR at KSBA is reporting KSBA 151952Z 28012KT 1SM FG VV002 26/26 A29.88 RMK A02 Can you depart IFR?

ODPs require ATC clearance to fly.

The “1-2-3 Rule”, under Part 91, as it pertains to alternate airports mean that an alternate airport is required if

6.png Use the following METAR and TAF to answer the following question. KSMO 061551Z 00000KT 1SM FG VV002 26/26 A29.88 RMK AO2 KSMO 061130Z 0612/0712 VRB03KT S2M BR OVC002           FM061700Z VRB05KT P6SM SCT015           FM070000Z 24015KT P6SM FEW095 Your flight is a 30 minute flight from KSBA to KSMO. The weather at KSBA is clear with 10SM visibility being reported. Your ETA into KSMO is 1500Z. Can you depart KSBA if you are conducting this flight under IFR Part 135?

An OPSPEC is like a contract between the company and the FAA that lists things that the company can and cannot do as a commercial operator.