You are the marketing manager for Miller Lite Beer. You sell 12 packs of your beer DIRECT to retailers (e.g. WalMart, Kroger, Publix) for $12. Retailers then sell these 12 packs to consumers for $15 each. Each 12 pack contains a $2.50 off coupon that consumers can redeem by returning it to the manufacturer (you). Based on historical data, you know that 20% of consumers will actually redeem this coupon. It costs you $6 to manufacture each 12 pack. In a normal year you sell 10 million packages of Miller Light 12 packs and you spend $20 million on marketing campaigns. Due to the strength of craft beers in the marketplace, you’ve decided to become more aggressive in your marketing efforts. In order to boost sales for 2024, you are planning on launching an additional promotional campaign that includes additional TV advertising and in-store displays. The additional marketing will cost you $5.5 million (including all design, media, and creative costs). How many additional 12 packs will you need to sell to break even on the additional marketing spending of $5.5 million?
Extra points go to whoever/whomever finishes first.
Extra points go to whoever/whomever finishes first.
Because, although, unless, until, and whether are all ______…
Because, although, unless, until, and whether are all ______________________ conjunctions that introduce dependent clauses.
The first prize was shared by Lou and ( I / me )
The first prize was shared by Lou and ( I / me )
She apologized _______ I didn’t really believe her.
She apologized _______ I didn’t really believe her.
Programming: Binary Search Trees One of the data structures…
Programming: Binary Search Trees One of the data structures we studied was binary search trees. A simple implementation of node for a binary tree where keys are integers is shown below – your answer must be in terms of it. private class Node { public final Integer key; public final Value val; public Node left, right; public int N; public Node(Key key, Value val, int N) { this.key = key; this.val = val; this.N = N; }} Implement the recursive method public static int countLeafSums(Node root, int sum) that counts the number of root to leaf paths that sum to a specific value. The sum is taken on the keys. Consider the example tree below: countLeafSums(root, 17) returns 0, countLeafSums(root, 34) returns 2, and countLeafSums(root, 47) returns 1. Creating additional helper methods is fine but you should provide a one line comment that indicates their purpose. No packages may be imported. public static int countLeafSums(Node root, int sum) { //TODO: IMPLEMENT ME.
Directions: Choose the best answer. Each question is worth 1…
Directions: Choose the best answer. Each question is worth 1 point. Which of the following is NOT a plasma protein?
Directions: Choose the best answer. Each question is worth 1…
Directions: Choose the best answer. Each question is worth 1 point. Which of the following is NOT a plasma protein?
Directions: Choose the best answer. Each question is worth 1…
Directions: Choose the best answer. Each question is worth 1 point. All of the following are characteristics of the SA node except
Directions: Choose the best answer. Each question is worth 1…
Directions: Choose the best answer. Each question is worth 1 point. The movement of leukocytes through a capillary wall and into the tissues is known as