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Probability P(X)
$43 0.15 0.2
RAND() Function 0
$39 $40 $41
Direct
LOOKUP Function (Approximate
Lookup, always retrieving value
from last column in array.)
Historical Relative Frequency Distribution for Discrete Uncertain Variable, Direct Labor Cost Per Unit.
Distribution Based on Historical Data for Random Variable (Uncertain Value) = Direct Labor Cost Per Unit
Distribution Based on Historical Data for Random Variable (Uncertain Value) = Direct Labor Cost Per
Unit
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Probability P(X)
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0.05
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$39 $40 $41 $42 $43 $44 $45
Direct Labor Cost Per Unit X
Cost Per
$45
Random Variable (Uncertain Assumed: Variable Distribution Based on
Value) Variable Type Historical Data
Historical Relative
Direct Labor Cost Per Unit DLC Discrete Frequency Distribution
Probability P(X)
0.7 $43 0.15 0.2
0.85 $44 0.1 0.15
0.95 $45 0.05
0.1
Total 1
0.05
Historical Relative Frequency Distribution for Discrete Uncertain Variable, Direct Labor Cost Per Unit.
Distribution Based on Historical Data for Random Variable (Uncertain Value) = Direct Labor Cost Per Unit
Distribution Based on Historical Data for Random Variable (Uncertain Value) = Direct Labor Cost Per
Unit
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Probability P(X)
0.15
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Probability P(X)
0.15
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$39 $40 $41 $42 $43 $44 $45
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$39 $40 $41 $42 $43 $44 $45
Direct Labor Cost Per Unit X
Cost Per
$45
Set/Static/Certain Variables Variable
Number who attend Seminars = Number of Trials = n
Success = New Customer New Customer
Probability of Success of getting new customer p
Binomial? Must pass 4 tests:
1) Fixed number of Trials = n Yes
2) Only 2 outcomes for each trial, either Success or Not Success Yes
3) Probability of success stays the same each time Yes
4) Each Trial is Independent (1 trial doesn't affect any other) Yes
Binomial Experiment, n = # Trials = 35 and p = Probability of Success = Get New Customer = 0.065
Number of Successes
(New Customers) in 35
Tries = X with p = 0.065
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35 All 4 Binominal Tests are met. n = 35 and p = 0.065.
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Probability P(x) 0.2
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0.0174332431 0.25
0.0050208806
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Probability P(x)
0.0012216581
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Probability P(x)
0.0002547843 0.15
4.605192E-05
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1.244271E-07
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1.322943E-09 Number of Successes (New Customers) in 35 Tries = X w
1.149616E-10
8.932215E-12
6.209561E-13
3.862407E-14
2.148076E-15
1.066654E-16
4.718789E-18
1.854162E-19
6.44495E-21
1.971396E-22
5.271113E-24
1.22147E-25
2.426144E-27
4.071162E-29
5.660439E-31
6.346878E-33
5.515335E-35
3.485627E-37
1.42539E-39
2.83118E-42
5 and p = 0.065.
Number of Successes
(New Customers) in 35
Tries = X with p = 0.065
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35 All 4 Binominal Tests are met. n = 35 and p = 0.065.
If RAND() Function = 0.6808 this is the cumulative probability from 0 up to the x value of 3.
0.065 0.3
0.25
Probability P(x) 0.2
0.15
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0.05
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=BINOM.INV(C2,C4,B15)
=BINOM.INV(C2,C4,RAND())
0.0174332431 0.25
0.0050208806
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Probability P(x)
0.0012216581
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0.05
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Probability P(x)
0.0002547843 0.15
4.605192E-05
7.27607E-06 0.1
1.011646E-06 0.05
1.244271E-07
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1.359287E-08 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2
1.322943E-09 Number of Successes (New Customers) in 35 Tries = X w
1.149616E-10
8.932215E-12
6.209561E-13
3.862407E-14
2.148076E-15
1.066654E-16
4.718789E-18
1.854162E-19
6.44495E-21
1.971396E-22
5.271113E-24
1.22147E-25
2.426144E-27
4.071162E-29
5.660439E-31
6.346878E-33
5.515335E-35
3.485627E-37
1.42539E-39
2.83118E-42
5 and p = 0.065.
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Cost ($)(Upper Limit)
ETWEEN(E2*100,F2*100)/100
UND((F2-E2)*RAND(),2)
Relative Frequency
Frequency (Estimated Probability)
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on Based on Historical Data for Random Variable (Uncertain Value) = Material Cost Per Unit
Random Variable (Uncertain Value) Variable Assumed: Variable Type
Demand for Product D Continuous
RAND() Function
NORM.INV Function (Generates value based on
inputted cumulative probability value).
Randomly Created Value Based on Specified Prob
Distribution:
Distribution Based on Historical Data for Random Variable (Uncertain Value) = Demand for Product,
with mean = 17500 and SD = 5000.
If RAND() Function = 0 this is the cumulative probability from 0 up to the x value of 0.
P(X)
o the x value of 0.
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Chart Title:
Distribution Based on Historical Data for Random Variable (Uncertain Value) = Demand for Produc
in Value) = Demand for Product, with mean = 17500 and SD = 5000.
Random Variable (Uncertain Value) Variable Assumed: Variable Type
Demand for Product D Continuous
Distribution Based on Historical Data for Random Variable (Uncertain Value) = Demand for Product,
with mean = 17500 and SD = 5000.
If RAND() Function = 0.1293 this is the cumulative probability from 0 up to the x value of 11851.
P(X)
(B4,E2,F2),0)
RM.INV(RAND(),E2,F2),0))
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Chart Title:
Distribution Based on Historical Data for Random Variable (Uncertain Value) = Demand for Produc
in Value) = Demand for Product, with mean = 17500 and SD = 5000.