Tuesday, 1 December 2015

IADRT Lab@home 8

1.  Consider the scenario of PlayCon Corporation, which is a leading organization in manufacturing sports related products. Roger is the Sales Manager of the organization, and he has to prepare the sales forecast for the next financial year. This report should include the total production cost as well as the expected profit. Roger has made the sales forecast, but he wants to check the expected profit if it can be maximized by replacing the set of values in the report with another set of values. He wants to show the best case that can generate maximum profit as well as the average case, which can be achieved. For the best case scenario, he decides to change the current quantities for Shoes, T-Shirts, Track Suits, and Pull Overs by the quantities, 240, 300, 210, and 220. For the average case scenario, he decides to change the quantities for T-Shirts, Track Suits, Socks, and Pull Overs by the quantities, 150, 120, 100, and 110. Help Roger to accomplish the preceding requirements.



Ans   https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-yL1mP3zqTbSlZfYVoxaUNHUkU


2. .
 Philippe is a 25 years old working professional and wishes to retire at the age of 65. He invests $ 150 each month into his retirement account. The average annual return on his retirement account is 6% per annum. On the basis of the given information, perform the following tasks:
 Calculate Philippe's final saving at the age of 65. If Philippe has a goal of attaining $ 1,000,000 in his retirement account, how much should he invest each month?
 Philippe has come to know about certain mutual fund investments that will yield a higher rate of return.
If Philippe can deposit a maximum of $ 150 each month into his retirement account and wishes to have $ 1,000,000 in his account, at what rate of return should he invest to achieve this?
 Philippe wants to evaluate a few retirement investment options available with the bank. Use scenario manager to generate a summary report for the following options:
Investing $ 200 per month at 12% annual return for 40 years.
 Investing $ 175 per month at 9% annual return for 40 years.
 Investing $ 150 per month at 6% annual return for 40 years.


Ans    https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-yL1mP3zqTbRW83MU9tSklmNUU



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Ans https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-yL1mP3zqTbSFJpWkdTWkt6cWM




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