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This exam paper is for Quantitative Methods. This course is important because of general tests like GRE for further studies. This exam paper includes: Basic, Qualitative, Methods, Price, Quadratic, Formula, Production, Discount, Rate, Marginal, Cost, Average, Matrix, Overheads
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Q.1 (a) A briefcase selling for Rs. 1,500 was marked down by 20% for a special promotion. It was later marked down further by 10% of the promotional sales price. Compute the profit / loss in percentage if the cost is Rs. 1,000. (03)
(b) Using quadratic formula, solve the following equation:
Q.2 A manufacturer produced 1200 units of a product in the first week. He wishes to plan his production and is considering the following options: Option 1: Increase production by 80 units each week Option 2: Increase production by 5% each week
Under each of the above options, compute the following: (a) Output in the 20 th^ week. (04) (b) Total output of the first 20 weeks. (04)
Q.3 (a) The holder of a Promissory Note of Rs. 500,000 bearing interest at the rate of 9%, wishes to have it discounted, three months before the maturity date. The note was originally payable after one year of the date of issue. Compute the amount which the holder would receive if the discount rate is 10%. (05)
(b) Hasan wants to save money over a period of ten years in order to meet the expenses to be incurred on higher education of his son. He has recently invested a sum of Rs. 100,000 and plans to save and invest Rs. 40,000 at the end of each year. Calculate the amount that will be available to him at the end of the 10th year, if he earns a profit of 8% each year. (05)
Q.4 The total cost function of a product is defined by:
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You are required to: (a) Derive the marginal cost function. (02) (b) Determine the average cost of producing 1000 units. (02) (c) Determine the cost of producing the 6 th^ batch, if the production is made in batches of 50 each. (03)
Q.5 Differentiate the following with respect to x:
Q.6 (a)
Find the matrix C if A = 3BA – 2C (07)
(b) Cost of manufacturing a product consists of the cost of material, labour and overheads. Matrices X and Y represent the cost of material and labour respectively of three different models of the product produced in three different weeks. Overheads are 20% of the cost of labour.
Determine the sales price matrix if the producer earns a profit of 25% of total cost. (06)
Q.7 A research organization selected a sample of 30 visitors to a prestigious shopping mall. The data about the ages of the selected persons have been organized into the following table:
Age (in years) Number of visitors 18 to 23 2 23 to 28 7 28 to 33 12 33 to 38 6 38 to 43 3
You are required to calculate the following: (a) Range. (b) Sample variance and sample standard deviation. (c) Coefficient of variation. (08)
Q.8 For the following set of data:
x 13 16 14 11 17 9 13 17 18 12 y 6.2 8.6 7.2 4.5 9.0 3.5 6.5 9.3 9.5 5.
(a) Develop the estimation equation that best describes the data. (b) Predict ‘ y ’ for x = 10 (^) (08)
Q.9 (a) A professor has decided to use weighted average for determining the final grades for his students. The home assignment will count for 20% of a student’s grade, quizzes 10%, the term paper 10%, the mid term 25% and the final 35%. From the following data, compute the final average for each student.
Student Home Work Quizzes Term Paper Mid Term Final A 85 89 94 87 90 B 78 84 88 91 92 C 94 88 93 86 89 (03)