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amal

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Which of the following is NOT a strength of the quantitative planning tools discussed in
  the text?


 
 

a. They can bring sophisticated mathematical techniques to bear on planning
  problems.
  b. They are able to accurately reflect situations that currently exist.
  c. They force managers to lo ok beyond their own preconceived ideas and biases.
  d. New and better computers are making sophisticated planning techniques more
  widely available.
  e. They help decision makers see reason.



Question 2

Which of the following is a correct statement about uses of linear programming (LP) and
  breakeven (BEP)


 
 

a. LP and BEP focus primarily on resource planning and costs.
  b. LP and BEP are used primarily for planning projects.
  c. LP and BEP are useful for scheduling ideal combinations of production inputs.
  d. LP and BEP are qualitative techniques for planning.
  e. None of the above is true about LP and BEP.




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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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