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bro may/june 2013 paper was far difficult than this one, as in that paper CPA also came. and its GT was 65 for an A. how can this paper GT go for 62??Expected GT 62
It's not good to expect worsebro may/june 2013 paper was far difficult than this one, as in that paper CPA also came. and its GT was 65 for an. how can this paper GT go for 62??
For me 67-68 GT for this paper
Well i thought this one was as difficult..i dont think there are too many people out there who know decision trees well,and that section B was very tricky,it was very easy to mess up..i agree that GT will be around 62bro may/june 2013 paper was far difficult than this one, as in that paper CPA also came. and its GT was 65 for an A. how can this paper GT go for 62??
For me 67-68 GT for this paper
How did you calculate monetary values?Well i thought this one was as difficult..i dont think there are too many people out there who know decision trees well,and that section B was very tricky,it was very easy to mess up..i agree that GT will be around 62
it was easy. You had to multiply the monetary returns from success with its probability, multiply the failure monetary returns we with its probability again and minus the initial cost in the end. Thank God that it didn't require us to make a desicion tree or else it would've gotten really complicated!How did you calculate monetary values?
Do you get any marks just for multiplying the monetary returns with its success?it was easy. You had to multiply the monetary returns from success with its probability, multiply the failure monetary returns we with its probability again and minus the initial cost in the end. Thank God that it didn't require us to make a desicion tree or else it would've gotten really complicated!
Well what I did is that I multiplied outcomes with sucess and failure. Then I add them up, then.in the end.i deducted it from capital cost.it was easy. You had to multiply the monetary returns from success with its probability, multiply the failure monetary returns we with its probability again and minus the initial cost in the end. Thank God that it didn't require us to make a desicion tree or else it would've gotten really complicated!
Well We aint have to add them up.Firstly Calculate the Sucess Probability with it's economic payoff then deduct it from the figure which will be attained by multiplying the Failure probability with its outcome I.E 0.3 as was in Option 1.Hence the Net value Attained should be deducted from the capital cost.Well what I did is that I multiplied outcomes with sucess and failure. Then I add them up, then.in the end.i deducted it from capital cost.
The monrtary values were 18.2,20 nd.7 right?
My all friends did differently :SWell We aint have to add them up.Firstly Calculate the Sucess Probability with it's economic payoff then deduct it from the figure which will be attained by multiplying the Failure probability with its outcome I.E 0.3 as was in Option 1.Hence the Net value Attained should be deducted from the capital cost.
For section B i did question 6(the one on implemenation),and talked about training,type of coorporate culture,project champion,removing the workers completely and i think i talked about effecient pay system.What do you think ill score out of 20?
Damn.So what do you think ill score?but it said that they are closing thAT FACTORY N WHAT ARE THE STEPS THAT SHOULD BE DONE??
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