Q1: —- is a function of items sold and their price. a. sales revenue
a. sales revenue
b. Sales expenditure
c. Capital expenditure
d. Capital revenue
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Q2: The numerator is the same determinant with the coefficients of x replaced by the column of values from the—-hand sides of the equation. b. Left
a. Right
b. Left
c. Vertical
d. Upward
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Q3: Probabilities of all the various possible outcomes of a trial must sum to —- a. One
a. One
b. Two
c. Zero
d. Negative
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Q4: —- of a row vector by a column vector, which always results in a scalar, is called the scalar multiplication of vectors. a. multiplication
a. multiplication
b. Addition
c. Division
d. Subtraction
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Q5: It is ‘a priories’ because the probability can be determined before the die has —-been thrown d. cardinal
a. Even
b. Odd
c. Prime
d. cardinal
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Q6: a set of equations which has—-unique solution always gives a determinant of value zero and always provides a singular matrix. It is customary to speak of ‘the determinant of a matrix’ provided that it is a square matrix a. zero
a. zero
b. one
c. two
d. three
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Q7: The inverse of this matrix can be found and then each set of equations is solved simply by multiplying this inverse matrix by the appropriate vector. a: True
a: True
b. False
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Q8: For —-decision-making purposes, the subjective interpretation is frequently required, since reliable objective evidence may not be available. a. managerial
a. managerial
b. managers
c. supervisors
d. directors
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Q9: For each real number X let |X| denotethe absolute value of X. It is also known as —- a. Modulus
a. Modulus
b. exponential
c. Constant
d. Polynomial
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Q10: Matrix algebra also has the advantage of presenting a system of several equations in a compact form. a: True
a: True
b. False
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Q11: The outcomes must be defined insuch a way that exactly one will occur; that is, it must beimpossible for none of them or for more than one of them to occur are termed as—-events. a. simple
a. simple
b. Mutiple
c. Division
d. diificult
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Q12: Three different systematic techniques have been presented for the solution of sets of simultaneous —-equations. a. Linear
a. Linear
b. Fractional
c. Quadretic
d. Formulation
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Q13: The determinant of the coefficients on the —–hand side of the equations should always be evaluated if there is a doubt whether a set of equations has a unique solution. b. Right
a. Left
b. Right
c. Upward
d. Downward
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Q14: All—-methods can be applied using computer, but in practice computer programs tend to prefer matrix methods because of the wider applications of matrices c. one
a. Three
b. Four
c. one
d. two
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Q17: Any set of four symbols or numbers arranged in this way between —- lines is always interpreted as the difference of two products a. Vertical
a. Vertical
b. upward
c. Downward
d. Horizontal
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Q18: —- in short the orderly and efficient arrangement of the input factors is to be decided at this point c. productmix
a. Scale of production
b. pricing of the product,
c. productmix
d. All of the above
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Q19: The numerator is the same determinant with the coefficients of x replaced by the column of values from the—-hand sides of the equation. b. Left
a. Right
b. Left
c. Vertical
d. Upward
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Q20: A matrix consisting of m rows and n columns, where m ? n, is called a —- matrix d. Row
a. Rectangular
b. Trangular
c. Square
d. Row
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Q21: Fill the blanks with one word only: The setting-up of the determinants is a —- procedure and their evaluation is also —-, the original objective has been achieved Answer: a. Routine
a. Routine
b. Time
c. Schedule
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Q22: Probabilities are always greater than or equal to zero and are less than or equal to one. The smaller the probability, the less likely the chance of the event happening a: True
a: True
b. False
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Q23: the probability that the random variable will be any specific value is known in advance. Answer: False
a: True
b. False
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Q24: Probabilities of all the various possible outcomes of a trial must sum to —- a. One
a. One
b. Two
c. Zero
d. Negative
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Q25: The—- management decision-making environment represents a specialized, narrowly defined area within a company’s total decision or operational field. Supervisory personnel of all types are operating in this environment. The decision tasks are normally well defined and repetitive d. Shop floor
a. lower
b. Top
c. middle
d. Shop floor
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Q26: —-_ different systematic techniques have been presented for the solution of sets of simultaneous linear equations b. Four
a. Three
b. Four
c. Two
d. Five
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Q28: —-_ refers to both policy execution As well As policy development c. controlling
a. Planning
b. staffing
c. controlling
d. directing
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Q29: the probability of a head on one toss of a coin is —- a. 0.5
a. 0.5
b. 0.6
c. 1
d. 1.5
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Q30: Random variables can be ungrouped into probability distribution, which can be either discrete or continuous a: True
a: True
b. False
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Q31: The —- probability distribution is the base on which several other probability distributions are based upon. c. mass
a. binomial
b. Density
c. mass
d. continuous
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Q32: The quickest way to obtain a complete solution for all the unknowns is usually by —- operations a. row
a. row
b. Column
c. Vertical row
d. Downward row
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Q33: —- management decisions are primarily company-wide in nature. As mentioned before, these decisions steer the organization through its life cycle c. Top
a. Middle
b. Lower
c. Top
d. Executive
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Q34: If the customer, responsible for the order [4 2], If he asked for it to be tripled, it would become [12 6]. is called a —- to distinguish it from a vector a. scalar
a. scalar
b. Chain
c. Metrics
d. Multiplying
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Q35: If an important variable is overlooked, obviously the decision will be—- than optimal b. less
a. more
b. less
c. greater
d. smaller
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Q37: —-_ refers to both policy execution As well As policy development c. controlling
a. Planning
b. staffing
c. controlling
d. directing
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Q39: The probability of the outcome of any trial is not “stable” and does not change throughout the process a: True
a: True
b. False
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Q40: How many ways are there for solving any pair of simultaneous linear equations.? c. 4
a. 3
b. 2
c. 4
d. 5
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- Quantitative Techniques for Management Applications UPES MCQ with answer 4th practice
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