1.1) Mr Ramatsetse, a project manager of a project consulting (Pty) Ltd is responsible for the supervision of the project workers carrying out two projects (i.e. Projects A and B) within the Gauteng Province. Projects A and B supervised by Mr Ramatsetse are carried out by 35 male and 15 female, and 21 male and 9 female workers at Germiston and Pretoria respectively. If the first worker that Mr Ramatsetse spot and he need to introduce to the Head Project Manager during a project progress feed-back meeting, held at their head office is a male; a. What is the probability that the worker he spot is from Germiston? (5) b. If the first worker that Mr Ramatsetse spot and he need to introduce to the Head Project Manager during a project progress feedback meeting, held at their head office is a female; what is the probability that the worker he spot is from Pretoria? (5) 1.2) Tebogo Electronics specializes in manufacturing modern electronic components. It also builds the equipment that produces the components. Mr Victor, who is responsible for advising the president of Tebogo Electronics on electronic manufacturing equipment, has developed the following table concerning a proposed facility: FAIR MARKET POOR MARKET Profit (Rand) STRONG MARKET 650 000 400 000 160 000 179 000 -330 000 -120 000 Large Facility Medium-sized Facility Small Facility No Facility 280 000 0 150 000 0 -52 000 0 (2) a. What type of decision making environment is Tebogo Electronics subjected to in this problem? b. What is the optimal decision if Tebogo Electronics is optimistic? (2) c. What is the optimal decision if Tebogo Electronics is pessimistic? (2) 1.1) Mr Ramatsetse, a project manager of a project consulting (Pty) Ltd is responsible for the supervision of the project workers carrying out two projects (i.e. Projects A and B) within the Gauteng Province. Projects A and B supervised by Mr Ramatsetse are carried out by 35 male and 15 female, and 21 male and 9 female workers at Germiston and Pretoria respectively. If the first worker that Mr Ramatsetse spot and he need to introduce to the Head Project Manager during a project progress feed-back meeting, held at their head office is a male; a. What is the probability that the worker he spot is from Germiston? (5) b. If the first worker that Mr Ramatsetse spot and he need to introduce to the Head Project Manager during a project progress feedback meeting, held at their head office is a female; what is the probability that the worker he spot is from Pretoria? (5) 1.2) Tebogo Electronics specializes in manufacturing modern electronic components. It also builds the equipment that produces the components. Mr Victor, who is responsible for advising the president of Tebogo Electronics on electronic manufacturing equipment, has developed the following table concerning a proposed facility: FAIR MARKET POOR MARKET Profit (Rand) STRONG MARKET 650 000 400 000 160 000 179 000 -330 000 -120 000 Large Facility Medium-sized Facility Small Facility No Facility 280 000 0 150 000 0 -52 000 0 (2) a. What type of decision making environment is Tebogo Electronics subjected to in this problem? b. What is the optimal decision if Tebogo Electronics is optimistic? (2) c. What is the optimal decision if Tebogo Electronics is pessimistic? (2)
