QUESTION 2 In the Advertising Budget Decision Case, the unit sales formula is: Unit sales = 35 seasonal_factor SQRT(3000+advertising). A S1 Increase in advertising causes the unit sales to increase more when seasonal_factor is 0.9 Instead of 1.1. True False QUESTION 3 If the firm's advertising budget is $32,000 (instead of $40,000) the firm spends it in equal increments over the four quarters, the firm's profit is 67 897.45 66,149.91 66,500.34 68,765.54 QUESTION 4 If the firm's advertising budget is $32,000 (instead of $40,000) and the firm allocates it optimally over the four quarters, the firm's profit is: 67.791.59 66,149.51 68,303.21 69,000.13 QUESTION 5 If the firm's advertising budget is $32,000 (instead of $40,000) and the firm allocates it optimally over the four quarters, the firm's break-even production cost is: 27.14 28.56 27.13 QUESTION 2 In the Advertising Budget Decision Case, the unit sales formula is: Unit sales = 35 seasonal_factor SQRT(3000+advertising). A S1 Increase in advertising causes the unit sales to increase more when seasonal_factor is 0.9 Instead of 1.1. True False QUESTION 3 If the firm's advertising budget is $32,000 (instead of $40,000) the firm spends it in equal increments over the four quarters, the firm's profit is 67 897.45 66,149.91 66,500.34 68,765.54 QUESTION 4 If the firm's advertising budget is $32,000 (instead of $40,000) and the firm allocates it optimally over the four quarters, the firm's profit is: 67.791.59 66,149.51 68,303.21 69,000.13 QUESTION 5 If the firm's advertising budget is $32,000 (instead of $40,000) and the firm allocates it optimally over the four quarters, the firm's break-even production cost is: 27.14 28.56 27.13