This is probably the hardest quiz I have had to ever do, it is for a strategic management class. The course combines finance, management, and marketing all together. I am a Computer Information Systems major, which just so happens to be in the business department of my college, so I am required to take this course along with a lot of other financial, managerial and marketing courses. Please help! Will pay!

1.) Assume the following: 1. the MTBF range for a product is 13000 to 19000 hours What percentage of the product's DECEMBER SURVEY SCORE will be lost if the MTBF were changed to 11606.0 hours? Record your answer rounded to one decimal point of precision, omitting the percentage symbol. E.g., 15.5% would be recorded as 15.5 2.)Assume an awareness rating of 32.0% and an accessibility rating of 77.0%. Calculate the "marketing factor"? I.e., how much of the base survey score do awareness and accessibility combine to preserve? Calculate your answer without rounding interim results and report your final answer rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, 10.75% would be recorded in the answer block as 10.8. 3.)Assume the following: 1. the MTBF range for a product is 13000 to 19000 hours, and the product currently has an MTBF of 16692.0 hours 2. the price of the product is $24.75 3. variable cost for the product is $15.24 Now assume that the R&D manager is considering changing the MTBF to 14467.0. How much would the contribution margin rise or fall as a result of this action? Represent a reduction in contribution margin as a negative number with two decimals of precision, and an increase as a positive number. E.g., if the contribution margin goes down $.10, the answer box would contain .10; if it were to go up by $1.15, the answer box would contain 1.15. 4.)Given a product with awareness of 75.0%, accessibility of 54.0% and a December survey score of 57.0, calculate the Base Survey Score that would be produced by the buying criteria before the Marketing Factor is applied. Calculate your answer without rounding interim results and report your final answer rounded to 1 decimal place. 5.)Assume the following: 1. 2. the MTBF range for a product is 13000 to 19000 hours, and the product currently has an MTBF of 14614.0 hours MTBF for the product's primary segment counts for 17.0% of the buying decision. How many points would be added to the product's BASE SURVEY SCORE if the MTBF were increased by 1000 hours? Record your answer rounded to one decimal point of precision. 6.)Assume the following: 1. the price range for a product is $20 to $30, and the product currently has a price of $24.0. 2. price for the product's primary segment counts for 32.0% of the buying decision. What percentage of the product's DECEMBER SURVEY SCORE will be lost if the price were changed to $18.0? Record your answer omitting the percentage symbol. E.g., 30% would be recorded as 30 7.)Assume the following: 1. the price range for a product is $20 to $30, and the product currently has a price of $25.66. 2. Price for the product's primary segment counts for 35.0% of the buying decision. How many points would be added to the product's BASE SURVEY SCORE if the price were decreased by $.50? Record your answer rounded to one decimal point of precision. 8.)Assume the following: 1. the MTBF range for a product is 15000 to 21000 hours How many points would be added to the product's DECEMBER SURVEY SCORE if the MTBF were changed to 22130.0 hours? Record your answer rounded to one decimal point of precision, omitting the percentage symbol