Vector is a retailer for professional cameras. The company has a loyal customer base because of the quality of its products. It is now considering a trade-in program where Vector gives its customers a trade-in credit whenever they trade-in an older camera and purchase a new one. Vector would send these old cameras for refurbishing at a cost of $100 and then sell them as used cameras to other customers. Vectors cost for obtaining a new camera is $700. Customers needing to purchase additional cameras would consider purchasing a new camera at the full retail price or a used camera at the lower used price. The only used cameras available for sale would be those that the company obtains and refurbishes through its trade-in program. The selling prices and trade-in credit that Vector chooses to offer affect the amount of demand for its cameras and ultimately its bottom-line. The company will use the following expressions to compute projected demands: = 50 0.2 + 0.1 = 100 0.1 + 0.1 = 100 + 0.05 0.1 Vector is planning to sell its new cameras at a retail price of $1100, to sell its used cameras at a price of $400, and to offer a trade-in credit of $150.

Construct an influence chart for Vectors problem.