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Market Survey - What are the special things you want in your Soap and cosmetics?
i wish my cosmetics were good for me. like not only do they make me look and feel great, its also good for me. like mega vitamin, hydrating, anti-aging, firming, undo-damage kinda product.
Reply:What ???
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Can you help me in that survey?its really important for me,really?
for the coming points what do you think is necessary for you to find in Automotive engineering Department
For each item identified below, circle the number
to the right that best fits your judgment of its needs.
Use the scale above to select the quality number.
Customer VoiceScale
Not important (1) , Slightly important (2) , Neutral (3), Important (4) , Extremly important (5)
1.Prefer that they be well trained before graduation. 12345
2.Prefer have idea in management not only engineering. 12345
3.Should have a fair knowledge about statistics and statistical knowledge.12345
4.Speak English Fluently.12345
5.Study engineering and business ethics12345
6.Know international and national business.12345
7.Should have Maintenance Knowledge 12345
8.Study design of computerized line of assembly systems. 12345
9.Know technology of painting.12345
10.Know techniques of car testing.12345
11.Know the design of data base and information system. 12345
please say ur gender age Job
Can you help me in that survey?its really important for me,really?
1. 4
2. 5
3. 3
4. 4
5. 4
6. 3
7. 5
8. 5
9. 4
10. 5
11. 4
m, 24, communications officer
Reply:1.4
2,2
3.3
4.4
5.4
6.2
7.5
8.5
9.4
10.5
11.4
age 33/f/science teacher
Makeup Question
For each item identified below, circle the number
to the right that best fits your judgment of its needs.
Use the scale above to select the quality number.
Customer VoiceScale
Not important (1) , Slightly important (2) , Neutral (3), Important (4) , Extremly important (5)
1.Prefer that they be well trained before graduation. 12345
2.Prefer have idea in management not only engineering. 12345
3.Should have a fair knowledge about statistics and statistical knowledge.12345
4.Speak English Fluently.12345
5.Study engineering and business ethics12345
6.Know international and national business.12345
7.Should have Maintenance Knowledge 12345
8.Study design of computerized line of assembly systems. 12345
9.Know technology of painting.12345
10.Know techniques of car testing.12345
11.Know the design of data base and information system. 12345
please say ur gender age Job
Can you help me in that survey?its really important for me,really?
1. 4
2. 5
3. 3
4. 4
5. 4
6. 3
7. 5
8. 5
9. 4
10. 5
11. 4
m, 24, communications officer
Reply:1.4
2,2
3.3
4.4
5.4
6.2
7.5
8.5
9.4
10.5
11.4
age 33/f/science teacher
Makeup Question
Help me understand how to make a eqation out of story problem please?
In most businesses, increasing prices of their product can have a negative effect on the number of customers of the business. A bus company in a small town has an average number of riders of 1,000 per day. The bus company charges $2.00 for a ride. They conducted a survey of their customers and found that they will lose approximately 50 customers per day for each $.25 increase in fare.
The bus company has determined that even if they set the price very low, there is a maximum number of riders permitted each day. If the price is $0 (free), how many riders are permitted each day?
Answer:
Show work in this space:
c) If the bus company sets the price too high, no one will be willing to ride the bus. Beginning at what ticket price will no one be willing to ride the bus?
Answer:
Show work in this space:
Help me understand how to make a eqation out of story problem please?
First of all you have to make the wide-sweeping assumption that the number of customers lost or gained is a linear function of the price. Assuming this...
You need to find a function R = f(P), where P is the price and R is the number of riders. You have one point, namely (P,R) = (2.00, 1000). Assume that f(P) = mP+b, as is usual for a linear function. Then
1000 = m(2)+b
You are given that if P is increased by 0.25, then R is decreased by 50. This means that another point is given by (P,R) = (2.00+0.25,1000-50) = (2.25,950). So
950 = m(2.25) + b
Solve these two equations for m and b. Do this yourself before continuing to read. You should get:
R = 1400-200P.
The first question can't be answered. Sure, you can plug in 0 for P and get R = 1400, but how do you know they don't permit, say, only 1300 riders? The problem does not say. If so, the answer is not 1400, but 1300.
To answer the second question, labeled c), you need to substitute 0 for R and solve for P. You should get P = $7. Would you pay $7 for a bus fare? I wouldn't.
Reply:One hazy morning a telephone started ringing in an office of Mark Ignashin, an investigator with the prosecutor’s office of Tula’s central district. “This is a duty officer of a district police station. We’ve received a report on a mummified body found in apartment building No 142 on Lenin Street. We’re sending a vehicle to pick you up, Mr. Ignashin,” said the officer and hung up.
Reply:If an increase of 25 cents causes 50 people to stop riding, then a decrease of 25 cents should cause 50 more people to ride. Therefore, you need to find out how many more people will ride when you decrease it by 200 cents.
200/25 = 8, so a decrease of the fare to nothing will mean 8 reductions of 25 cents, and 8 *50 people will start riding. In other words, it is 200 * (50 / 25) more people, or 400 more people, for a total of 1400 people.
The rate of change of people per cent increase is
(- 50 people) / (25 cents) = -2 (people / cent)
If we want the number of people to be zero, divide the number of more people you want to start riding the bus by this rate, and you will get a value in cents. Since you want to find when 1000 people stop riding the bus, you need to use -1000, or a decrease of 1000 people, for the number of people.
Then 1000/2 = 500, or 500 cents, which is 5 dollars more, or 7 dollars.
The bus company has determined that even if they set the price very low, there is a maximum number of riders permitted each day. If the price is $0 (free), how many riders are permitted each day?
Answer:
Show work in this space:
c) If the bus company sets the price too high, no one will be willing to ride the bus. Beginning at what ticket price will no one be willing to ride the bus?
Answer:
Show work in this space:
Help me understand how to make a eqation out of story problem please?
First of all you have to make the wide-sweeping assumption that the number of customers lost or gained is a linear function of the price. Assuming this...
You need to find a function R = f(P), where P is the price and R is the number of riders. You have one point, namely (P,R) = (2.00, 1000). Assume that f(P) = mP+b, as is usual for a linear function. Then
1000 = m(2)+b
You are given that if P is increased by 0.25, then R is decreased by 50. This means that another point is given by (P,R) = (2.00+0.25,1000-50) = (2.25,950). So
950 = m(2.25) + b
Solve these two equations for m and b. Do this yourself before continuing to read. You should get:
R = 1400-200P.
The first question can't be answered. Sure, you can plug in 0 for P and get R = 1400, but how do you know they don't permit, say, only 1300 riders? The problem does not say. If so, the answer is not 1400, but 1300.
To answer the second question, labeled c), you need to substitute 0 for R and solve for P. You should get P = $7. Would you pay $7 for a bus fare? I wouldn't.
Reply:One hazy morning a telephone started ringing in an office of Mark Ignashin, an investigator with the prosecutor’s office of Tula’s central district. “This is a duty officer of a district police station. We’ve received a report on a mummified body found in apartment building No 142 on Lenin Street. We’re sending a vehicle to pick you up, Mr. Ignashin,” said the officer and hung up.
Reply:If an increase of 25 cents causes 50 people to stop riding, then a decrease of 25 cents should cause 50 more people to ride. Therefore, you need to find out how many more people will ride when you decrease it by 200 cents.
200/25 = 8, so a decrease of the fare to nothing will mean 8 reductions of 25 cents, and 8 *50 people will start riding. In other words, it is 200 * (50 / 25) more people, or 400 more people, for a total of 1400 people.
The rate of change of people per cent increase is
(- 50 people) / (25 cents) = -2 (people / cent)
If we want the number of people to be zero, divide the number of more people you want to start riding the bus by this rate, and you will get a value in cents. Since you want to find when 1000 people stop riding the bus, you need to use -1000, or a decrease of 1000 people, for the number of people.
Then 1000/2 = 500, or 500 cents, which is 5 dollars more, or 7 dollars.
Please help with this survey about grocery store lines?
1) When shopping at your usual grocery store, with at least 20 items in your cart, what factors influence your choice of checkout line?
2) briefly describe a recent (6 months) in a grocery checkout line that was unpleasant. What made it unpleasant?
3) if you had more than 20 items in your cart, would youuse the self service (customer scans items) check out line? why or why not?
4) would you use self chekcout if you had less than 10 items? why or why not?
Thank you so much
Please help with this survey about grocery store lines?
1) Shortest line, quickest checker (I shop @ the same grocery store every week, so I know most of them)
2) Lady right in front of me couldn't find her 'rewards' card, then the checker had to put in the phone number, that didn't work, I was getting irritated, then they tried another phone number, then her credit card wouldn't work!! Good grief!
3) No, because I wouldn't want to hold people up that had a couple of items
4) Yes, 10 items isn't too many for self checkout.
Reply:1. With over 20 items i choose the full service line because it is too much work at the self service line.
2. I go to Krogers and in the last six months have not had an unpleasant experience.
3. No. Too much work.
4. Always. It is faster and easier.
2) briefly describe a recent (6 months) in a grocery checkout line that was unpleasant. What made it unpleasant?
3) if you had more than 20 items in your cart, would youuse the self service (customer scans items) check out line? why or why not?
4) would you use self chekcout if you had less than 10 items? why or why not?
Thank you so much
Please help with this survey about grocery store lines?
1) Shortest line, quickest checker (I shop @ the same grocery store every week, so I know most of them)
2) Lady right in front of me couldn't find her 'rewards' card, then the checker had to put in the phone number, that didn't work, I was getting irritated, then they tried another phone number, then her credit card wouldn't work!! Good grief!
3) No, because I wouldn't want to hold people up that had a couple of items
4) Yes, 10 items isn't too many for self checkout.
Reply:1. With over 20 items i choose the full service line because it is too much work at the self service line.
2. I go to Krogers and in the last six months have not had an unpleasant experience.
3. No. Too much work.
4. Always. It is faster and easier.
Survey rewards center . com?
I (stupidly) completed the offers for survey rewards center. com. Is there contact info that anyone knows about? I've looked all over the privacy policy and terms and conditions. All it says is that you can contact customer care to determine the status of your offers.
Is there anything I can do?
I've put money into this via the offers. Is there anyway to get that back because I preformed those offers with the intent to get paid by the website?
Survey rewards center . com?
Contact the credit card company . They can get you a refund.
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Is there anything I can do?
I've put money into this via the offers. Is there anyway to get that back because I preformed those offers with the intent to get paid by the website?
Survey rewards center . com?
Contact the credit card company . They can get you a refund.
Reply:pureads.com "parent company". Warren Rustin (561)750-5131 Wrustin@pacorporate.com At first they will say surveyrewardcenter.com just uses their service but after being persistent They finally sent me a $500.00 american express card. Report Abuse
You've taken the Fast Food Surveys, Department store Surveys, This Survey, That Survey; some granting prizes
or money or coupons.
Now the question: When you've stated your Visit Results on the Survey and say it was a bad one, Did you see Any Results of Improvement on your Next Visit?
Do Those on-line, Phone Surveys Serve a Purpose that we as Customers see a Change?
You've taken the Fast Food Surveys, Department store Surveys, This Survey, That Survey; some granting prizes
Actually some places have improved a little. but most are still the same.
Reply:What.............? Tyrone S. You did not make one bit of sense!
Reply:Huh? WTF?
deodorizers
Now the question: When you've stated your Visit Results on the Survey and say it was a bad one, Did you see Any Results of Improvement on your Next Visit?
Do Those on-line, Phone Surveys Serve a Purpose that we as Customers see a Change?
You've taken the Fast Food Surveys, Department store Surveys, This Survey, That Survey; some granting prizes
Actually some places have improved a little. but most are still the same.
Reply:What.............? Tyrone S. You did not make one bit of sense!
Reply:Huh? WTF?
deodorizers
How effective is business gifting?
I would like to find data from a formal survey or poll verifying the benefits of business gifting. It is widely touted that business gifting can improve customer retention, increase referrals, etc, but I need verifiable (non-anecdotal) proof of this.
How effective is business gifting?
I run a small restaurant and I advertise on BdayDeal.com
it's pretty cheap, $30 for a year listing. They target your business toward the birthday group. You can offer your customers some type of discounts on their birthday to attract them.
you can read more about their service here
http://bdaydeal.com/BusinessWithUs.asp
good luck buddy!
How effective is business gifting?
I run a small restaurant and I advertise on BdayDeal.com
it's pretty cheap, $30 for a year listing. They target your business toward the birthday group. You can offer your customers some type of discounts on their birthday to attract them.
you can read more about their service here
http://bdaydeal.com/BusinessWithUs.asp
good luck buddy!
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