Chart Supply Chain Management

Chart Supply Chain Management Chart Supply Chain Management Solution to Question 3 (Pg # 267) 1 Demand 3 year MA 5 year MA 1 200 xxx xxx 2 134 xxx xxx 3 147 xxx xxx 4 165 160.333 xxx 5 183 148.667 xxx 6 125 165 165.8 7 146 157.667 150.8 8 154 151.333 153.2 9 182 141.667 154.6 10 197 160.667 158 11 132 177.667 160.8 12 163 170.333 162.2 13 157 164 165.6 14 169 150.667 166.2 15 xxx 163 163.6 Comments on the Graph The original demand graph shows no relationship in the data as the demand increases and decreases continuously for geraniums which certainly show no trend to predict any valuable forecast. ...

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Mathematics

MATHEMATICS Mathematics Mathematics 1.1 (a) Factorize the left side: x(x+5) = 0 This is true if either x = 0 or (x+5) = 0 if x = 0 then the value of x = 0 (simple) if (x + 5) = 0 then x = -5 So the roots/solution of the equation is x = 0, -5 (b) -20x= -8x^2 (add the -8x^2 ...

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MATHEMATICS Mathematics Mathematics Algebraic problems Algebra is the most basic form of algebra and a branch of mathematics. Unlike the arithmetic, where only use numbers and their arithmetical operations (like +, -, ×, ÷), algebra numbers are represented by symbols (usually a, b, c, x, y, z). Some of the advantages ...

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Radicals And Rational Exponents

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Statistical Analysis

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