Question 1: Time Value of Money 32 Marks a. Jasmine invests 5,000inasavingsaccountthatearnsanannualinterestrateof55,000 in a flat rate account that yields 4% p.a., how many years are needed to achieve the same interest? (2 marks)b. Joyce would like to gift her parents a cruise voucher valued at 9,800fortheircomingweddinganniversary.However,sheonlyhasapart−timejobwithanincomeof460 per fortnight. If she has a saving account which earns 3.8% p.a. compounded quarterly, how much does she need to deposit every quarter for the next one and a half years? (4 marks)c. Alex, a small business owner, borrowed 78,000toexpandthebusiness.Thelenderoffershimaloanof3yearswithaninterestrateof735 per week for uploading and remaining the advertisement on the top page. If the number of clicks is less than 10,000, there is no extra charge. However, if the number of clicks exceeds 10,000, there will be an extra charge of 0.002peradditionalclick.•LinkedIthasnoweeklyuploadai写Quantitativemethodsforbusiness2024Assignment1Statisticsdingandremainingfee,butchargesaccordingtothenumberofclicksaslistedbelow:numberofclicksChargesperclick0to60000.001 6001 to 14000 0.0015morethan140000.0025 a. Design an Excel table showing the costs of using these two websites. Assume that the number of total clicks is 40,000 per week. (5 marks)b. Use any method to determine when the costs of using these two websites are equal. (3 marks)c. Draw a line graph for the costs of using these two websites. Your graph is required to have the following:• title of the graph with your ID number as part of the title. (2 marks)• horizontal and vertical axis titles. (2 marks)• the point that the costs are equal. (1 mark)• the region that Comunikate is preferred. (1 mark)• the region that LinkedIt is preferred. (1 mark)d. Based on the calculation results, Jack negotiated a new rate with LinkedIt as below: number of clicks Charges per click 0 to 6000 0.0016001to140000.0012 more than 14000 0.0023Ifheisexpectingtoreceive10,000forthefirstweek,whichwebsiteheshouldchoose?(3marks)Question3:LinearProgramming25marksJack,ahobbyistwoodworker,specialisesinmakingandselling6−packbeercarriers,choppingboardsanddrinkcoastersatalocalSundaymarket.Theproductionprocessrequirestheuseofthreeprimaryresources:labourtime,crafttimber,andmachinetime.Heiskeentospendaminimumof300minutesforlabourand200minutesformachinetimeperweek.However,hecanonlysourceamaximumof300linealmeteroftimberperweekduetolimitationsinstorage.Therequirementsofeachproductarethefollowing:Labour(min.)machinetime(min.)Timber(meter)beercarrier422choppingboard643drinkcoaster225Accordingtohissalehistory,Jackmustproduceaminimumof20beercarriersand10coasters,butamaximumof14choppingboardseveryweek.Theproductioncostforbeercarrier,choppingboardanddrinkcoasterarefor25, 19,and14 respectively.Formulate a linear programming model for this problem to minimize the total production cost. In doing so, consider the following:a. List the decision variables for this problem? (3 marks)b. What is the objective for this problem? Using your decision variables, formulate the objective function. (2 marks)c. What are the constraints in this problem? Using your decision variables, formulate these constraints (approximately 6) (6 marks).d. Include the base Excel table with formulas, explanations, and the Answer Report and Sensitivity Report (6 marks)Using the reports answer the following:e. What is the optimal solution and minimum cost per week? (2 marks)f. Which resources is not fully utilised and by what amount? (2 marks)g. Can a new cost be calculated if all production costs dropped by $5? (2 marks)h. Discuss and calculate the impact on cost if the machine time is reduced to 180 minutes. (2 marks) WX:codehelp