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Answer:
Part 3: The packaging cost for 25000 orders of weight 40,000 pounds with 4000 fragile items is $ 91999.
Part 4: The packaging cost for 25000 orders of weight 40,000 pounds with 2000 fragile items as compared to the cost with 4000 fragile items is reduced by $ 4626.
Explanation:
The question lacks the data. So the data is given as in the attached figure which indicates following.
From the part 2 of the question the regression line is found as
[tex]Cost_{packing} = 475 + 2.100n_{order} + 0.7443w_{order}+2.313n_{fragile}[/tex]
Part 3
Number of orders=25000
Weights=40,000
Number of fragile items=4000
So the value is predicted as
[tex]Cost_{packing} = 475 + 2.100n_{order} + 0.7443w_{order}+2.313n_{fragile}\\Cost_{packing} = 475 + 2.100(25000)+ 0.7443(40000)+2.313(4000)\\Cost_{packing} = \$ 91999[/tex]
So the packaging cost for 25000 orders of weight 40,000 pounds with 4000 fragile items is $ 91999.
Part 4
Part 3
Number of orders=25000
Weights=40,000
Number of fragile items=2000
So the value is predicted as
[tex]Cost_{packing} = 475 + 2.100n_{order} + 0.7443w_{order}+2.313n_{fragile}\\Cost_{packing} = 475 + 2.100(25000)+ 0.7443(40000)+2.313(2000)\\Cost_{packing} = \$ 87373[/tex]
Change in cost is
[tex]\Delta Cost=Cost_3-Cost_4\\\Delta Cost=91999-87373\\\Delta Cost=$4626\\[/tex]
So the packaging cost for 25000 orders of weight 40,000 pounds with 2000 fragile items as compared to the cost with 4000 fragile items is reduced by $ 4626.
