MS EXCEL 2007 What-IfAnalysis,Goal Seek Analysis,Scenario Manager, Pivot Tables

Lemonade_EX
How many glasses of lemonade does a lemonade store need to sell to breakeven? Annual Fixed Cost=$45,000 Unit Variable Cost=$0.45 Unit Sell price= $3.00

Conference_Registration Ranveer is managing a conference at his college. His fixed costs are $15000,He must pay the 10 speakers @ $700 each , and the college union $300 per conference participant for food and lodging costs. He is charging each conference participant who is not also a speaker $900, which includes the conference fee and their food and lodging costs. How many paid registrants need to attend for Ranveer to break even?

Electrician_ Wiring

3 Electricians are wiring Deepikas new home. Electrician 1 alone will need 11 days to do the job. Electrician 2 alone will need 5 days to do the job. Electrician 3 alone will need 9 days to do the job. If all three electricians work on the job, how long will the job take to complete?

Sce. Man._Autom.(Data1)
Vineet wants to create best, worst and most likely scenarios for the sales of an automobile by varying the values of Year 1 sales, annual sales growth and Year 1 sales price. Does excel have a tool he can use to vary more than two inputs in a sensitivity analysis?

Sce. Man_Autom(Data1)
Year 1 Sales
Best case $20,000

Annual Sales Growth

20% 10%
2%

Year 1 Sales Price

$10.00 $7.50
$5.00

Most likely $10,000 case Worst case $5,000

Sce.Man._Lemonade(Data 2)
For the Lemonade example, use the scenario manager to display a report summarizing profit for the following scenarios:
Scenario Price Unit Cost Fixed Cost

High cost/High price

$5.00

$1.00

$65,000

Medium cost/ Medium price Low cost/low price

$4.00
$2.50

$0.75
$0.40

$45,000
$25,000

Pivot1
Z is doing market research about Volvo Cross Country Wagons. He need to determine what factors influence the likelihood that a family will purchase a station wagon. From information in a large sample of families, he know the family size (large or small) and the family income (high or low). How can he determine how family size and income influence the likelihood that a family will purchase a station wagon?

Pivot2
X work for a small travel agency for which he need to mass-mail a travel brochure. His funds are limited, so he want to mail the brochure to people who spend the most money on travel. From information in a random sample of 925 people, I know the gender, the age , and the amount these people spent on travel last year. How can X use this data to determine how gender and age influence a persons travel expenditure? What can X conclude about the type of person to whom he should mail the brochure?