Question: select an answer that is close to your calculation. Question 35 THE SAME SCENARIO IS USED IN OTHER QUESTION(S). A small resort has 16 cabins

select an answer that is close to your
select an answer that is close to your calculation. Question 35 THE SAME SCENARIO IS USED IN OTHER QUESTION(S). A small resort has 16 cabins which are rented to the customers. The organization is considering overbooking reservations. Cost of bumping (per customer per night) is $65 and cost of empty cabin (per customer per night) is $78. Also, the following information is provided. Over a 100-day season what will be the total expected loss if the resort does not overbook cabins (ie zero overbooking)? Overbooking by Number of No-shows 0 Probabilit Number of Expected Number of Empty Opportunity Bumped Cabins Cost Customers Expected Bumping Cost 0 1 0.3700 0.4800 0.1300 2 3 0.0200 Sum 0 Expected Loss (per day) for overbooking by Expected Loss (in the season) for overbooking by 0

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