STPM Management Mathematics 950 study materials
STPM Management Mathematics 950 study resources

STPM Management Mathematics 950 case studies

STPM Management Mathematics 950 · Put your knowledge to work in context.

STPM Management Mathematics (code 950) is a written, paper-based subject in Malaysia's Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia examination, sat mainly by Form Six students and private candidates building a portfolio for university admission or applied-science and business pathways. It is a distinct subject from STPM Mathematics (T), so check that your chosen tertiary programme accepts Management Mathematics before registering. The STPM Management Mathematics 950 case studies are 5 cases and about 3,160 words.

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Lumilite Workshop: Product Mix and the Price of Extra Assembly Hours

Lumilite Workshop makes two desk-lamp models, A and B, and sells all it can produce. Model A earns a contribution of RM30 per unit and model B RM40 per unit.

692 words, about 3 min
2

Kinta Rail Systems: Crashing a Signalling Project with Two Critical Paths

Kinta Rail Systems must upgrade a signalling system. The activity list, with normal durations in days and crash limits and costs, is: Act Predecessor Normal Crash limit Crash cost (RM/day) --- --- --- --- --- A none 4 0 - B none 6 0 - C A 5 2 700 D B 3 1 1,100 E A 7 0 - F C,D 4 0 - G E 2 0 - H C,D 6 2 800 I F,G 3 0 - J H 5 2 1,200 The client wants completion in 18 days instead of the normal 20.

674 words, about 3 min
3

Suria Packaging: Plant Size, EMV and the Value of a Forecast

Suria Packaging must choose plant capacity before demand is known. Demand will be high, medium or low with probabilities 0.35, 0.45 and 0.20 respectively.

570 words, about 3 min
4

Seri Murni Trading: EOQ, Quantity Discounts and a Warehouse Limit

Seri Murni Trading sells 12,000 units of a filter cartridge a year at a steady rate. Each order costs RM45 to process.

578 words, about 3 min
5

Permata Bank: One Teller, Two Tellers or a Faster Teller

Permata Bank has one teller at a suburban branch. Customers arrive as a Poisson process at an average of 18 per hour.

646 words, about 3 min