Suppose there are two firms, Boors and Cudweiser, each selling identical-tasting

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Suppose there are two firms, Boors and Cudweiser, each selling identical-tasting nonalcoholic beer. Consumers of this beer have no brand loyalty so market demand can be expressed as P = 5 + .001 (QB + QC).

21. Assuming the firms behave as Cournot competitors, Boor’s best-response function could be

a.   QB = 2000 – 0.5PC                       

b.   QB = 1500 – 0.5QC                      

c.   QC = 2000 – 0.5QB

d.   QC = 1500 – 0.5PB

Consider the market for nonalcoholic beers from the previous question. Which of the following is the Bertrand reaction function for Cudweiser?

a.   QB = -2.5 + .05PC                        

b.   PB = 2.5 + .05PC                          

c.   PC = 2.5 - .05PB

d.   PB = 2.5 - .15QC

Explanation / Answer

All the FURPS factors are equally important to be addressed during the development (or) build phase once the design is done.

During requirements gathering the functionality is decided.

During design the above factors are addressed and a high-level solution of implementation is provided.

During build , the implementation is done.

During System testing the functionality is reviewed whether it is implemented as discussed in requirements gathering.

During System integration testing the performance & reliability are reviewed where the software developed can sustain the real time scenario.

During User acceptance testing , the usability considerations are validated.Here the customer checks whether the required user interface/user experience is present.

finally ,during release the supportability comes into picture,because the software should be easy to understand and fix the issues in real-time.

SDLC process :

requirements ->design-> build ->System test->system integration test-> user acceptance test ->production/release

If you observe the process , the whole process will go fine upto release only if each FURPS factor is satisfied properly at its respective implementation stage.

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