The Sensitivity of the Expected Value to Changes in the Input

question 14

Multiple Choice

The sensitivity of the expected value to changes in the input variables can be inferred from a spider chart by observing:

• A) The height of the line above the horizontal axis for each variable
• B) The length of the line for each variable
• C) The slope of the line for each variable
• D) The color of the line for each variable
• E) None of these options

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Definitions:

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