PFMP · Question #310
You have scored the portfolio components and are analyzing the data in order to prioritize the components. Using the following scoring table, which of the options represents the correct Components Pri
The correct answer is D. D, B, E. The correct priority order based on the scoring table is D, B, E - and crucially, this combination must fit within the 40K fixed budget. D costs 13K + B costs 15K + E costs 11K = 39K, which fits within the 40K budget. Adding the next highest-priority component, A (10K), would bri
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You have scored the portfolio components and are analyzing the data in order to prioritize the components. Using the following scoring table, which of the options represents the correct Components Priority? Taking into consideration that the costs for each component is Component A: 10 K USD, Component B: 15 K USD, Component C: 16 K USD, Component D: 13 K USD and Component E: 11 K USD; The budget for this portfolio is a fixed one of 40 k USD Larger image
Options
- AA, C, E, B
- BD, B, C, E
- CD, B, E, A
- DD, B, E
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A4% (1)
- B14% (4)
- C7% (2)
- D75% (21)
Explanation
The correct priority order based on the scoring table is D, B, E - and crucially, this combination must fit within the 40K fixed budget. D costs 13K + B costs 15K + E costs 11K = 39K, which fits within the 40K budget. Adding the next highest-priority component, A (10K), would bring the total to 49K - exceeding the budget. Option A (A, C, E, B) does not reflect the scored priority order. Option B (D, B, C, E) would cost 13+15+16+11=55K, far exceeding budget. Option C (D, B, E, A) costs 13+15+11+10=49K, which also exceeds the 40K budget. Therefore, D (just D, B, E at 39K) is the only valid answer.
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