yes
I learned in my marketing class that the compensatory method is when you allocate 100 points for a different features of a product and then you give the feature that is most important to you the most points. It is a method that is used to help a consumer make a decision about a product. Here's an example: If you were going to buy a TV, the different features of a TV would be its size, screen quality, wi-fi connection. If the screen size was most important to you, you would give that category 50 out of the 100 points. If screen quality was next in importance to you, you would give it a 30 out of the 100 points. If wi-fi connection was least important to you, you would give it the least amount of points. In this case you would give it a 20 out of the 100 points. Thus, 50+30+20=100 points. Now, when you are shopping for your tv you can rank each tv you are considering and the one that is closest to the points you allocated in each category is ultimately the one you should buy. *this is a very subjective method- the product that you are "suppose" to buy after completing this method may not be the product that you actually want. This method can also make you realize what features/categories are most important to you when making a big decision
no it can't have 20 points
20% or 30%
20 on 20 - 2007 TV was released on: USA: 22 June 2007
20/20 TV show is on your local ABC channel.
1978
People Magazine's 20 Under 20 - 2001 TV was released on: USA: 8 April 2001
20 20 - 1978 Best in TV The Greatest TV Show of Our Time 35-2 was released on: USA: 18 September 2012
It is 3.2 points.
TV cost $1600 more than the phone set. Phone set cost 20% of TV. How much does the phone set cost? 100%-20%=$1600=80% $1600/(80%)=> 1% = $20 20 x 1%=20% 20 x $20=$400 = phone set cost
TMZ on TV - 2007 2011-01-20 was released on: USA: 20 January 2011
TMZ on TV - 2007 2011-04-20 was released on: USA: 20 April 2011