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  1. P&G's innovation pipeline has 120 products. 30% are in early research, 45% in development, and 25% ready for launch. How many products are ready for launch?

    Answer: 30

    120 × 25% = 30 products ready for launch.

  2. Sales data shows: Monday 1,200 units, Tuesday 1,500, Wednesday 1,350, Thursday 1,800, Friday 2,100. What is the median daily sales figure?

    Answer: 1,500

    Sorted: 1,200; 1,350; 1,500; 1,800; 2,100 — the middle (3rd) value is 1,500.

  3. A product's price increased by 10% in Year 1 and decreased by 10% in Year 2. What is the net effect on the original price?

    Answer: 1% decrease

    A 10% increase then 10% decrease yields a 1% net decrease: 1.10 × 0.90 = 0.99.

  4. In a survey of 2,000 US consumers, 68% said they trust P&G brands. What is the 95% confidence interval margin of error (approx.)?

    Answer: ±2%

    Margin of error ≈ 1/√n = 1/√2000 ≈ 2.2%, which rounds to approximately ±2%.

  5. P&G's Fabric Care segment revenue grew 8% YoY and now represents $18B. What was last year's Fabric Care revenue?

    Answer: $16.67B

    Last year revenue = $18B ÷ 1.08 ≈ $16.67B.

  6. A quality control report shows a defect rate of 0.4% across 250,000 units produced. How many defective units were produced?

    Answer: 1,000

    250,000 × 0.4% = 250,000 × 0.004 = 1,000 defective units.