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    Example: The Palace 

    Pizza  from  The  Palace  is  the  traditional  game  day  meal  in  a  small  college  town.  Shoshana  is  one  of 
    sixteen students who delivers pizza on football weekends. This job is her only source of spending money. 
    Because many alumni return for games, as soon as she returns from a delivery, another will be waiting 
    for  her.  Her  hourly  wage  is  small,  but  tips  average  about  $20/hour.  Driving  faster  allows  her  to  make 
    more  deliveries  and  more  tips.  However,  the  cost  of  operating  her  car  increases  as  she  goes  faster. 
    Experiments show that driving at 25 mph costs $0.25/mile, at 30 mph costs $0.30/mile, and at 40 mph 
    costs $0.40/mile. 

    1. What are the possible missions? ‐ Which one would you choose? (Explain) 
    2. Who are the owners? 
    3. Write an initial problem statement. 
    4. Validate your understanding, and describe how you did it. 
    5. Write a detailed problem statement. 
    6. What are possible models for this problem? ‐ Develop one, and internally validate it. 
    7. Why did you choose this model? 
    8. Solve your model, and externally validate it. 
    9. Is it sufficient to solve the problem? ‐ What are its strengths and weaknesses? 
    10. What insight have you gained? 
    11. If you had more time and resources, what would you do differently? 

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