This question tests the understanding of Time Aggregation and Day Weighting logic within the TPM calculation engine.

Here are the variables:

Promotion Duration:December 1 to December 15 =15 Days.

Baseline Input:70 units per week.

Weekday Share Profile:None configured.

In Consumer Goods Cloud TPM, if no specific "Weekday Share Profile" (or "Day Weighting") is applied, the system defaults to a linear, even distribution of volume across the week.

Calculate Daily Average:A standard week has 7 days. If the weekly baseline is 70, the daily baseline is $70 / 7 = 10$ units per day.

Calculate Promotion Total:The promotion runs for 15 days.

Calculation: $15 \text{ days} \times 10 \text{ units/day} = 150 \text{ units}$.

If the system had used a specific profile (e.g., "High Weekend Sales"), the math would differ based on how many Saturdays/Sundays fell within the Dec 1–15 window. However, with "no weekday share profile," the linear calculation applies. Option B (140) would imply exactly two weeks (14 days), but the period is 15 days. Option A (100) is incorrect. Thus,150is the correct calculated baseline volume.