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9. Un empleado puede excluir del ingreso bruto el valor de las comidas proporcionadas por su empleador siempre que: a. La comida no es extravagante. b. Las comidas se proporcionan en las instalaciones del empleador para su conveniencia. C. No hay lugares para comer cerca del lugar de trabajo. d. Las comidas se proporcionan para la comodidad del empleado. mi. Ninguno de esos. 10. Peggy es ejecutiva de Tan Furniture Manufacturing Company. Compr muebles de la compaa por $9,500, el precio que Tan normalmente le cobrara a un mayorista por los mismos artculos. El precio minorista de los muebles fue de $12 500 y el costo de Tan fue de $9 000. La empresa tambin pag el espacio de estacionamiento de Peggy en un garaje cerca de la oficina. La tarifa de estacionamiento era de $600 por ao. Todos los empleados pueden comprar muebles a un precio con descuento comparable al que se le cobra a Peggy. Sin embargo, la empresa no paga otros tarifas de estacionamiento de los empleados. El ingreso bruto de Peggy de lo anterior es: a. $-0-. b. $600. C. $3,500. d. $4,100. mi. Ninguno de esos. 11. Cul de los siguientes no es un requisito para una deduccin de pensin alimenticia? a. Los pagos deben ser en efectivo. b. Los pagos deben cesar a la muerte del beneficiario. C. Los pagos deben extenderse durante al menos tres aos. d. El pagador y el beneficiario no deben vivir en el mismo hogar al momento de los pagos. mi. Todos estos son requisitos para una deduccin de pensin alimenticia. 12. Las reglas de recuperacin de alimentos tienen por objeto: a. Ayudar a los ex cnyuges a cobrar la pensin alimenticia cuando el otro cnyuge se muda a otro estado. b. Evitar deducciones fiscales por divisiones de bienes. C. Reducir la salida neta de efectivo para el pagador. d. Distinguir los pagos de manutencin infantil de la pensin alimenticia. mi. Ninguno de esos..

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A 35-year-old male client with a history of unprotected sex with multiple sexual partners received a
diagnosis of HIV and is to begin antiretroviral therapy. He asks the nurse not to tell anyone about
his condition. What steps should the nurse take to protect client confidentiality? What information
should the nurse provide to the client before starting antiretroviral therapy?

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Function name: massVigenere Inputs: (M x N) Cell array of coded phrases (M x N) Cell array of secret keys Outputs: (1 x K) Vec of chars representing the decoded phrase Description: In cryptography, there is a encryption algorithm called, "Vigenere Cipher". To create a cipher like this, you first start with a phrase (e.x.: "Attack Now!") and then you have a secret key associated with the phrase (e.x.: "woot"). From these two pieces of information, you can create an updated key that would look like: "Wootwo Otw!". As you can see, you repeat the secret key's sequence and have capital characters from the secret key associated with capital letters from the original phrase. Lower case with lower. And then ignore punctuation. Once you have the updated key, you before a ceasar shift. E.x.: char(updatedKey - originalPhrase) => 'Whhtyy Bhs!' When performing a shift like this, think of 'A' starting at 0. 'W' - 'A' = 'W'; 'h' - 't' = 'o' (notice that there is potential to loop back around the alphabet) and so on... This is a single instance of encoding a vigenere cipher. For this question, you will be given a cell array of several different phrases with several different keys were cellArrayCodedPhrases(i,j) is the phrase associated with the key cellArrayKeys(i,j). Once you decode all of the phrases, you might have an array like: {'This ' 'is' } {' an' ' example.'} Going from left to right, top to bottom, concat the phrases together to get a final decoded phrase: 'This is an example' which will be your output. Examples: cellArrayCodedPhrases = [{'Pvwl'} {' ez' }; {' kn '} {'slfadqs.'}] cellArrayKeys = [{'woot' } {'wham'}; {'kapow'} {'oof' }] output = massVigenere(cellArrayCodedPhrases,cellArrayKeys) % output = 'This is an example.' cellArrayCodedPhrases = [{'Whhtyy '} {'Jck!'}] cellArrayKeys = [{'woot'} {'woot'}] output = massVigenere(cellArrayCodedPhrases,cellArrayKeys) % >> output = 'Attack Now!' cellArrayCodedPhrases = {'Whhtyy Bhs!'} cellArrayKeys = {'woot'} output = massVigenere(cellArrayCodedPhrases,cellArrayKeys) % >> output = 'Attack Now!' Function name: massVigenere Inputs: - (M x N) Cell array of coded phrases - (MN) Cell array of secret keys Outputs: - (1 K) Vec of chars representing the decoded phrase Description: In cryptography, there is a encryption algorithm called, "Vigenere Cipher". To create a cipher like this, you first start with a phrase (e.x.: "Attack Now!") and then you have a secret key associated with the phrase (e.x.: "woot"). From these two pieces of information, you can create an updated key that would look like: "Wootwo Otw!". As you can see, you repeat the secret key's sequence and have capital characters from the secret key associated with capital letters from the original phrase. Lower case with lower. And then ignore punctuation. Once you have the updated key, you before a ceasar shift. E.x.: char(updatedKey - originalPhrase) 'Whhtyy Bhs!' When performing a shift like this, think of 'A' starting at 0 . 'W' - 'A' = 'W'; ' .

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