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Inflation, nominal interest rates, and real rates. Given the following information, ;. estimate the real rate with the approximate nominal interest rate equation an the true nominal interest rate equation (Fisher effect) for each set of nominal and infiation rates. First, fill in the approximate real interest rate in the following table: (Round to two decimal places.) begin{tabular}{|c|l|} hline Nominal Rate & hline 11.0% & Data table hline (Cick on the following icon Q in order to copy its contents into a spreadsheet) end{tabular}.

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4 : Multiple choice On the Internet, application protocols provide consumers with many useful services. Which one of the following correctly describes an Internet-based application protocol? ( 1.0 ) A. Chat and Instant messaging use Internet VoiP protocol. B. Cloud computing can be affected by thunder and lightning C. P2P is used to encrypt personal information to keep it private. D. Files can be shared over the Internet using FTP or BitTorrent protocols.5 : Multiple choice Most computers use Unicode or extended () codes to represent character data. (1.0 ) A. WEB B. BIT C. ASCII D. CPU: Multiple choice The most common true color formats used for web graphics include () and JPEG. (1.0 ) A. FLASH B. PNG C. TXT D. EXE.

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Airqual Test Corporation provides on-site air quialify testing services. The company has provided the followitig cost formulas and Actual restits for the month of Februacy: The company uses the number of fobs as its measute of activity. For example, moblle lab operating expenses shouid be 54.800 plus $92 per job, and the actual mobile lab operating expenses for February were $9.120. The compatry expected to wiork 140 jobs in. February, but actually worked 142 jobs. Recuirect: Prepare-a ficxible budget performance report showing AirQual Test Corporation's revenue and spending variances and activity varlances for February. (Indicate the effect of each variance by selecting "F" for favorable, "U" for unfavorable, and "None" for no ffect (i.e., zero variance). Input all amounts as positive values.).

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The Mars company says that before the introduction of purple, yellow candies made up 20% of their plain M8M's, red another 20%, and orange, blue, and green each made up 10%. The rest were brown. Complete parts a and b. b) Assume you have an infinite supply of M8M's from which to draw. Suppose you pick three MSM's in a fow 1. What is the probability that they are all orange? 2. What is the probability that the third one is the first one that is green? 3. What is the probability that none are yellow? 4. What is the probability that at least one is brown? 1. The probabilty of picking three orange MSM's is (Type an integer or a decimal Do not round).

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The partial worksheet for the Jamison Company showed the following dato on October 31,201. Prepare the closing entries for Jamison Company on October 31, 20x1. Journal entry worksheet 1 Record entry to transfer expenses to income summary. Notei Enter debits-before credits.Prepare the closing entries for Jamison Company on October 31, 20x1. Journal entry worksheet 3.4 Recond entry to transfer fees income to income summary.Prepare the closing entries for Jamison Company on October 31. 20xt. Journal entry worksheet 1. Record entry to transfer expenses to income summary. Note: Enter debits before oredts.Prepare the closing entries for Jamison Compony on October 34, 20xi. Journal entry worksheet: Record entry to transfer net income or net loss from income surnmary to capital. Mote: Enter debits Defore cred,ts.Prepare the closing entnes for Janson Compeny on October 31, 20xt. Journal entry worksheet <12 Aecord entry to transfer drawings to caeital sccount. Notel Fineer dekin betilnet arapion..

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Reference Question In an early meeting with your customer, the customer lists the following "requirements" for a system to be built: a) The client daemon must be visible to the user b) The system must provide automatic verification of corrupted links or outdated data c) The internal naming convention must ensure that records are unique d) Communication between the database and server must be encrypted e) Relationships must exist between title groups [a type of record in the database] f) Files should be organized into groups of file dependencies g) The system must interface with an Oracle database h) The system must handle 50,000 users concurrently Classify each of the above as functional requirement, a quality requirement, a design constraint..

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Send answers please. Thanks 27. The ANS generally exhibits "divergence". Explain what this means. Which division diverges morc? 28. The autonomic neuron whose axon exits the CNS is called the: The ANS neuron that innervates the target is called the 29. The cranial nerve which carries nearly all parasympathetic axons is the It exits the CNS from the (be specific). 30. The adrenal medulla secretes (be specilic): 31. Describe the effects of the sympathetic nervous system on the liver. Explain how this effect is critical during a sympathetic response. We may cover this in Chapter 11/19, but based on a simply fightffight model you can make an accurate prediction. 32. Describe the effects of the sympathetic nervous system on adipocytes. Explain how this effect is critical during a sympathetic response. We may cover this in Chapter 11/I9, but based on a simply fight/flight model you can make an accurate prediction.12. Sympathetic neurons the diameter of the bronchioles by the activity of smooth muscle in their walls. (yes, two arrows) 13. Parasympathetic neurons the flow of blood to the external genitalia. 14. Parasympathetic neurons the size of the pupil of the eye. 15. Parasympathetic ncurons the volume of sweat secreted. 16. Parasympathetic neurons smooth muscle activity in the small intestines (peristalsis). 17. Parasympathetic neurons saliva secretion. 18. Parasympathetic ncurons the contraction of skeletal muscles. 19. Parasympathetic neurons the rate the SA node depolarizes. 20. Parasympathetic neurons the volume of sweat secreted. 21. Parasympathetic neurons the diameter of the bronchioles by the activity of smooth muscle in their walls. (yes, two arrows) 22. There are numerous differences between the ANS and Somatic nervous systems. Describe as many as you can. 23. Many organs are innervated by both divisions of the ANS, but are a number of important exceptions. List each exception, state which division does the innervation, and describe the general effect that division of the ANS has on the target organ (excitation / inhibition, you can use +or -) 24. The term that specifically describes the opposite effects that the sympathetic and parasympathetic have on the SA node (or many other organs/structures) is 25. List the parts of the brain that serve as the "major ANS control centers"..

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Suppose a byte-addressable memory contains 2MB and cache consists of 32 blocks, where each block contains 16 bytes, and it is 4 -way set associative. a) Calculate the TAG, SET and WORD bit field sizes (10 Marks) b) The following memory field were obtained, where each 4 HEX bits represents the TAB, SET and WORD fields respectively (assume noisy data bits are padded to fill in the excess memory). 0x325F2B43A3FE Extract the correct main memory address in HEX from this memory field: (10 Marks).

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Starting with the SIR model with births and deaths (where is the birth and death rate, is the infection rate, and is the recovery rate), adding immunization at a rate that moves individuals from the susceptible to the recovered class leads to the model: dtdSdtdIdtdR=SNI+(NS)S=SNIII=I(NS(+ ))=IR+S where all other variables and parameters are as defined in class. Note that dSdN=0, so the total population size N=S+I+R is constant, and we can focus on dtdS and dtdI, ignoring dtdR. All parameters (,,, and ) are positive. (a) (5 pts) What are the units of the new parameter ? (b) (15 pts) Non-dimensionalize both population size and time. Start by providing dimensionless expressions for the proportion of susceptibles x, the proportion of infecteds y, and time in disease generations based on the total rate of departure from the infected population. Then provide expressions for ddx,ddy,R0 (infection rate in disease generations), (birth/death rate in disease generations), and a new parameter (rate of immunization expressed in disease generations) such that all variables and parameters are dimensionless. (c) (10 pts) Find the equilibrium value of x at the disease-free equilibrium with y=0. (d) (10 pts) Mathematically determine whether, or under what conditions, the diseasefree equilibrium found in (c) is locally stable. (e) (10 pts) Given your analysis, what is the rate of immunization that would prevent an epidemic? (Express your answer mathematically.).

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On-Boarding and Training Young Leaders at E-Commerce Giant Alibaba In the 3 months since he began working for Alibaba Group Holdings, Ltd., Matt Shofnos, age 30, has improved his Mandarin, helped an American retailer target Chinese consumers, and donned a Captain America costume to meet the companys chief executive. Alibaba has brought Mr. Shofnos and 31 other young workers from around the world to China for a year-long immersion in Chinese business and language and the companys culture. The companys executives are betting that the leadership program will produce China-trained, globally minded leaders able to make and manage partnerships with Western retailers, moving the e-commerce giant closer to its goal of earning 40 percent of revenue outside China in the next decade. Alibaba has committed to running the program for at least 10 years and expects enrollment to grow to 100 annually. Participants, all new hires, typically join after business school or a few years working in fields such as marketing and technology. More than 3,000 applied to the inaugural class. Finalists underwent several rounds of interviews, including a visit to the companys Hangzhou headquarters. Recruits are paid competitively as they complete two 6-month rotations at Alibaba businesses such as shopping platform Tmall Global. They take classes on Chinese culture, politics, and economics and travel, visiting rural villages to observe how e-commerce has transformed local economies. Participants must learn how to navigate life in China, including finding apartments, commuting to work, and learning Alibaba products, many of which are in Chinese. Veteran Alibaba workers, called life buddies, greet arrivals at the airport and help them load useful smartphone apps. After their second 6-month rotation, graduates are expected to return to Alibaba offices in their home regions in places such as New York and Paris. Having been integrated into the mothership, the workers will help ensure an expanded Alibaba stays true to its Chinese roots and company culture. Program participant Anna Kim, 28, was scheduled to attend the annual meeting of Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial Services Group. She expected the typical recitation of graphs and PowerPoint slides. What awaited her was a massive party in a stadium. When I go to work, I dont know what kind of surprise is going to come my way, she said. As for Matt Shofnos, he is still adjusting to life in Hangzhou, where something as simple as hailing a ride with the countrys version of Uber can befuddle an outsider. Earlier in his career, he realized that being an American companys China guy wasnt going to happen, thanks to lackluster Mandarin skills. With Alibaba, he said, I can absolutely be a Chinese companys American guy. Case Question how write introduction and conclusion.

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Menkes Syndrome is a rare X-linked disease that affects copper metabolism. Treatment with copper injections may improve the life of a person with Menkes disease but there is no newborn screening for this disorder. Most children born with this disease die before they turn 10. Lawrence and Natasha do not have Menkes syndrome. They have two sons: Cale and Reid. Cale has Menkes syndrome. Lawrence and Natasha have a daughter named Lilly. Lilly marries Steve. Steve does not have Menkes Syndrome. They have a daughter named Jessica. What is the chance that Jessica is a carrier for Menkes Syndrome? 1 0 1/16 1/2 1/4.

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Milano Gallery purchases the copyright on a painting for $420,000 on January 1 . The copyright is good for 10 more years, after which the copyright wilt expire and anyone can make prints. The company plans to sell prints for 19 years Prepare entries to record the purchase of the copyright on January 1 and its annual amortization on December 31. Journal entry worksheet 2 Record the purchase of the copyright on a painting for $420,000cash..

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1. Access an informed consent document . for a clinical trial and locate the following items in the informed consent document: The Required Elements of Informed Consent from ICH E6 The Basic Elements of Informed Consent from 21 CFR 50.25) The Additional Elements of Informed Consent from 21 CFR 50.25 HIPAA Authorization Language 2.Please review the links in the required reading as they will offer additional information on the elements of informed consent. 3. Open the sample informed consent and locate the 20 required elements of informed consent (ICH E6), the basic elements of consent (21 CFR 50.25), the additional elements of consent (21 CFR 50.25) and the HIPAA authorization language in the document. In a separate word document, list each element of consent and include a the title of the section from the informed consent and the text from the section. Ex. Required Elements of Informed Consent (ICH E6) The trial involves research: WHY IS THIS STUDY BEING DONE? [Include the title of the section of the informed consent where the information is found AND include the text of the section.].

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Exercise: Deseribe tbe following in appeoptiate neureanatomical tornts (COMPLRTE ON ANSWRR SHIET, NOT HERE) The fnental lobe is 1 , a the garictat loos. Mcher ecrves ure alse callicd of the sininal socd. The occipits labe is The pareisl lobe is to the bectal lobe and Be ore eucieal bobe Mhalce beines ceit the sprial cons on ted Tes konyadial fiscurt in lo bs be lateral aipote of te beningheres:The iemporal loke is 3 _ to the fronial lobe: Semiony information comses in the 4 aspect of the spenal cord. The occipital lobe in 5 : Wo the parietal loke meden "tevard the beak". The parictal lobe is 7 se the froeral lobe and & _ to the oceipital lobe. Medar nerves exit the spinal oatd os the aupert. The loncitudinal fiseire is 10 be be lateral aypects of the hemirpheres: I- means "qouard the nil" " Stricory acrves nipht also be called 12 - eerven. The sep of the brain in 13. to the basal eangla. The tight car in 14 to the right knee. The fingertipe are is is the elloer The kee is if bothe ankle. The brain is luid out is a 17 _ favien. The nigte ans in is is the hearf lobe is anterver to the satirtal lede ?.

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Donald Pump trabajaba como mesero en un restaurante respetable en Vancouver. Despus de limpiar una de las mesas, not un valioso broche en el suelo debajo de la mesa. Cul de las siguientes es correcta con respecto a su reclamo legal por el broche? Debido al principio de "los buscadores se quedan", Donald se queda con el broche incluso contra los dueos originales que lo perdieron. Donald debe entregar el broche a la polica y, si el propietario legtimo no se presenta, el broche pasa a ser propiedad del gobierno. Donald no tiene ningn derecho sobre el broche sin importar dnde lo haya encontrado. Aunque Donald encontr el broche en una parte pblica del restaurante, debe drselo a su empleador, quien tiene derecho a quedrselo si no se encuentra al propietario legtimo. Debido al principio de "los buscadores se quedan", a. Donald se queda con el broche incluso contra los dueos originales que lo perdieron. Donald debe entregar el broche a la polica y, si el b. propietario legtimo no se presenta, el broche pasa a ser propiedad del gobierno. Donald no tiene ningn derecho C. sobre el broche sin importar dnde lo haya encontrado. Aunque Donald encontr el broche en una parte pblica del restaurante, debe drselo a su d. empleador, quien tiene derecho a quedrselo si no se encuentra al propietario legtimo..

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I am working on making an AVL tree in Java, I need help finishing my roatation methods, rightRotate() is not working so I have not yet attempted rotateLeft(); public class MyAVLNode { private MyAVLNode left, right, parent; private int element, height; public MyAVLNode getRight() { return right; } public void setRight(MyAVLNode right) { this.right = right; } public MyAVLNode getLeft() { return left; } public void setLeft(MyAVLNode left) { this.left = left; } public MyAVLNode getParent() { return parent; } public void setParent(MyAVLNode parent) { this.parent = parent; } public int getElement() { return element; } public void setElement(int element) { this.element = element; } public int getHeight() { return height; } public void setHeight(int height) { this.height = height; } } public class MyAVLTree { private MyAVLNode root; public MyAVLTree() { root = null; } private MyAVLNode createNode(int element) { MyAVLNode temp = new MyAVLNode(); temp.setElement(element); temp.setLeft(null); temp.setRight(null); temp.setParent(null); temp.setHeight(0); return temp; } private void inorder(MyAVLNode current) { if(current!=null) { inorder(current.getLeft()); System.out.println(current.getElement() + " "+current.getHeight()); inorder(current.getRight()); } } public void print() { inorder(root); } private int getBalanceFactor(MyAVLNode current) { int leftChildHeight = current.getLeft()==null ? -1 : current.getLeft().getHeight(); int rightChildHeight = current.getRight()==null ? -1 : current.getRight().getHeight(); return rightChildHeight - leftChildHeight; } private void rightRotate(MyAVLNode current) { MyAVLNode oldParent = current.getParent(); MyAVLNode grandparent = oldParent.getParent(); if(grandparent==null) { root = current; } else { if(grandparent.getElement() < current.getElement()) { grandparent.setRight(current); } else { grandparent.setLeft(current); } current.setParent(grandparent); oldParent.setLeft(current.getRight()); current.getRight().setParent(oldParent); current.setRight(oldParent); oldParent.setParent(current); } } private void leftRotate(MyTreeNode current){ } private void updateHeight(MyAVLNode current) { if(current!=null) { int leftChildHeight = current.getLeft()==null ? -1 : current.getLeft().getHeight(); int rightChildHeight = current.getRight()==null ? -1 : current.getRight().getHeight(); //check if current is balanced if(Math.abs(rightChildHeight-leftChildHeight)>1) { //unbalanced, fix if(getBalanceFactor(current)==-2) { //left case if(getBalanceFactor(current.getLeft())==-1) { //left left case rightRotate(current.getLeft()); } else { //left right case } } else { //right case } } else { //if it is balanced, update heights current.setHeight(Math.max(leftChildHeight, rightChildHeight)+1); updateHeight(current.getParent()); } } } private void insert(MyAVLNode current, MyAVLNode insertMe) { if(current.getElement()<insertMe.getElement()) { //look to the right if(current.getRight()==null) { //structure things current.setRight(insertMe);.

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