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Researchers found that a person in a particular country spent an average of 5.7 hours a day watching TV in 2010. Assume the population standard deviation is 1.8 hours per day. A sample of 38 people averaged 6.4 hours of television viewing per day. Does this result support the findings of the study? zx= (Round to two decimal places as needed.).

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PLEASE HELP ME. Eric Christopher. Associate Director for Global HR Development at Tex-Mark, was sitting in his car in an early-morning traffic jam. He had thought that by leaving his home at 7:00 am he would have been ahead of the heavy commuter traffic into San Antonio s city center. The explanation for the long queue was announced by the radio traffic service. A large, portable crane, used to set up con crete barriers around road works, had overturned, and inbound and outbound traffic would be at a dead stop for at least an hour. Eric had ended up at Tex-Mark, a computer input-output manufacturer and sup plier. through an indirect career route. Brought up in the Hill Country Village district of San Antonio. Eric had graduated from Churchill High School and Baylor University in Waco. Texas with a major in History and a minor in Spanish. His maternal grandmother lived in Tennessee, but was bom and grew up in Edinburgh. Scotland and Eric had spent several summers while in high school and at university backpacking around Europe. His facility for languages was impressive and he had an excellent working use of Spanish. French. Italian and German. He could converse in Cantonese, as the result of working in a noodle restaurant during university and had started a tutor ial course in Mandarin last fall. Upon graduation, Eric backpacked around Europe and South America until his money ran out. Returning to Dallas he took a ticketing job with Southwest Airlines and was quickly moved to the training unit. After four successful years at South West, he was contacted by a headhunter about a position as Global Development Assistant with Tex-Mark. The promised combination of global travel, more money and a re turn to San Antonio proved irresistible, and Eric had been with Tex-Mark for five years now. His career progress to date was outstanding, despite the extra workload self-imposed by undertaking MBA studies at University of Texas at San Antonio as a part-time student. Tex-Mark had started out as a spin off firm from Dell Computers in the late 1970s. Patents combined with an excellence in engineering, an outstanding insti tutional sales staff cost-sensitive production and pricing, all combined to make Tex-Mark a major force in the printer and optical scanner industry. Tex-Mark in herited a production facility in San Antonio from Dell, but the company also had international production facilities operating in three countries: Monterrey, Mexico, I.eith, Scotland and more recently in Jaipur, India. A major new facility was scheduled to stan production in Wuhu, China late next year. Research and new product development activities were split between the home offices in San Antonio, a printer center in Durham. North Carolina and an optical research center of excellence' in Edinburgh, Scotland. Major sales, distribution and customer service centers had recently expanded into Asia and are now located in Rheims in France; in Memphis. Tennessee; in Sydney. Australia; .

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please help with the fill in the blanks Fill in the following blanks to make the statements true. HPAT2,3, and 5 when prevented from being transcribed prevent the formation of the Many of the lincRNAs appear to be associated with infections from that are thought to be genetic parasites. lincRNA play a role in regulating they themselves are encoded in the genome that is considered DNA. Probably the most well known example of RNA regulating the expression of DNA is the production of the that coats one copy of the X chromosome in a female forming the Centromeric DNA is known as and may be located in several locations on the chromosome. If there is high variation in the primary centromere site, a centromere may cause use of a site that may make a centromere. This may result in increased risk of and.

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Patient Documentation Analysis Due Date Sunday 11:59 p.m. MT (Try to make your first post by Wednesday.) Instructions (Required) Select the tabs to review the patient medical report. Detailed discussion questions follow below. Identify one or two medical terms in this report. Deconstruct the components of specific medical terms to identify their meanings. In addition, please pay attention to the spelling and pronunciation of the words. Case Study #1 Discharge Summary The patient, John Madison, is an 8-month old white male presenting a viral type syndrome. Admission Diagnosis Bronchiolitis with hyperpyrexia; history of premature delivery with one hospitalization for lung immaturity at time of birth. Discharge Diagnosis Bronchiolitis with fever and poor fluid intake. Summary John Madison is an 8-month-old white male seen by Dr. White at the Lofty Pines Health Center for a viral-type syndrome. The mother states that the baby had a temperature over the weekend, going up to 103 and 104 the night prior to admission. The baby has progressively gotten more worked up, more short of breath, and has had respiratory disease. The patient was hospitalized for his respiratory distress and lower respiratory disease. Positive physical exam on admission included both lung fields filled with rhonchi and occasional rales. There were no signs of consolidation. The patient was put in a croup tent during his hospital stay and was placed on Ampicillin four times a day for his two-day course. He tolerated the croup tent well and the antibiotics. His lungs progressively cleared, and the patient was discharged on 02-11-2018. He was discharged on the instructions to force fluids, saline nose drops, and bulb suction as needed, Amoxicillin 125 milligrams three times a day, and to return to the clinic in one week to see Dr. Swisher. Lab Data White count was 10.7, hemoglobin was 12.2, hematocrit was 37.7, 13 segmented cells, 77 lymphocytes, 10 monocytes. Chest x-ray was within normal limits. Discussion Questions Question 1 Review the Inpatient Discharge Summary of John Madison (Case Study 1) and provide the following in your post. Conduct research on bronchiolitis, using available library resources and trustworthy medical websites such as the Mayo Clinic. Post a one-paragraph summary on bronchiolitis, and cite your source. Use the information youve gathered from your research to address the following questions in b. and c. below. What is bronchiolitis, and what are its symptoms and some risk factors for developing it? In the discharge summary, the baby was seen for a "viral-type" syndrome. What is the likely name for this virus, which causes most cases of bronchiolitis? Differentiate between the terms "rhonchi" and "rales" that are referred to in the discharge summary. What is a croup tent and why was Ampicillin given to the baby?.

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Please fix the following C++ code to compile correctly in Visual Studio #include <iostream> #include <string> #include <vector> #include <algorithm> using namespace std; void menu_driven() { cout << "Press 1 to display the agesn"; cout << "Press 2 to change the age of Billionairen"; cout << "Press 3 to display the minimum age of all Billionairesn"; cout << "Press 4 to display the average ages of all Billionairesn"; cout << "Press 5 to display the ages sorted in ascending ordern"; cout << "Press 6 to Quitn"; } void result(int choice) { int NUM_BILLIONAIRES = 2600; int position; int change_age; int ages[NUM_BILLIONAIRES] = { 50,58,73,66,91,49,48,77,66,64,59,80,82,68,37,73, 67,72,77,44,86,59,86,57,38,64,84,82,53,51,52,85, 84,50,64,57,93,75,94,64,82,86,73,71,68,68,76,83, 79,76,77,86,53,73,50,59,80,51,56,30,76,58,51,81, 89,40,79,57,82,66,72,60,83,64,60,91,55,59,55,77, 67,66,56,86,71,40,65,55,71,60,68,72,54,71,74,65, 61,76,63,66,75,81,64,54,82,54,86,64,35,58,69,89, 55,59,66,58,82,71,42,58,67,54,37,42,92,49,44,92, 63,64,66,64,64,58,70,49,82,57,73,56,67,81,54,89, 50,56,70,64,92,63,66,93,84,94,59,77,63,77,72,72, 57,56,98,52,74,93,40,73,37,68,62,61,42,69,54,69, 59,50,43,82,71,54,75,74,79,80,40,71,48,66,74,46, 65,80,56,72,70,40,79,56,69,79,52,89,66,46,77,76, 67,62,69,57,64,31,33,93,54,66,76,53,38,74,65,56, 53,70,73,54,75,64,75,54,78,71,63,88,83,55,90,76, 59,69,57,92,76,64,64,64,91,56,56,60,74,68,65,57, 57,58,71,58,64,72,70,80,59,72,54,41,84,74,46,43, 81,38,57,36,40,74,71,70,57,57,61,64,78,49,84,55, 57,61,63,65,78,49,73,87,64,51,74,60,65,71,65,64, 79,58,53,78,71,64,61,64,46,71,53,70,63,58,77,71, 81,69,51,68,80,67,60,67,69,78,80,93,74,67,93,85, 79,64,68,66,37,52,53,78,53,71,83,80,64,55,72,86, 71,55,67,82,64,89,77,61,80,87,88,68,52,48,91,67, 61,90,79,84,62,59,39,58,58,39,52,60,73,79,73,55, 60,51,65,78,54,62,55,36,52,34,61,60,40,75,52,76, 67,60,51,76,57,60,69,57,33,58,58,57,77,53,59,84, 95,72,45,58,77,31,55,57,67,59,70,74,60,64,61,80, 58,72,67,92,28,53,57,61,86,57,53,71,64,65,69,57, 58,70,58,50,73,82,70,50,84,70,80,76,74,75,88,84, 65,70,60,54,70,59,64,77,83,50,58,70,80,76,58,63, 84,78,64,49,60,65,62,64,80,45,87,46,66,78,95,80, 71,46,79,85,53,58,77,63,57,38,71,66,54,71,80,81, 87,90,44,76,77,56,48,59,65,51,64,61,92,67,60,54, 53,80,77,62,79,64,52,74,55,81,67,91,89,58,54,57, 79,76,78,69,64,73,55,64,73,71,72,47,48,66,75,63, 60,61,50,78,68,41,71,44,83,54,72,64,87,57,49,50, 58,55,64,42,81,76,63,54,65,54,62,59,59,66,64,53, 82,89,59,85,57,41,59,64,87,70,71,80,65,62,69,63, 82,68,90,54,51,55,66,79,71,56,77,63,61,49,67,69, 66,77,80,56,97,68,73,66,60,64,67,59,57,78,60,48, 79,55,60,96,59,70,80,68,62,28,56,58,64,67,82,80, 57,58,89,56,70,35,75,52,67,50,49,88,63,62,69,57, 70,65,93,49,81,80,64,61,81,77,61,40,61,77,55,64, 78,84,75,95,76,67,55,64,81,86,70,60,85,66,39,62, 81,63,66,74,54,63,56,67,94,51,82,63,52,57,89,91, 64,67,67,72,76,51,53,68,54,76,68,87,66,44,78,71, 92,40,81,80,42,58,53,88,78,61,69,66,72,59,72,72, 68,42,57,74,64,66,82,40,40,71,56,82,79,64,40,66, 59,67,64,54,8.

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output and explain There is Mylist; There is MyArrayList: package com.mycompany.myarraylist; import java.util.*; public class MyArrayList<E> implements MyList<E> { private class ArrayListIterator implements Iterator<E> { private int index; public ArrayListIterator() { index=0; } public boolean hasNext() { return index < size(); } public E next() { index++; return arr[index-1]; } public void remove() { throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); } } private E[] arr; private int logicalLength; public MyArrayList(int initCapacity) { arr = (E[]) new Object[initCapacity]; logicalLength = 0; } public MyArrayList() { this(4); } public boolean add(E e) { if(isFull()) grow(); arr[logicalLength] = e; logicalLength++; return true; } public void add(int index, E element) { if(isOutOfBounds(index)) throw new IndexOutOfBoundsException(index + " doesn't exist"); if(isFull()) grow(); for(int i=size()-1; i>=index; i--) arr[i+1] = arr[i]; arr[index] = element; logicalLength++; } public void clear() { logicalLength = 0; } public boolean contains(Object obj) { return indexOf(obj) != -1; } public boolean equals(Object obj) { if(!(obj instanceof MyArrayList)) return false; MyArrayList<E> another = (MyArrayList<E>)obj; if(size() != another.size()) return false; for(int i=0; i<size(); i++) if(! (arr[i].equals(another.arr[i]))) return false; return true; } public E get(int index) { if(isOutOfBounds(index)) throw new IndexOutOfBoundsException(index + " doesn't exist"); return arr[index]; } public E set(int index, E element) { if(isOutOfBounds(index)) throw new IndexOutOfBoundsException(index + " doesn't exist"); E answer = arr[index]; arr[index] = element; return answer; } public int indexOf(Object obj) { for(int i=0; i<size(); i++) if(arr[i].equals(obj)) return i; return -1; } public boolean isEmpty() { return size()==0; } public int size() { return logicalLength; } public Iterator<E> iterator() { return new ArrayListIterator(); } public int lastIndexOf(Object obj) { for(int i=size()-1; i>=0; i--) if(arr[i].equals(obj)) return i; return -1; } public E remove(int index) { if(isOutOfBounds(index)) throw new IndexOutOfBoundsException(index + " doesn't exist"); E data = arr[index]; for(int i=index+1; i<size(); i++) arr[i-1] = arr[i]; logicalLength--; return data; } public boolean remove(Object obj) { int index = indexOf(obj); if(index==-1) return false; remove(index); return true; } public String toString() { StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder("[ "); for(int i=0; i<logicalLength; i++) { sb.append(arr[i]); if(i < logicalLength-1) sb.append(", "); } sb.append("]"); return sb.toString(); } private void grow() { int newCapacity = 2 * arr.length; E[] temp = (E[]) new Object[newCapacity]; for(int i=0; i<logicalLength; i++) temp[i] = arr[i]; arr = temp; } private boolean isFull() { return logicalLength == arr.length; } private boolean isOutOfBounds(int index) { return index<0 || index>=logicalLength; } public static void main(String[] args) { MyArrayList<Integer> list = new My.

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Name the hormones that influence the menstrual cycle. Identify what specifically produces or regulates the hormones that are being produced (example- Hypothalamus) Describe the changes in the sonographic appearances of the endometrium throughout the menstrual cycle (make sure that you include what hormones are increased and/or decreased during each phase: example- secretory phase) Describe the changes in the sonographic appearances of the ovaries throughout the menstrual cycle (make sure that you include what hormones are increased and/or decreased and what physiological findings you may see with ultrasound: example- dominant follicle).

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Mike and Carol Brady realized that their house was not big enough for them and their six children. Greg kept complaining that he was too old to have to share a room with his brothers, Peter and Bobby. The Bradys went house hunting and thought they found the ideal house. Mr. Rogers had a wonderful 2,900 square foot house in a luxurious neighborhood. As Mike was walking through Rogers house, he noticed some watermarks on the ceiling and asked about the roof. The Rogerss agent informed the Bradys that the roof was in excellent condition and had recently been repaired. The agent never informed the Bradys that the roof still was leaking nor that the repairs did not stop the leaking. The Bradys bought the house for $325,000. Shortly after they moved in, there was a terrible rain storm. The heavy rains caused some water to leak into the house. The Bradys sued Rogers, claiming that he was liable for the damages. Decide the case..

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3 Question (3 points) a Seepage 561 John and Daniel grestly enjoy each other's company but have different tastes regarding the best form of entertainment. John prefers the fowbrow entertainment of professional wrestling that disgusts DanieL. Meanwhile, Daniel likes highbrow opera, which bores John. However, each finds it preferable to spend the evening together rather than disagree about what to do and end upstaying home angry. This interaction is modeled in the normal-form game below: 1st attempt Part 1 (1 point) See Hint Identify any pure strategy equilibria of this game. Choose one or more: A. (wrestling, wrestling) B. (wrestling, opera) C. (opera, wresting) D. (opera, opera) E. There are no pure strategy equilibria.Find the mixed strategy Nash equilibrium of this game. In it, John will choose wrestling with probability and Daniel will choose wrestling with probability (Give your answers to two decimal points.).

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Case 8: Synergies3 Tec Services, LLC v. Corvo Lisa Corvo and Thomas Bonds were engaged to be married. They had gotten engaged in Paris without an engagement ring. When they returned to the United States, they purchased a specially made ring in the shape of the Eiffel Tower with a diamond mounted on it. The diamond cost $40,000. Sometime thereafter Corvo contacted DIRECTV to initiate satellite television services in her house. On February 20, 2013, Corvo and Bonds were working from home when Raymond Castro and Daniel McLaughlin arrived to perform the installation. Bonds let both men inside the house, advised them where to install the equipment, and then resumed working. At one point, while Castro and McLaughlin were still working on the installation, Corvo and Bonds experienced an interruption in their Internet access, and, as a result, Bonds went to check with Castro and McLaughlin. Corvo noticed that the door to the master bedroom was almost closed, which she thought was strange. Thus, she opened it, which startled McLaughlin, who was standing behind the door. When the installation was complete, Castro provided Corvo and Bonds with a lengthy overview of the services. Corvo and Bonds finished paperwork associated with the installation, and Castro left. After Castro left, Corvo went to the master bedroom to retrieve her handbag, jewelry, and shoes, and she noticed that the three-carat diamond was missing from the center of her engagement ring. The prongs on the ring were sticking out and were bent. Corvo and Bonds sued McLaughlin, Castro, DIRECTV, and Synergies3 Tec Services (Synergies3)which was the company contracted by DIRECTV to install services and which employed McLaughlin and Castro)asserting claims of conversion and theft. A jury awarded Corvo and Bonds $365,160 in damages, including mental anguish and punitive damages. DIRECTV and Synergies3 appealed the verdict on a number of grounds, including that the jury erroneously applied the doctrine of respondeat superior to hold them vicariously liable for the actions of McLaughlin and Castro. 1. Castro and McLaughlin are best classified as agents of Synergies3 and DIRECTV. Neither Castro nor McLaughlin is an employee of Synergies3 and DIRECTV. 2. McLaughlins theft of the diamond occurred within the scope of his employment (installing satellite television services), and DIRECTTV is vicariously liable for McLaughlins criminal conduct. 3. If Synergies3 had trained Castro and McLaughlin how to distract the customer in her home while the other installer located and stole valuable personal property of the customer, Synergies 3 would have direct criminal liability. 4. If Castro and McLaughlin improperly installed the satellite television services, and Corvo was injured as a result of the careless installation, Synergies3 can be held liable for her injuries. 5. If Synergies3 had trained Castro and McLaughlin how to distract the customer in her home while the other installer located and stole valuab.

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39)Draw a Flowchart for Calculate GrossPay Button Click Event? 40)What is Pseudocode? Write Pseudeocode for Calculate GrossPay Button Click Event? 41)In the Calculate GrossPay Project, write the Java code to declare a Variable called dblHours of Data Type double. 42) Declare a Variable called dblRate of Data type double. 43) Write Java code to Convert Text entered in Text Box txtHours to Numeric value so it will be used in calculations. 44) Write the Java code to Convert Text entered in Text Box txtRate to Numeric value so it will be used in calculations. 45) Write the Java code to Calculate GrossPay and assign the value to dblGrossPay. 46) Write the Java code to Format with Currency and Assign GrossPay to the Text property of a Label named lblGrossPay. 47) Write the Java code to define test1, test2, test3 as integers type in one statement. 48) Write the Java code to Declare 2 integer variables called number1 and number2 and assign the values 33 and 55 to them. Use Math.max() method to find the Maximum number. 49) Use Math.min() method to find the Minimum number in the previous question. 50) Write the Java code to display Todays Date in the label named lblToday. 51) Write the Java code to display Current Time in the label named lblTime. 52) Write Java code to Hide the Picture named picBulls (change Visible property to false). 53) Write the Java code to Show the Picture named picBulls.

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Crossworo Puzzle # I Down 1. The notwork design layer mosi 2. associated with building backtones 2. The maximum data rate that a packet 3. One of the inernet 2 networks 5. High speed Internet access technologiles 7. An inexpensive way to provil WAN services over the Internet 8. Swiched Elhernet's topology 10. A core backbone is Flely to use 13. A wAN technology 15. An oild pacher swy thed WaN technology 17. This device connects IP subnets 19. A slow speed dedicatod circuit bacitonos 22. A good type of wireless securily 24. A place where you can connect to acommon carrier 27. The network design layer most 29. A backbone deisgn commonly used 31. in buldings 31. The maximum data rate that a packot swilched network will permit but doesnit guaranlea 32. A common Ehemet spoed in Mbps 34. A WAN architiecture 35. T1 speed in Mbps V 1 DOWN IS - DISTRIBUITON SPGHEO (ERROR)4. A catciyy name for wireless techinclogy 6. You should never put one of these on a WLAN 8. A type of dedicated circuit 9. A commanly used WAN technology 11. Another name lor T3 12. WANs olten use this type of cable 14. I stil dont neod it 16. An emerging lechnologylor WANs 18. Main distritution faciliy 20. A common lnternet access technoiogy 23. A point where national ISPs connect 25. OC-3 speod in Mbps 26. Your VPN sottware will log into a VPN 28. A commonly used WAN architecture 30. The network design layer most associated with campus backbones 33. Notwork snitler sottware 35. A common WLAN technology 37. T3 speed in Mhps 1 DOWN IS - DISTRIBUITON 5P6l)0 (ERROR).

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Complete DB code following the instructions: Implement the DB and use the unittest_db() function to test it. DO NOT CHANGE THIS CODE FOR YOUR SUBMISSION, as it will be used to test your code against the answers (with different input files). a) The student ID should be the base class's key member. b) The student ID should be automatically assigned such that the ID/key should be n if the student is the nth student to join the school. If the student later leaves (i.e., deleted from the BST), the ID does NOT get reassigned to another student. Thus, the student ID of the last student to join the school should reflect the TOTAL number of students that have joined this school since its reception (regardless of whether some have left). 5. Test your code against the provided input and output files. a) The provided answer for the BST unit test is in "unittest_ans_t100_s100.txt". The s100 refers to the seed of 100 (-s 100), and t100 refers to the number of elements to add to the BST (-t 100). b) The provided answer for the DB is in "students_1_ans.txt" for the "students_1.txt" input file. 6. Make sure your code has no memory leaks (using valgrind). 7. Your code should work beyond the provided unit tests. That is, even if it does work for all the given tests, if the code has an identifiable bug (i.e., by reading the source code), points WILL be deducted. For example, if I were to change unittest_bst(num_test, seed, cout, 5); -> unittest_bst(num_test, seed, cout, 100); it should still work. db.h #ifndef DB_H_ #define DB_H_ #include <iostream> #include "bst.h" using namespace std; class SNode : public Node { private: string first; string last; unsigned int age; static unsigned int num_students; public: // Constructors and destructor SNode(); SNode(string f_, string l_, unsigned int a_); ~SNode(); // public interface void change_first(string f_); void change_last(string l_); string get_first(); string get_last(); unsigned int get_age(); void print_info(ostream& to); }; #endif main.cc #include <iostream> #include <fstream> #include <string> #include <sstream> #include <vector> #include <algorithm> #include <getopt.h> #include "bst.h" #include "db.h" using namespace std; const char* const short_opt = ":ht:s:i:o:"; const struct option long_opt[] = { {"help", 0, NULL, 'h'}, {"test", 1, NULL, 't'}, {"seed", 1, NULL, 's'}, {"input", 1, NULL, 'i'}, {"output", 1, NULL, 'o'}, {NULL, 0, NULL, 0} }; void usage(char* argv); void unittest_bst(unsigned int n, unsigned int seed, ostream& to, unsigned int remain); bool read_db(const string file_name, vector<string>& firsts, vector<string>& lasts, vector<unsigned int>& ages); void create_db(BST& db, const vector<string> f_, const vector<string> l_, const vector<unsigned int> a_); bool unittest_db(string ifile_name, string ofile_name); /* Main function */ int main(int argc, char **argv) { int c = 0; string test = "0"; string seed_str = "0"; string ifile_name; string ofile_name; if(argc < 2) { usage(argv[0]); return 0; } whil.

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Chocolatefie de Geneve, SA, is located in a French-speaking canton in Switzerland. The company makes chocolate truifles that are sold in popular embossed tins. The company has two processing departments-Cooking and Molding. In the Cooking Department, the tawingredients for the truffles are mixed and then cooked in speclal candy-making vats in the Molding Depattment, the melted chocolate and other ingredients from the Cooking Department are carefally poured into molds and decorative tlourishes are applied by hand. After cooling, the truffles are packed for sale. The company uses a process costing system. The T-accounts below show the flow of costs through the two depaitments in Aprit: Required: Prepare foumai entries showing the tlow of costs through the two processing departments during April. af no entry is required for a transoction/event, select "No journol entry required" in the first account field.)Journal entry worksheet wute, evis derore creditS.Journal entry worksheet 4Journal entry worksheet 5 Record entry to apply manufacturing overhead. Note: Enter debits before credits.Record the work completed in Cooking Department. Note: Enter debits before credits.Journal entry worksheet 1 Record the work completed in Molding Department. Note: Enter debits before credits..

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Consider the following job information. Each job must proceed sequentially through the different work areas, and each area can work on only one job at a time. Sequence the jobs according to the (1) first-come, first-served rule, (2) earliest due date, and (3) critical ratio. Calculate the average lateness under each rule. Which rule performs best? Click the icon to view the job information. (1) The FCFS sequence is - Dore Info The average job lateness under the FCFS rule is da.

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