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Kane Manufacturing has three product lines: A, B, and C. The following information is available for each product line: Management is considering dropping product line C. Required: blank by $ . Solution A. Before dropping C, Kane should consider the fact that Product C is absorbing the highest percentage of fixed cost among the three product lines. If Câ€™s production is stopped, the other two units would have to bear the entire fixed cost which would bring down the total net income. B.Had Câ€™s fixed cost been avoidable, the companyâ€™s overall net income would go up from 550000 to 565000, a 2.72% increase in Net income. Hence, Companyâ€™s Overall Net Income : 565000 C.If Câ€™s fixed cost is unavoidable, the companyâ€™s overall net income would go down from 550000 to 480000, a 12.72% decrease in Net income. Companyâ€™s Overall Net Income :480000 D.If half of Product C â€™s fixed cost is avoidable, the overall net income would come down to 522500, a 5% decrease in Net income. Companyâ€™s Overall Net Income : 522500 .

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answer the questions in Blockchain list 5 point for all of the following and explain them I. What the technology does, how it works, and who uses it. II. The research and development history of the technology and its current stage of development. III. How the technology can converge with existing technologies or replace them. IV. The benefits, features, advantages, and disadvantages of the technology. V. Your anticipated unseen social and ethical implications associated with the technology. .

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Answer the following questions: Question 1: You have implemented a secure web gateway that blocks access to a social networking site. How would you categorize this type of security control? Question 2: A firewall appliance intercepts a packet that violates policy. It automatically updates its Access Control List to block all further packets from the source IP. What TWO functions is the security control performing? Question 3: Your CEO wants to know if the company's threat intelligence platform makes effective use of OSINT. What is OSINT? Question 4: One of the most prevalent threats to computers today is malicious code. As a security professional, you will likely have experience in dealing with unwanted software infecting your systems. By classifying the various types of malware and identifying the signs of infection, you will be better prepared to remediate compromised systems or prevent malware from executing in the first place. Briefly describe all the malware classification types you learned from Lecture 2. .

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Answer the following based on a Blockchain and Biometrics I. What the technology does, how it works, and who uses it. II. The research and development history of the technology and its current stage of development. III. How the technology can converge with existing technologies or replace them. IV. The benefits, features, advantages, and disadvantages of the technology. V. Your anticipated unseen social and ethical implications associated with the technology. .

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Angela Lopez owns and manages a consulting firm called Metrixi which began operationis on December 1. On December 31, Metrix shows the following selncted aceounts and ariounts for the month of December. Required: 1. Prepare a December income statement for the business. 2. Prepare a December statement of owner's equity. The A. Lopez, Capital account balance at December 1 was $0 , and the owner invested $18 , 400 cash in the company on December 2. 3. Prepare a December 31 balance sheet. Hint: Use the A. Lopez, Capital account balance calculated in part 2. Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Prepare a December income statement for the business. .

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Andrew finds that on his way to work his wait time for the bus is roughly uniformly distributed between 5 minutes and 8 minutes. One day he times his wait and writes down the number of minutes ignoring the seconds. Round solutions to three decimal places, if necessary. What is the probabitity that Andrew waits for 5 minutes? P ( X = 5 ) = What is the probability that Andrew waits between 5 and 7 minutes? P ( 5 X < 7 ) = .

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