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The CrazyNight mattress costs their company $500 each to produce, and George and Jeff are salespeople for the company. George was able to sell his mattress at a 30% markup on the company's cost. Jeff sold his mattress at a 29% mark-up of the selling price (the final price paid by his consumer). What price did George charge? Please enter a number below to the nearest cent (e.g. "XX.XX", no "$"). Jeff charged 704.23..

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The following information applies to the questions displayed below] Delph Company uses a job- order costing system and has two manufacturing departmentsMolding and FabricationThe company provided the following estimates at the beginning of the year: Machine-hours Fixed manufacturing overhead cost Variable manufacturing overhead cost per machine-hour Molding 23,000 740,000 4.00 Fabrication 33,000 280,000 2.00 Total 56,000 1,020,e00 During the year, the company had no beginning or ending inventories and it sta.

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The following income statement was drawn from the records of Munoz, a merchandising firm: MUNOZ COMPANY Income Statement For the Year Ended December 31 Sales revenue (5,000 units $168) $ 840,000 Cost of goods sold (5,000 units $84) (420,000 ) Gross margin 420,000 Sales commissions (10% of sales) (84,000 ) Administrative salaries expense (86,000 ) Advertising expense (37,000 ) Depreciation expense (50,000 ) Shipping and handling expenses (5,000 units $4) (20,000 ) Net income $ 143,0.

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The following excerpts have been taking from a patient Maisie Wilsons, electronic medical record. Maisie Wilson DOB: 14/10/1948 Sex: F UR: 8075462 Ambulance Notes: 1620 hrs Arrived to find pt lying at bottom of the stairs on her left side. Facial laceration to left eyebrow approx. 3 cm. Pt reporting pain in L) hip and unable to get up. States she tripped on the rug just after 8am and has been on the floor since, denies falling down the stairs or LOC. Her husband found her about 1600 when he returned home. GCS 14 (E4, V4, M6), orientated to place and person but confused to time. PEARL 2+, BP 150/83mmHg, PR 98 bpm, RR 16, SpO2 95% RA, Temp 36.3, Pain 7/10. Pt has been incontinent of urine and faeces. 1623 hrs IVC inserted and IV morphine 5mg given. C-spine collar placed. 1624 hrs Left leg externally rotated and shorter than right 1628 hrs PR 91 bpm regular, BP 145/75mmHg, RR 14, SpO2 95% RA IV morphine 5mg 1635 hrs Transferred to stretcher with spinal precautions, legs splinted for transport ED Notes: 1650 hrs, Nursing Notes: New patient Maisie Wilson, 74, admitted to ED via ambulance after a fall at home. Pt reports being stuck on the floor for about 8 hours until her husband found her and called the ambulance. Pt was found at bottom of staircase from upstairs bedroom but denies falling down the stairs, stated I tripped on the rug and hit my head on the banister as I fell. Pt unsure if LOC occurred but doesnt think so. Incontinent of urine and faeces while on floor. Pt states hasnt eaten or drunk anything today. History of HTN, osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, and a hysterectomy in 2009. Normally takes atenolol, Panadol osteo and alendronate but pt doesnt think she had any tablets today. CNS: Pt alert but confused to place and time, orientated to person. GCS 14 (E4, V4, M6) and PEARL 2+. Reports 6/10 pain to L) hip and 4/10 pain to head. Pt given IV morphine 5mg. Spinal precautions and collar insitu due to fall and head strike. Pt encouraged to lie still but attempting to get up or move around in the bed. Spinal precautions explained but little change to behaviour, pt unable to explain why she wants to get up. Pt can move all 4 limbs with normal strength except left leg which is weaker and painful on movement. No abnormal sensation reported. CVS: PR 100, BP 148/96, pulses palpable in all 4 limbs. Cool to touch centrally and peripherally, temp 36.4. Capillary refill <3 seconds to all limbs and colour normal. R)cubital fossa IVC inserted by ambulance, no signs of infection and dressing intact. Resp: RR 19 and SpO2 96% on RA. Chest sounds clear. GIT: Pt c/o thirst. Given mouth care but NBM at this time. Abdo soft and non tender, bowel sounds present. Incontinent of faeces while on floor, pt denies normally having any problems with incontinence. Renal: Denies needing to void now, incontinent of urine earlier. Endo: BGL 3.5mmol/L, no history of diabetes according to patient. Skin: Laceration to left forehead just above pts eyebrow, approx. 3cm long, a.

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The following events occurred in the recent past in Canada: The world economy goes into an expansion. Canadian businesses expect future profits to rise. The government increases its expenditure on goods and services in a time of increased international tension. Explain for each event whether it changes short-run aggregate supply, long-run aggregate supply, aggregate demand, or some combination of them..

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The following diagram shows the chromosomes with their associated genes and alleles for a cell with a diploid number of 4 (2N = 4). What is the genotype of this cell? (Separate question but refers to the same diagram) 2. The following diagram shows the chromosomes with their associated genes and alleles for a cell with a diploid number of 4 (2N = 4). Walk the chromosomes through meiosis and determine what gametes will be formed..

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The firm is currently an all-equity firm with assets worth $250 million and 100 million shares outstanding. The firm plans to borrow $100 million and use these funds to repurchase shares. The firms marginal corporate tax is 20%, and it plans to keep its outstanding debt equal to $100 million permanently. What is the lowest price per share the firm can offer and have shareholders tender their shares? A) $1.00 B) $1.50 C) $1.70 D) $2.50 E) $2.70.

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The figure above shows graphs of oxygen consumption and of ATP synthesis during respiration carried out by isolated mitochondria in vitro. Briefly explain how the information in this figure reveals that the measured parameters reveal coupling between the respective processes in respiring mitochondria. What does it mean for these processes to be uncoupled and what are the consequences of uncoupling?.

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*******The dirname utility treats its argument as a pathname and writes to standard output the path prefixthat is, everything up to but not including the last component: $ dirname a/b/c/d a/b/c If you give dirname a simple filename (no / characters) as an argument, dirname writes a . to standard output: $ dirname simple . Implement dirname as a bash function. Make sure it behaves sensibly when given such arguments as /. On linux please explain step by step because im so confused.

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The Federal Register is best described by which of the following statements? a. The official daily publication of committee hearings held by members of Congress b. The official daily publication for statutes passed by Congress c. The official daily publication for rules, proposed rules, and notices of federal agencies and organizations d. The official daily publication of bills signed into law by the president.

The Federal Register is best described by which of the following sta.pdf

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The Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA) was designed to improve oversight of federal information security activities and provide a framework for making sure that information security controls are effective. FISMA defines information security as protecting IT systems to provide confidentiality, integrity, and availability. IT systems must be protected from unauthorized use, access, disruption, modification, and destruction. Answer the following question(s): 1. What is the relationship between FISMA and sensitive but unclassified data on federal systems? 2. Does FISMA protect classified information (Confidential, Secret, or Top Secret)? Why or why not?.

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The FASB requires that a statement showing the relationship of functional expenses to natural classifications of expense be prepared by which of the following entities? A. Collleges and universities B. Voluntary health and welfare entities. C. All not for profit entities D. Health care entities. A. Collleges and universities B. Voluntary health and welfare entities. C. All not for profit entities D. Health care entities..

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The economic model of Human Capital Investment assumes that individuals choose their path through post-secondary education based solely on which path will provide them with the highest lifetime income. In reality, individuals often choose a path through post-secondary education that does not maximize their lifetime income, as a result of various factors. Consider Alex, an individual whose path through post-secondary education did not maximize their lifetime income. For each of the following potential reasons, construct a brief story that relates that reason to Alex's choice of post-secondary education. a) Utility/disutility from education b) Relationship between job satisfaction and education c) Uncertainty of different income streams d) Difficulty of financing human capital investments.

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The data contains 28 under ned features which de ne the type of transaction. 1. Find the distribution of each class and explain why the data is skewed. 2. There are many approaches that were developed for handling the skewed data. For this problem, we will use an approach called 'under sampling' where we randomly delete instances from over-represented class. You have to reduce the dataset such that both classes have equal distribution..

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The engineers for the Ariane 5 followed the principle of "redundant systems." For every system, there was an identical backup so that if the main system shut down, the identical backup system was there to take over. For example, whenever one screw was needed, the engineers used two so that if one broke, the other screw was there to hold the connection in place. The engineers did this for every critical system on the rocket including the software. Why do you think having a backup software program failed to prevent the crash of the Ariane 5?.

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The emergence of cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and other decentralized financial technologies (e.g., Venmo) represent a transition to more market-based alternatives to traditional banks. These new digital tools allow people more options for storing their savings or for conducting transactions. Based on our study of transitions to market-based economies, what are the main risks that people face during this market transition? Would you recommend that countries adopt these new tools quickly in order to provide people with more options, or should these tools be carefully regulated and adopted with caution? Please explain your response.

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The Daily Tribune es el nico diario que sirve a una regin de seis condados del este de Tennessee. A pesar de que su personal es pequeo y sirve a una regin en su mayora de pueblos pequeos y reas rurales, el Tribune ha ganado numerosos premios por cobertura de noticias y fotoperiodismo de la Asociacin de Prensa de Tennessee y otras organizaciones. Rick Arnold se convirti en editor de noticias hace casi 20 aos. Pas toda su carrera en el Tribune y se siente muy orgulloso de que haya sido reconocido por su integridad periodstica y cobertura equilibrada de temas y eventos. El peridico ha podido atraer a jvenes escritores y fotgrafos brillantes y talentosos, gracias en gran parte al compromiso de Rick y su apoyo al personal de noticias. En sus primeros aos, la sala de redaccin era un lugar de trabajo dinmico y emocionante: los reporteros prosperaban con el ritmo acelerado y la oportunidad de obtener ocasionalmente las primicias del peridico ms importante de Knoxville. Pero los tiempos han cambiado en el Daily Tribune. Durante los ltimos cinco aos ms o menos, el departamento de publicidad ha seguido creciendo, tanto en trminos de personal como de presupuesto, mientras que el departamento de noticias ha comenzado a contraerse. La publicidad paga las cuentas, record el editor John Freeman a todos en la reunin de gerentes de este mes. Hoy, los anunciantes pueden recurrir al correo directo, la televisin por cable e incluso Internet, si no les gusta lo que estamos haciendo por ellos. Rick se ha enfrentado regularmente con el departamento de publicidad con respecto a las noticias que critican a los principales anunciantes, pero los conflictos han aumentado drsticamente en los ltimos aos. Ahora, Freeman est fomentando una mayor colaboracin horizontal, como l la llama, pidiendo que los gerentes del departamento de noticias y el departamento de publicidad se consulten entre s sobre temas o historias que involucran a los principales anunciantes del peridico. La medida fue impulsada en parte por un nmero creciente de quejas de anunciantes sobre historias que consideraron injustas. Imprimimos las noticias, dijo Freeman, y entiendo que a veces tenemos que publicar cosas que a algunas personas no les gustarn. Pero tenemos que encontrar maneras de ser ms amigables con los anunciantes. Si trabajamos juntos, podemos desarrollar estrategias que presenten una buena cobertura de noticias y sirvan para atraer a ms anunciantes. Rick sali de la reunin furioso, y no dej de mostrar su desdn por el nuevo enfoque "amigable para los anunciantes" conocido por todos, incluido el gerente de publicidad, Fred Thomas, mientras se diriga por el pasillo de regreso a la sala de redaccin. Lisa Lawrence, su editora en jefe, estuvo de acuerdo en silencio, pero seal que los anunciantes tambin eran lectores y que el peridico tena que escuchar a todos sus electores. Por qu la divisin de noticias de Rick Arnold est perdiendo influencia en el Daily Tribune?.

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The District of Columbia has 345 ICU beds under normal conditions, and up to 500 beds if oncology beds are converted to ICU beds. Because oncology treatments are far more profitable than ICU patients, hospitals don't like converting oncology beds to ICU beds. Hospitals claim they lose $1K per day they have a covid patient versus a cancer patient. If hospitals in DC claimed they were losing $100K/day due to bed conversion, what is the utilization of DC's design/theoretical ICU bed capacity?.

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