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A.
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A.
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B.
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D.
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E.
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A.
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C.
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E.
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A.
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B.
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C.
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D.
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E.
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B.
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C.
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D.
DNA.
E.
RNA.
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A.
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C.
Fungi
D.
Plantae
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B.
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C.
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D.
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E.
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Archaea
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C.
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viruses
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B.
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C.
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D.
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E.
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progeny haploid. in other words half of all males get one allele whereas rest half will get another
allele. So the probability of having different allele of a locus between brothers is 1/2. Similarly,
having same allele for a particular loces is also 1/2.
relatedness = (proportion obtained from mother x Proportion of mothers genome given) +
(proportion obtained from father x Proportion of fathers genome given)
= (1x 0.5) + (0+0) = 0.5
So, coefficient of relatedness fore brothers is 0.5
Full sisters: Full sisters have same male and female parent. All sisters will heve a haploid set
(same allele) from male parent. But half of the females get one allele from mother whereas the
rest half will get another allele. So, probability of have no alleles shared between two full sisters
is zero bacause male parent gives same allele to all full sisters. For the same reason, the
probability of having same one shared allele is 1.0 or 100%. The probability of sharing 2 alleles
by two half sisters is 0.5 or 50%. This is because all full sisters share one allele for sure. Mother
has two alleles and pass one of the allele to half of sisters and other allele will go to rest half of
sisters.
relatedness coefficient = (0.5 x 0.5) + (0.5 X 1) = 0.25 + 0.5 = 0.75
Half sisters (Same mother): So these share mother genome but the fathers are different.
Proportion of sharing no allele is 1/4 wheres for one allele is 1/2 while proportion of sharing two
alleles is zero.
relatedness coefficient = (0.5 x 0.5) + (0.5 X 0.5) = 0.25 + 0.25 = 0.5
Half sisters (Same father): Proportion of sharing no allele is zero wheres for one allele is 1 while
proportion of sharing two alleles is zero.
relatedness coefficient = (0.5 x 0.25) + (0.5 X 1) = 0.125 + 0.5 = 0.625.
When a coalition of credit card companies form an interest group cal.pdf
What limits on firearms do you believe are constitutional? What laws would you propose
regarding gun control? How do you think the public would react to your ideas?
Solution
The right to bear arms is inherent in the right of self-defense, defense of the family & defense
against tyranny. It assures safety of life, liberty & property as well as helps in protecting
independence. The right to keep arms is guaranteed by the second amendment of the constitution
which cannot be infringed. If firearms like guns are outlawed only outlaws will have them. In
this case the peaceful citizen’s protection against criminals may be seriously jeopardized. Also
the purpose of the second amendment was to give the people a means of protecting themselves
against the government if it ever became tyrannical, like what we observe toady.
Due to the prevalent culture of bearing firearms America has witnessed many horrific events
involving the use of guns & sophisticated automatic weapons. In many cases it has been found
that violent people & mentally disturbed people were having access to firearms. Therefore
according to my view if restriction on possessing of firearms are imposed on people with a
history of mental disturbance & violence it is constitutional. Protecting the right to keep and bear
arms is not the same as forbidding all regulations on that right. We can protect that right and at
the same time require background checks, permits, and training. We can regulate when, where,
and what kinds of guns are allowed. In some cases, we can regulate who can obtain guns,
imposing restrictions on, for instance, felons, the mentally ill, and known terrorists. We can ban
firearms such as military-style assault weapons & sophisticated weapons. Assault weapons
should be banned from sale in order to prevent future tragedies, because such a ban would be in
compliance with the U.S. Constitution.
I think most of the people will agree with my ideas as they are not meant to infringe the right of
people from possessing firearms but to effectively prevent its misuse & make people feel safe in
their daily lives..
What is the relationship between government and economicsWh.pdf
What is the difference between hard and soft magnetic materials?
Solution
Hard magnetic Materials :-
1. Materials which retain their magnetism and are difficult to demagnetize are called hard
magnetic materials.
These materials retain their magnetism even after the removal of the applied magnetic field.
Hence these materials are used for making permanent magnets. In permanent magnets the
movement of the domain wall is prevented. They are prepared by heating the magnetic materials
to the required temperature and then quenching them. Impurities increase the strength of hard
magnetic materials.
2.They have large hysteresis loss due to large hysteresis loop area.
3. Susceptibility and permeability are low.
4.Coercivity and retentivity values are large.
5. Magnetic energy stored is high.
6. They possess high value of BH product.
Soft magnetic Materials :-
1. Materials are easy to magnetize and demagnetize.
These materials are used for making temporary magnets. The domain wall movement is easy.
Hence they are easy to magnetize. By annealing the cold worked material, the dislocation density
is reduced and the domain wall movement is made easier. Soft magnetic materials should not
possess any void and its structure should be homogeneous so that the materials are not affected
by impurities.
2.They have low hysteresis loss due to small hysteresis area
3. Susceptibility and permeability are high.
4. Coercivity and retentivity values are less.
5. Since they have low retentivity and coercivity, they are not used for making permanent
magnets.
6. Magnetic energy stored is less..
Which method, streak or pour plate is easier for obtaining cultur.pdf
When a mass of 0.3 kg is placed on a spring hanging at rest from the ceiling, it elongates the
spring 5 cm. What is the stiffness k of the spring?
Solution
Let, acceleration due to gravity,g=9.8 m/s^2
Extension ,x=5 cm =0.05 m
Weight of mass is : W=0.3g=0.3*9.8 N
Hence stiffness , k=W/x=0.3*9.8/0.05 =58.8 N/m.
Write an algorithm in pseudocode called copy Stack that copies the co.pdf
Write a program that allows the user to input an angle between -4 and 4T, and outputs the
degree equivalent of the angle between 0° and 360° The program must use an i elseifelse block
to check and implement the following conditions: If the angle is out of the range, an error
message must be output, and the user must be allowed to try again If the angle is in the range but
not between 0 and 2T, it must be changed to an equivalent value between 0 and 2T The angle
must be converted to a degree value between 0 and 360
Solution
solution:
1)matlab code to convert radian angle to degree and within range for input between -4*pi.
Use properties of logarithms to condense 4 ln x-6 ln y. Write the .pdf
Unlike leaders, managers are those who:
-Develop relationships with employees based on trust and mutual respect.
-Implement procedures and processes to ensure the smooth functioning of an organization.
-Seek innovation rather than stability in their approach to fulfill organizational aspirations.
-Encourage and motivate employees to work together to achieve a common vision.
Solution
Option B is the correct option
Implement procedures and processes to ensure the smooth functioning of an organization.
Managers insure the smooth functioning in the organizations. For that they implement different
tactics like insures the healthier relationship among the employees, increase trust motivate
employees to achieve the common goal etc. All other options in this question comes under
smooth functioning
Hence option B is correct.
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What is the correct answer choice and why? Medications that are used to treat acid reflux and
heartburn inhibit the production of stomach acid. The cells in the stomach that are affected by
these medications are a. smooth muscle cells. b. goblet cells. c. chief cells. d. parietal cells.
Solution
Choice D is correct.
Reason: The feeling of heart burn or acidity arises due to production of hydrocloric acid in the
stomach and due to impaired digestive tract, this acid might decrease the pH of the gastric bag
and the food pipe. This can also arise due to faulty closing of the gastric sphinctre. This causes a
feeling of heart burn not becuase of any cardiac anomality but due to burning sensation in the
gastric cavity near the heart. Thus, antacids are targeted to increase the pH of the stomach by
relaxing the acid secreting cells of the stomach. These are the parietal cells in the gastric lining
and hence antacids prevent acidity and heart-burn sensation by treating the parietal cells..
9. How much would it cost to construct a building today that cost $12.pdf
9. How much would it cost to construct a building today that cost $128,000 to build back in
1970 iven the burlding construction index for constructing that type of building was 287 in 1970
and is now 20272
Solution
Cost of constructing the building today = (1970 price / 1970 index)* Index today
Cost of construction today = (128000/28.7)(202.7)
Cost of construction today = $904,027.87.
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which cannot be infringed. If firearms like guns are outlawed only outlaws will have them. In
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imposing restrictions on, for instance, felons, the mentally ill, and known terrorists. We can ban
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movement of the domain wall is prevented. They are prepared by heating the magnetic materials
to the required temperature and then quenching them. Impurities increase the strength of hard
magnetic materials.
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3. Susceptibility and permeability are low.
4.Coercivity and retentivity values are large.
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is reduced and the domain wall movement is made easier. Soft magnetic materials should not
possess any void and its structure should be homogeneous so that the materials are not affected
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To what degree is accurate forecasting possible?
To what degree is accurate forecasting possible?
Solution
first of all lets discuse what is forcasting? prediction oof any event that may happen in the future
like wheather forcasting, sell forcasting etc. Many of us think that forcasting is an art or science,
but actually forcasting is an art which is concluded or based on the facts of science.
In today’s changing markets, forecasting is becoming ever more important. beacause everyone
wants to get ready for future events that may be harmfull or benificial for them.
forecasting is a combination of reliable, process driven systems, tools to summarize the data, and
most importantly, the proper interpretation of the data. forcasting needs some data,study of data,
some facts, analysis of similar events which already took place in past.
Accuracy of forcasting actually depnds on the data which we have, knowledge of that data,study
of facts. If in the set of given data there is any slight mistake it may leads to a wrong prediction
that may give wrong result. But if accuracy of given set data is maximum then the accuracy of
result is also higher.
there are sevral techniques for forcasting that helps us to analyse the data, selection of such
tecniques also important in the result..
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This Question: 1 pt In wartime, nations often institute a draft and require individuals to serve in
the military What kind of production and allocation system does the draft represent? O A.
Command system. B. Market system. ° C. Collective system. O D. Public system Why do you
suppose that kind of system might be necessary? (Check all that apply) A. If left to the market,
the military would likely be overstaffed during wartime B. Because for most individuals, the
benefits of going to war likely outweigh the costs C. I if left to the market, the military would
likely be understaffed during wartime D. Because for most individuals, the costs of going to war
likely outweigh the benefits. ck to select your answerts
Solution
Answer.)
Q1.) A.) Command System
Q2.) C.) If left to the market, the military would likely be understaffed during wartime.
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The United states has utilize multiple forms of liberalism through out its history. Please
distinguish the specific characteristics of classical and modern liberalism and outline the
evolution of these forms of liberalism within the united states. Please be sure to include specific
historic examples to support your points.
Solution
The easiest terms I would give would be that classical liberalism is worried about the methods
for government, while modern liberalism is centered around the finishes of government.
There\'s an inconspicuous distinction between the words \"freedom\" and \"flexibility,\" however
they\'re muddled in ordinary discussions. Opportunity is about the confinements one individual
places on another, while freedom involves compelling the instruments of government. They\'re
firmly related. In the US, the starting points of the country were significantly worried about
freedom—by which the designers implied setting limitations on the sorts of laws that might be
made—however they were not adequately (or by any stretch of the imagination, sometimes)
worried about flexibility, which is the reason the horrifying presence of subjection was permitted
to hold on. However the Bill of Rights and the Constitution completed an awesome arrangement
to guarantee freedom, seeing that the legislature was confined from limiting the rights and
benefits of residents. Yet, from a resident to a non-subject, there were extraordinary misuse.
Note the expressing of Lincoln\'s Gettysburg Address:
Four score and seven years prior our dads delivered on this landmass, another country,
considered in Liberty, and devoted to the suggestion that all men are made equivalent… [later]
… that this country, under God, should have another birth of flexibility—and that administration
of the general population, by the general population, for the general population, might not die
from the earth.
Note the distinctive uses there of freedom and opportunity. Freedom was the narrative of the
early republic, however now that we were moving in the direction of the abrogation of
subjection, we were with respect to it fundamental to the poise of all men made equivalent that
opportunity ought to in like manner be our incredible concern.
The issue was that in the US around then, opportunity and freedom kept running in coordinate
clash. The methods utilized to end servitude—that is, grow opportunity—required that huge
numbers of the limitations set on government be either relaxed or broken out and out. It is
sufficiently simple to make the inquiry, \"What esteem does freedom which controls government
have for a slave, desperate of all opportunity and all desire for the future?\" In the execution of
the Civil War and the early remaking, numerous infringement of freedom were made. Lincoln
was found to disregard old controls like habeas corpus (the keeping uncertainly of detainees
without due process), the thirteenth Amendment was passed with shady arrangements made, and
there were m.
The United states has utilize multiple forms of liberalism through o.pdf
The student(s) must deliver their final project about the requirements for designing the ATM
system in a class presentation for 5 minutes for evaluation
Subject: Software Maintenance & Configuration Management
Solution
Hi
First of all u should decide in which language your doing project ATM......like java,.Net or some
other languge.
In case of java language:
The software and Hard ware requirements are:
Minimum Software requirements are:
Operating System : Windows XP or above
Database server : Oracle 10g
IDE : Net beans
Web server : Apache Tomcat Server
Technology : Java and J2EE
Java Version : J2SDK1.5
Scripting Language : JavaScript
Styling : HTML, CSS
Web Browser : Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google
chrome
Minimum Hardware requirements are:
Processor : Intel Core2 Duo
Hard Disk : 20 GB or more
RAM : 750 MB or more
Key Board : Standard Windows Keyboard
Mouse : Two or Three Button Mouse
In case of .net language:
Minimum software requirements are:
Operating System : Windows XP or above
Database server : Oracle 10g
Technology : .NET
Minimum hardware requirements are:
Processor 1 GHz
RAM 512 MB
Disk space (minimum)
32-bit needs 4.5 GB
64-bit needs 4.5 GB
Thank You..
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SRAS AD
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money supply. This is done by purchasing Government bonds. Greater liquidity, and, availability
of a large number of funds for credit offtake decreases the interest rate. Firms invest. Output,
and, GDP increase. Employment, and, consumer spending increase. The aggregate demand curve
shifts to the left..
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Should ethics be taught in Business School?
Solution
Ans:- Can ethics be taught? Yes it can, and yes it should. The whole purpose of education is to
help individuals develop their judgment. Judgment is about making decisions among choices and
ethics, at the basis level, is about making choices. Some of these choices are easier than others
but few choices are easy. Most are complex. Is one Aristotelian, and a judge of a person\'s
inherent character, or does one favour Locke evoking absolute, natural rights? Is one an egoist to
maximise individual good, a hedonist seeking to maximise general pleasure, or a utilitarian who
calculates the greatest happiness for the greatest number? Managers make decisions that affect
many others in their own organisations, and in many countries around the world. There is no
simple basis on which these decisions are based, nor is there one specific set of rules on which
everyone can agree. It is only through dialogue that business schools can help students think
these issues through. A discussion of ethics will never make the seven sins disappear. What
teaching ethics can do is to make as many people as possible make as thoughtful decisions as
possible.
Business ethics being taught in Universities provides perspectives to students, in the sense, how
ethical practices would help in creating and running businesses without resorting to fudging of
accounts, balance sheet or numbers. Case studies of the firms which run their businesses
ethically, the struggles that they go through to get Government approvals, delays caused in
approvals for not paying bribes etc., would provide the students a deeper insight into how to
navigate through the pitfalls and how to run a business in a sustainable and socially responsible
manner.
On the other hand, case studies of business houses which resorted to unethical practices would
provide them a picture of how such firms climbed to unbelievable heights within a short period
and a steep decline, as soon as the outcomes of unethical practices get exposed.
Once this exposure is given to the students, it is ultimately left to the students to follow ethical
or unethical practices. Swaying from ethical to unethical or partially ethical or partially unethical
is a result of not only dedicated ethics class/ or embedded ethics teaching, but also by comparing
their peers or seniors, how they are climbing the career path and through what means. Whether
fast growth path or slow but fairly consistent and acceptable growth path - the choice is left to
them..
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Privacy and Security: What types of health care data are protected under HIPPA? What
technologies are NOT covered under HIPPA and therefore do not meet the criteria for CE
(covered entity)? What steps can/should organizations take to improve cyber security of health
care data?
Solution
a). Individuals, organizations, and agencies that meet the definition of a covered entity under
HIPAA must comply with the Rules\' requirements to protect the privacy and security of health
information and must provide individuals with certain rights with respect to their health
information. If an entity does not meet the definition of a covered entity or business associate, it
does not have to comply with the HIPAA Rules.
Health care provider:-
This includes providers such as:
Doctors
Clinics
Psychologists
Dentists
Chiropractors
Nursing Homes
Pharmacies
...but only if they transmit any information in an electronic form in connection with a transaction
for which HHS has adopted a standard.
health plans:-
This includes:
Health insurance companies
HMOs
Company health plans
(Government programs that pay for health care, such as Medicare, Medicaid, and the military
and veterans health care programs) .
A health care clearing house:-
This includes entities that process nonstandard health information they receive from another
entity into a standard (i.e., standard electronic format or data content), or vice versa.
b). Non – HIPPA covered entities
Non-covered entities can often do whatever they want with someone\'s data as long as those
potential actions are included in the terms and conditions -- which are rarely ever read by users--
including sharing and selling data. Remember, a lot of companies and people aren’t required to
comply with HIPAA, and there are many times when health information may be available to
these people and companies. HIPAA only applies to covered entities and their business
associates. list of who are not covered under HIPPA:-
. Life and long-term insurance companies
. Workers\' compensation insurers, administrative agencies, or employers (unless they are
otherwise considered covered entities)
. Agencies that deliver Social Security and welfare benefits
. Automobile insurance plans that include health benefits
. Search engines and websites that provide health or medical information and are not operated by
a covered entity
. Marketers
. Gyms and fitness clubs
. Direct to consumer (DTC) genetic testing companies
. Many mobile applications (apps) used for health and fitness purposes
. those who conduct screenings at pharmacies, shopping malls, health fairs, or other public places
for blood pressure, cholesterol, spinal alignment, and other conditions
. Certain alternative medicine practitioners
. Most schools and school districts
. Researchers who obtain health data directly from health care providers
. Most law enforcement agencies
. Many state agencies, like child protective services
. Courts, where health information is material to a case
c). C.
Privacy and Security What types of health care data are protected u.pdf
Portia Grant is an employee who is paid monthly. For the month of January of the current year,
she earned a total of $8,260. The FICA tax for social security is 6.2% of the first $118,500
earned each calendar year and the FICA tax rate for Medicare is 1.45% of all earnings. The
FUTA tax rate of 0.6% and the SUTA tax rate of 5.4% are applied to the first $7,000 of an
employee’s pay. The amount of federal income tax withheld from her earnings was $1,325.17.
What is the total amount of taxes withheld from the Portia’s earnings? (Round your intermediate
calculations to two decimal places.)
A- $3,097.17
B- $2,443.21
C- $1,957.06
D- $1,722.00
E- $1,495.36
Solution
The Answer is “C- $1,957.06”
Total amount of taxes withheld from the Portia’s earnings = $1957.06
Total amount of taxes withheld = Federal Income Tax + FICA tax for social security + FICA tax
rate for Medicare
= $1,325.17 + [ $8,260 x 6.20%] + [$8,260 x 0.60%]
= $1,325.17 + 512.12 + 119.77
= $1,957.06.
1. Project risk is normally highest during the project Executing Pro.pdf
1. Project risk is normally highest during the project Executing Process Group. True or False
2. The first step in the Risk Management Process is Identify Risks. True or False
3. The Plan Risk Responses activity occurs in the Project Planning Process Group. True or False
4. Three of the most common constraints that determine stakeholder tolerance levels include
scope, resources and stakeholder expectations. True or False
5. The Project Manager must attempt to attain an organizational commitment to the value of risk
management. True or False
6. Management Reserves are defined as reserves to address unknown risks. True or False
7. A risk that is identified early in the Risk Management Process is called an Emergent Risk.
True or False
8. Pure Risks are always classified as negative. True or False
9. Stakeholder risk attitudes and tolerances can impact overall risk prioritization and response
efforts. True or False
10. The Risk Register is initiated as part of the Plan Risk Management activity of the Risk
Management Process. True or False
Solution
1.
The correct answer is false.
Risk is nothing but the situation that is uncertain that leads to exposing something to danger.
This can affect the project\'s objective into positive or negative way. It is important for the
project manager to do risk analysis and prepare an action plan accordingly so that risk can be
managed appropriately.
The project life cycle consists of five phases. They are initiation phase, planning phase,
execution phase, control phase and closure. Initiation phase is the phase where risk is the highest..
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The pay calculator still does not calculate the taxes correctly. Remember that only the amount
over $600.00 is taxed at 20% - the first $600.00 is taxed at 15%. If the gross is over 600, subtract
600 from the gross and multiply the difference by 0.20 and then add 600 * 0.15 to get the total
taxes. It\'s better to multiply by decimal amounts rather than use integers and then divide. You
will need to reconsider some of the data types for the variables. int isn\'t the best choice when
dealing with monetary amounts. The hours could also contain a decimal. The indentation is not
consistently correct but the code includes comments.
Instructions
Write a program that requests the user to enter hours worked in a week and the hourly wage. The
program should then print the gross pay, the taxes, and the net pay. Assume the following:
Overtime (in excess of 40 hours for week) = time and a half.
Tax rate: 15% of the first $600, 20% of the rest.
Code
#include
int main()
{
// integer declaration
int workhours,hourlywage,taxrate,othour,otwage;
//salary, tax, net pay are float variables
float salary,tax,netpay;
printf(\" Please enter hours worked for the week \ \");
//user enter weekly hours
scanf(\"%d\",&workhours);
// enter hourly wage
printf(\"Please enter your hourly wage \ \");
//user enter hourly rate
scanf(\"%d\",&hourlywage);
// if hours worked is equal to 40
if(workhours<=40)
{
salary=workhours*hourlywage;
//if salary is less than or equal to 600
if(salary<=600)
{
//tax rate is equal to 15
taxrate=15;
tax=(taxrate*salary)/100;
//net pay equals salary minus tax
netpay=salary-tax;
printf(\"Total gross Pay\\tTax Rate\\t Net Pay\ \");
//print gross pay minus tax rate and total netpay
printf(\"$ %f\\t$ %f(15%%) \\t$ %f\ \",salary,tax,netpay);
}
else
{
//tax rate equals 20%
taxrate=20;
tax=(taxrate*salary)/100;
//total net pay salary minus tax rate
netpay=salary-tax;
//print total gross pay, tax rate, and net pay
printf(\"Total gross Pay\\tTax Rate\\t Net Pay\ \");
printf(\"$ %f\\t$ %f(20%%)\\t$ %f\ \",salary,tax,netpay);
}
}
else
{
othour=workhours-40;
otwage=hourlywage+(hourlywage/2);
salary=(40*hourlywage)+(othour*otwage);
if(salary<=600)
{
taxrate=15;
tax=(taxrate*salary)/100;
//net pay equals salary minus tax
netpay=salary-tax;
printf(\"Gross Pay\\tTax Rate\\t Net Pay\ \");
printf(\"$ %f\\t$ %f(15%%) \\t$ %f\ \",salary,tax,netpay);
}
else
{
//tax rate equals 20 percent
taxrate=20;
tax=(taxrate*salary)/100;
//net pay equals salary minus tax
netpay=salary-tax;
printf(\"Gross Pay\\tTax Rate\\t Net Pay\ \");
printf(\"$ %f\\t$ %f(20%%)\\t$ %f\ \",salary,tax,netpay);
}
}
return 0;
Solution
Find comments inline for fixes. Also made few formatting changes by removing spaces in the
output lines.
PROGRAM CODE:
#include
int main()
{
// integer declaration
//changing all int to float
float workhours,hourlywage,taxrate,othour,otwag.
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