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A Ltd. and B Ltd. both operate separate active businesses. Recently they created a joint venture to complete a single construction project. The joint venture earned $400,000 in the current year before capital cost allowance. A Ltd. has substantial business profits from its own operations but B Ltd. has losses accumulated and carried forward. A Ltd. can claim CCA on its share of depreciable property and B Ltd. can choose not to claim CCA. Is this statement true or false?.

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A liquidity trap is particularly serious when a country simultaneously experiences falling prices, also called deflation. For example, in the early 2000s, consumer prices in Japan were falling at 2 percent per year. What were Japanese real interest rates during this period if the nominal interest rate was 0? What was the lowest real interest rate that the Bank of Japan could have produced during this period?.

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A Snapshot in USA Today indicates that 51% of Americans say the average person is not very considerate of others when talking on a cellphone. Suppose that 100 Americans are randomly selected. Find the approximate probability that 50 or more Americans would indicate that the average person is not very considerate of others when talking on a cellphone. Using the normal approximation, round your answer to four decimal places. Any help with this problem on solving it?.

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A fast food manager wants to be prepared to have enough of COIN change (pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters) at the drive thru window ready to give customers. Let X be the amount of COIN change that any customer is given back when they pay for their food at the drive-up window (in decimal form). Suppose f(x) is as given below. f(x) = k(x) where 0 is less than or = to x is less than 1.0 and k is some constant greater than 0.

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A Programmable Calculator Design and implement a programmable calculator called UofL, which will be described below. The programming language chosen for your implementation is Scheme and the development environment is Dr. Racket. The programmable calculator UofL you are going to design and implement in this project mimics a calculator, which has a basic programming capability, in addition to those traditional functionalities, such as arithmetic operations. (A) Functionalities in UofL We describe UofL in the following. It would be more formal to use BNF grammar to describe UofL. But since it is so simple, we would rather just use some examples to show its functionalities. Arithmetic operators: + (addition) - (subtraction) * (multiplication) / (division) ^ (power) Since it is a programmable calculator, the set of its programming constructs is limited. For this project, we only include the following programming constructs. Data types in UofL: integer float boolean (true or false) Arithmetic expressions (using arithmetic operators): Ex: a = (b + 2) * 5 + 2^b b = b + 4 * 6 / c + 7 * c We use the ordinary precedence rule and associativity rule to evaluate them. Relational expressions: == (equal) <> (not equal) >= (bigger than or equal to) <= (smaller than or equal to) > (bigger than) < (smaller than) Ex: a == b to check whether a is equal to b or not. a >= b to check whether a is bigger than b or is equal to b. Relational operators return true or false. Assignment statement: = Ex: a = 4 where a is a variable you defined before. See below. Selection statement: if () then else endif or if () then elseif () then endif or if () then endif Ex: if (a == 4) then b = 8 elseif (a == 5) then b = 9 endif Iterative statement: for to step do endfor Ex: for I = 1 to 10 step 2 do other statements endfor The iterative statement in UofL is very limited, since this is a calculator. It is a countercontrolled loop, with the counter variable fixed as I. There also can be at most two embedded loops, with one within the other. The outer loop uses counter I while the inner loop uses counter J, as shown below. Ex: for I = 1 to 10 step 2 do for J = 1 to 20 step 3 do other statements endfor endfor In the loops, you can use I and J as integers, if needed, but you cannot change them. Input statement: input Ex: input a Get an input from user and put it into variable a, where a should be declared before. Output statement output Ex: output a Output the value of a to the screen, where a should be declared before. Ex: output The result is , a (B) Creating a program in UofL The programmable calculator is implemented as an interpreter. Its prompt is UofL>, at which you can type in a command as defined below. The command will be then interpreted by UofL. (a) To define a variable that can be used in an expression, statement, a function and a program, you need to declare it. UofL> #definevari myint integer In the above, the command is #definevari, which defines myint as an integer (b) T.

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A poll was taken of 100 students at a commuter campus to find out how they got to campus. The results were as follows: 27 said they drove alone. 27 rode in a carpool. 23 rode public transportation. 2 used both carpools and public transportation. 2 used both a carpool and sometimes their own cars. 2 used buses as well as their own cars. 1 used all three methods. How many used none of the above-mentioned means of transportation?.

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A population has a mean of 300 and a standard deviation of 50. Suppose a sample of size 100 is selected and x is used to estimate . Use z-table. A. What is the probability that the sample mean will be within +/- 5 of the population mean (to 4 decimals)? (Round z value in intermediate calculations to 2 decimal places.) B. What is the probability that the sample mean will be within +/- 13 of the population mean (to 4 decimals)? (Round z value in intermediate calculations to 2 decimal places.).

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