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Differences between process explanations and instructions. *Describe the differences between the two types of documents* Please give a detail answers, and no copy and pasta answers. I will rate soon as completed. Solution Explanations and Instructions are two different word commonly used as subsititute of each other, major differences between the two are as below:ExplanationsInstructionsThe act or practice of explaining something not guiding or teaching somethingThe act or practice of teaching something to somebodySomething which explains; a statement made to clarify something or make it understandableTo give instructions somebody should have proper knowledge of that areaA meaning or interpretation: to find an explanation for a ununderstandable thingInstructions is an item of such knowledge means one person is transferring its knowledgeExplanation generally used to make a same understanding between the communciations of two. it is not an act of guiding or teaching. Explanations are generally used to have an effective communication so that receiver will have same message as given by the sender.Instructions are more authoritative and one way communication, sometiem instrcutions will also requires explanations for effective understanding of message..
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services organization. Focus on different categories of factors that affect fundraising, and
consider how some might be grouped as index variables.
Solution
Here are factors to consider when evaluating an organization\'s fundraising costs and returns.
1) A donor acquisition mailing will have a much lower return on investment than a donor
renewal mailing.
2) A capital campaign will produce a much higher return on investment than an annual fund
program.
3) A newly established planned giving program may have zero return on investment for the first
few years.
4) The return on investment for a special event will be lower than that of a major gifts program.
These are just a few factors that affect the cost of fundraising and make it difficult to evaluate a
charity based solely on financial factors.
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Devron and Maxwell, investors in the Grand Corporation, are dissatisfied with their profit
maximization theory of corporate objectives.
These investors and others who look beyond dividends and profits may consider the triple
bottom line, which does not include a corporation
Solution
4. congressional lobbying activities.
The TBL is an accounting framework that incorporates three dimensions of performance: social,
environmental and financial. This differs from traditional reporting frameworks as it includes
ecological (or environmental) and social measures that can be difficult to assign appropriate
means of measurement. The TBL dimensions are also commonly called the three Ps: people,
planet and profits.It will refer to these as the 3Ps..
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antisymmetric,and/or
transitive, where(a, b) elements ofRif and only if
(a)a is tallerthan b.
(b)a andb were born on thesame day.
(c)a has the same firstname as b.
(d) a and b have a commongrandparent.
Solution
(a) a is taller than b.
(b) a and b were born on the sameday.
it is equivalencerelation
(c) a has the same first nameas b.
(d) aand bhave a common grandparent..
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Determine whether the following sources of the U.S. comparative advantage are inherent or
transferable. Not all of these have clear-cut answers. Briefly defend your position.
A) Skills of the U.S. labor force
B) U.S. governmental institutions
C) U.S. Physical and technological infrastructure
D) The English language
E) Wealth from past production
F) U.S. natural resources
G) Cachet
H) Interia
I) U.S. intellectual property rights
J) A relatively open immigration policy
Solution
A) Skills of the U.S. labor force
It is inherent because it belongs to US human resource and it is human resource which cannot ne
transferred.
B) U.S. governmental institutions
It is inherent as these institutions are meant to regulate and develop the various aspects of US
economy and their roles are specifically defined.
C) U.S. Physical and technological infrastructure
Physical infrastructure is inherent but technological infrastructure is transferrable in one aspect
that through licensing or know how, technology can be transferred for use in other economies to
gain some advantage.
D) The English language
It is transferable because language has no geographical barrier.
E) Wealth from past production
It is inherent as it is meant for US economy only.
F) U.S. natural resources
It is also inherent as it is non transferrable.
G) Cachet
It is inherent feature of US comparative advantage
H) Interia
I) U.S. intellectual property rights
It is tranferable as it can be reused by other parties through licensing and royalty.
J) A relatively open immigration policy
It is inherent because it is controlled by US authorities and no other country can interfere here..
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Determine whether the events are independent or dependent. Then find the probability of the
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Randomly selecting a four-person committee consisting entirely of men from a pool of 12 men
and 14 women.
Solution
occurence of one is not dependent on others so, it is independent events
probablity = 4/12 = 1/3 = 0.33.
Determine whether the following events are independent or dependent.pdf
Determine whether the following events are independent or dependent
- being african american or any person of color raised in the poverty stricken part of a big city
and going to college for higher education
- growing up in beautiful pebble beach and going to college for higher education
- randomly selected student from CA community colleges being successful in four year college
and a randomly selected student from MA community colleges being successful in four year
college
Solution
dependent
dependent
independent.
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unique solution to the given initial value problem.
1. dy/dx = x ln (y2+4) y(2) = 0
2. x dy/dx = (y-2)1/3 y(1) = 2
Solution
1)this one has no unique solution dy/dx = x ln (y2+4) y(2) = 0.
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Solution
1)LU decomposition
modification and updtes for this technique:
2)Direct methods for sparse matrices:.
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