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Highlight the correct answer (i have tried myself) Please tell me the correct answer ..............Also, why that answer is correct In a sentence or two. Absorbtion. Phagocytosis. Accumulation and storage of the nutrients. The synthesis and secretion of proteins. The synthesis and secretion of lipids. All the following statements about mitochondria are correct EXCEPT ONE : * They are covered by double unit membranes. They are few in number in liver cells. They contain DNA and RNA in their matrix. They degenerate rapidly by toxic substance. They change their shape in acidic media. Which of the following has a rigid wall composed of 13 protofilament strands? Intermediate filament. Microfilament. Microtubule. Myofilament. NeurofilamentThe photomicrography shows joining the epithelial cells with basal membrane. Name this type of the epithelial attachment. Hemidesmosome Simple junction Desmosome Macula adherens Nexus All the following statements about ribosomes are true EXCEPT ONE : * They are sites for protein synthesis. They are formed of small and large subunits. They are rich in deoxyribonucleic acid. They are non membranous organelles. They are not resolved by the light Microscope. Which organelle is involved in lipid metabolism? * Golgi apparatus Lysosome MitochondriaSmooth endoplasmic reticulum Rough endoplasmic reticulum The Analysis ultrastructural constitution of the cells has shown it specialization * to lipids and cholesterol synthesis. The development which organelles most tyipyfing for such cells? Centrosome. Golgi apparatus. Agranular (rough) ER. Mitohondrium. Granular ER. Which organelle produces protein for export? Golgi apparatus Lysosome Smooth endoplasmic reticulum Mitochondria Rough endoplasmic reticulumAll the following statements are correct EXCEPT ONE : * lysosomes contain amino acid oxidase. lysosome are membranous organelle. The undigested material in lysosomes is called residual body. lysosomes develop by budding from GERL. With EM, the secondary lysosomes have heterogenous electron dense core. ONLY ONE of the following statements is incorrect : * The mitochondria are cell inclusions The mitochondria can move. The mitochondria can divide. The shape of the mitochondria is rod or rounded in sections. All the following about cilia are correct EXCEPT ONE : * The cilium consists of basal body, shaft and rootlets. In the shaft of the cilium there are 2 singlets of microtubules in its centre. Cilia beat rhythmically in one direction. They are essential to produce ATP in the cell.All statements about smooth ER are true EXCEPT ONE : * Important for detoxification of drugs. Basophilic with hematoxylin and eosin. It is a membranous organelle. Well developed in steroid secreting cells. Site for storing Ca++ in skeletal muscles. Which organelle produces protein for export? * Lysosome Mitochondria Smooth endoplasmic reticulum Golgi apparatus Rough endoplasmic reticulum All the following are functions of Golgi apparatus EXCEPT ONE : * .

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High involvement and low involvement (marketing) Point : Difference between high involvement and low involvement To whom the story/problem is important? Think of some relevant stakeholders in a marketing context: is the story/problem important to companies/ consumers/ governments/ any other party? Important in WHAT WAY? How do we solve the problem? What are the implications (e.g., lessons) from understanding this story/problem? What could be the consequences if we do not solve or if we ignore this story/problem?.

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Hi there, Can you help me determine the sample and the population of interest I I am really confused thank you in advance Statistics project #1- Data collection and Descriptive Statistics Research questions: 1.) Categorical Variable What Zodiac sign are you?(Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Aries, Libra Scorpio, Virgo, Taurus, Pisces, Gemini, Leo, Cancer?) Based on my Predictions of the results that I obtained was the majority of on my classmate response that zodiac sign cancer had an advantage over zodiac sign leo 2.) Numerical Variable How many siblings do you have? Based on my Predictions of the results that I obtained was the majority of on my classmate response had 4 siblingsCollecting data:b) Describe the data collecting process Collecting the data process was easy to get. I went around and asked 15 my classmates to answer the questions that I provided them with categorical variables and numerical variables..

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help, please! Please respond to this post by choosing any one weird/funny/gross/interesting fact about a particular plant (or group of plants): - provide the name of the plant/plant group (common name is fine). - share a weird/funny/gross/interesting scientific fact about your choice and describe it in a few sentences. - please put in your own words or you won't get credit. - please include a photo image of your plant (you can use the "embed image" function in the content editor). For example: "flower of the Meadow cranesbill Scientific fact: Many flowers have patterns on them that are invisible to the human eye. However, many insects, such as bees, can see in the ultraviolet spectrum (while humans can't). This gives them an advantage with locating the nectar "bulls-eyes" marked on the flower. As humans see it (top) and under UV light (bottom)..

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Hi There ... Please help me with: 1) The python code , AND 2) EDA doc questions Thanks in advance :) The file from which to read from is automobile.txt and I uploaded images of the dataset which I attached to this post as well. Write the python code which will be used to Create an EDA report in which you explain your visualisations, investigations and findings. The Code for the Analysis should be in a jupyter notebook named automobile.ipynbThe instructions for this capstone project are found in the Capstone Project II.ipynb file. Follow these instructions clearly and use the EDA_doc.odt file as a template for creating a report to explain your visualisations, investigations and findings.Now that you know how to Explore a Dataset, it's time for you to do it from start to end. Please find the Automobile Dataset in your task folder. notebook named automobile.ipynb. Be creative :)Introduction Summary of the data set DATA CLEANING # SUMMARY OF THE METHODS AND VISUALISATIONS DONE DURING DATA CLEANING MISSING DATA # ANY MISSING DATA? HOW DID YOU HANDLE IT DATA STORIES AND VISUALISATIONS # THIS IS THE BULK OF THIS PROJECT. EXTRACT STORIES AND ASSUMPTIONS BASED ON VISUALISATIONS OF THE DATA.

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Hi! I'm currently working on my python assignment and I'm stuck. # Import os, shutil, zipfile, and logging import os, shutil, zipfile, logging # Print the current working directory. If you are not in the test directory # from D2L, you need to change directory into test. # Use either an absolute or relative path print(os.getcwd()) os.chdir("test/") # Enable logging for DEBUG messages. # Change the name of file to "Debug.txt" and place it in the parent folder # Pass the FORMAT and FILE below. FORMAT = '%(asctime)s - %(levelname)s - %(message)s' FILE = 'Debug.txt' logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG, format = FORMAT, filename = 'Debug.txt') # write that the program has started as a DEBUG message. logging.debug('This program has started with a debug.') # Create a zip file in the parent folder and name it: Test2. # Now you need to write everything from Test into the Test2 zip file. # HINT: I use the statement below to log # the rel path of all the files in test # maybe you can write to the zip file in the same loop? for folder, subfolder, files in os.walk('.'): for file in files: logging.info('Writing File: ' + str(os.path.join(folder, file))) #zip_file.write(os.path.join(folder, file)) # Close your zip file # Write a log that the program has ended #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # End Banner print() print() print('--------------------------------'.center(60)) print('--- End Exercise ---'.center(60)) print('--------------------------------'.center(60)).

Hi I need help with just step "c" of this question. The rest I've figured out but I just can't change the text in D14 without it changing the whole chart. 2. Create a two-variable data table to calculate the gross profit based on the hours of management consulting contracted and the hourly rate charged: a. For the range D14:K19, create a two-variable data table using the hourly rate charged (cell B5) as the Row input cell. b. Use the hours of management consulting contracted (cell B4) as the Column input cell. c. Apply a custom format to cell D14 to display the text Hours/Price in place of the cell value. This is what the chart looks like currently: I've already tried the following: 1) Right clicking D14, format cells, custom, and typing "Hours/Price". 2) Creating a conditional rule to apply no formatting to D14 None of these have worked. When i go to type "Hours/Price" it changes everything else in the chart and looks like this: Any help is appreciated :).

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hhmi Biolnteractive Inheritance and Mutations in a Single-Gene Disorder Student Handout INTRODUCTION Some diseases are caused by the environment. For example, exposure to chemicals or extremely bright lights can cause certain forms of blindness. But other forms of blindness are inherited, meaning that they are passed on from one generation to another. In this activity, you will learn about a young woman, Molly Troxel, who has an inherited form of blindness called Leber congenital amaurosis (LCA). The activity explores how LCA is inherited, the mutations that cause it, and how the disease can be treated to help Molly and other patients. PART 1: Determining LCA's Pattern of Inheritance Watch the short film Genes as Medicing until time 1:42. You will meet Molly and learn about what causes her blindness. Use what you learn from the film to answer the following questions. 1. Imagine you're a doctor treating a patient with severe vision issues. What questions might you ask to determine whether these issues are more likely to be inherited or caused by environmental factors? Some inherited diseases, including LCA, may be caused by mutations in a single gene. Pedigrees can be used to determine the patterns of inheritance for these diseases. In a 1998 study, scientists analyzed a series of pedigrees showing the family histories of LCA patients. Some of their pedigrees are shown in the following figures. Squares represent males, circles represent females, and shading indicates that an individual has LCA. Figure 1. A pedigree of a family that has individuals Figure 2. Two pedigrees of families that have individuals with LCA. Adapted from Morimura et al. (1998). with LCA. Adapted from Morimura et al. (1998). 2. Based only on the pedigree in Figure 1, can you determine whether LCA is or isn't inherited according to an autosomal dominant, autosomal recessive, or X-linked recessive pattern? Explain your answer. 3. Based on the pedigrees in Figure 2, can you determine whether LCA is or isn't inherited according to an autosomal dominant, autosomal recessive, or X- linked recessive pattern? Explain your answer.hhani Biolnteractive inheniance ond Wutations in osingle Gene diorder Figure 3 shows the pedigrees of seven families in the 1998 study. The scientists used these pedigrees to determine the inheritance pattern for LCA. Figure 3. Seven pedigrees of families that have individuals with LCA. Adapted from Morimura et al. (1998). 4. Based on the pedigrees in Figure 3 , is LCA inherited according to an autosomal dominant, autosornal recessive, or X-linked recessive pattern? Use evidence from the pedigrees to support your claim, making sure to explain the evidence that rules out the inheritance patterns you didn't choose. 5. Recall that a person typically has two copies, called alleles, of every gene. One or both of these alleles may be mutated in certain individuals. Use what you know about LCA's inheritance pattern to write the genotypes for: Family 44 in Figure.

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Herzberg's two-factor theory proposes that: A. lower wages will motivate employees to do a better job. B. higher wages will motivate employees to do a better job. C. factors such as job security will motivate employees to do a better job. D. the absence of certain work setting hygiene factors may dissatisfy workers. E. factors such as comfortable working conditions will motivate employees to do a better job..

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Help with media assessment. In April 2022, WarnerMedia (Owned by AT&T) and Discovery completed a merger to create a new US$28 Billion media company called Warner Bros. Discovery, ready and poised to take on the big streaming competitors, Netflix and Disney Plus. As a Media Consultant, you are to prepare a Business Analysis Report. The report must include a written report, supported by pictures, graphics and tables to support your analysis. Your report will strictly follow the following structure: Part 1 - Background Write up the profile of Warner Bros. Discovery, before and after the merger. Classify and discuss the following, highlighting any specific changes that will affect the new companys business: (a) History & background of the original companies (WarnerMedia & Discovery). (b) New company organisational and operational structure (Post Merger). (c) Summary of Key Business areas of the new company. (d) Analysis of its competition and how the new company intends to address them. (e) New business and/or operational opportunities as a result of the merger..

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Here is support files a3_birthdaylib.h #ifndef A3_Q1_H #define A3_Q1_H #include <stdlib.h> //needed for handling dynamic memory #include <string.h> //needed for some string functions //the structure used for holding one birthday entry typedef struct { short year; short month; short day; char* name; char* knownFor; } Birthday; //Creates a Birthday struct variable storing three short representing // year, month, and day respectively, a char* array representing a name, // and a char* array representing a trait (knownFor) //Returns the address of the dynamically (i.e., uses malloc) created variable //For example: //Given the code: //Birthday* person = create_Birthday(1985, 1, 1, // "J. Edgar Hoover", // "First director of the FBI"); //printf("%d-%d-%dn%sn%sn", person->year, person->month, person->day, // person->name, person->knownFor); //will result in an output like this: //1985-1-1 //J. Edgar Hoover //First director of the FBI Birthday* create_Birthday(short year, short month, short day, char* name, char* knownFor); //Releases the memory created to store the 2 members name and knownFor using // the address of a Birthday struct variable //Note that the person parameter can be NULL // and if this is the case the function should do nothing. //Also, this function does not release the memory used for the Birthday struct variable, // but only those used by the members name and knownFor. //To properly release all the memory dynamically allocated for the struct variable, // call the free() function with the address of the Birthday struct variable right // after this function returns. void clear_Birthday(Birthday* person); //helper function to look up a birthday entry by month and day //returns a dynamic array storing all the indexes with the same month and day, NULL if not found //To make the size known to the caller, put a -1 as the last item. For example, // if indexes 2, 4, 6 match with the month and day, the array would be {2, 4, 6, -1} int* lookupBirthdayByMD(Birthday **array, int size, short month, short day); //helper function for qsort to compare birthdays by month and day int compareBirthdaysByMD(const void *p1, const void *p2); //helper function for qsort to compare birthdays by name int compareBirthdaysByName(const void *p1, const void *p2); #endif FamousBdays 1895,1,1 J. Edgar Hoover First director of the FBI 1892,1,3 J. R. R. Tolkien Author of "Lord of the Rings" 2003,1,3 Greta Thunberg Swedish environmental activist 1642,1,4 Issac Newton Formulated the 3 laws of motion 1946,1,5 Diane Keaton Played as Kay Adams in The Godfather 1964,1,7 Nicolas Cage Played as Dr. Stanley Goodspeed in The Rock 1935,1,8 Elvis Presley King of Rock 'n Roll 1945,1,10 Rod Stewart Performed Sailing 1964,1,12 Jeff Bezos Founder and CEO of amazon.com 1968,1,14 LL Cool J Played as Sam Hanna in NCIS Los Angeles 1929,1,15 Martin Luther King Jr. Civil rights activist, gave the "I have a dream" speech in 1963 1706,1,17 Benjamin Franklin One of the Founding Fathers of t.

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Here is two discussion board posts please give me a paragraph comment on both of these INDIVIDUALLY 1.How Tim Cook succeeded in different ways than Steve Jobs came down to their individual strengths. Steve Jobs is a visionary and incredible entrepreneur, but his management style sorely lacked as well as his ability to run the business efficiently. Jobs had been known for his outbursts at employees, as well as being confrontational and a micromanager. (Bajarin). This is mainly what caused him to be pushed out by Apple during his first time with them. While he was incredibly good at creating products and design, he was not a good manager and did not have the background for running a company. Tim Cook on the other hand came from an operations standpoint and knew the nuances of running a company. However, his weaknesses have been in product development. This has not stopped Tim Cook though, having tripled Apples worth and revenue in his time as CEO. And, in terms of brand value, Cook is transforming Apple into a company with progressive values around inclusion, diversity and privacy, and is championing the companys environmental initiative.(Kahney). The company has always been boundary pushing, but the internal environment had been bogged down by Steve Jobs culture with a lack of focus on how process could be streamlined. Tim Cook has turned that culture into something more meaningful with a focus on inclusion and diversity. These missions are incredibly impactful because employees feel seen and heard. In addition to that, his background in operations has helped look at the logistics and supply chain model that Apple has. This has helped greatly with expansion. When you become a giant company with a lot of people in operations and multifaceted business model, you need a much more generalist CEO, Dediu says. And thats what Tim Cook always was: the right guy for the job. (Kahney). Again, it comes down to their individual strengths. Tim Cook saw the bigger picture of the business, while Steve Jobs was a visionary that could paint the picture of what the future of product development could be. 2. Tim Cook, Apple's current CEO, is a respected business leader who has continued the company's success despite the death of Steve Jobs, the iconic co-founder. In contrast to Jobs, Cook has prioritized practical matters like growing Apple's market share and ensuring its long-term viability. Supply chain management is one area where Cook excelled while Jobs did not. Due largely to Cook's efforts, Apple continues to command the technology market (Weinberger, 2019). With his guidance, Apple has forged relationships with several producers and distributors worldwide, guaranteeing a constant supply of high-quality components and finished goods. Cook has also done a great job expanding Apple's selection of products (Bajarin, 2021). While Jobs was most recognized for the iPhone, Cook has seen the creation of other popular Apple products like the Apple Watch, AirPods, .

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here is the starter code: public class LinkedListPracticeLab { private LinkedListPracticeLab(){} public static void main(String[] args) { // Test all methods here } /** * Given the heads of two sorted linked lists, merges the two lists in a one sorted list. * The list is made by splicing together the nodes of the original two lists, without * creating any new nodes. * * Returns the head of the merged linked list. */ public static ListNode mergeLists(ListNode head1, ListNode head2) { return null; } /** * Given the head of a sorted linked list, deletes all duplicates such that each element appears only once. * * Returns the head of the resulting linked list, which is still sorted. */ public static ListNode deleteDuplicates(ListNode head) { return null; } /** * Given the head of a linked list and an integer val, removes all the nodes of the linked list that has * Node.val == val. * * Returns the head of the resulting list. */ public static ListNode removeElements(ListNode head, int val) { return null; } /** * Given the head of a zero-indexed linked list and two indices i and j, swaps the elements at these indices. * * Returns the head of the resulting list. */ public static ListNode swapElements(ListNode head, int i, int j) { return null; } /** * Given the head of a singly linked list, reverse the list, and return the reversed list. */ public static ListNode reverseList(ListNode head) { return null; } /** * Given the head of a singly linked list, returns the middle node of the linked list. * * If there are an even number of elements -- and thus two middle nodes -- returns the second middle node. */ public static ListNode middleNode(ListNode head) { return null; } } list node.java code: /** * Definition for singly-linked list. */ public class ListNode { int val; ListNode next; ListNode() {} ListNode(int val) { this.val = val; } ListNode(int val, ListNode next) { this.val = val; this.next = next; } } List utils.java code /** * Utilities for singly-linked non-circular lists. */ public class ListUtils { private ListUtils() {} static ListNode copyList(ListNode list) { ListNode head = new ListNode(list.val); ListNode currentNew = head; ListNode currentOld = list.next; while(currentOld != null) { currentNew.next = new ListNode(currentOld.val); currentNew = currentNew.next; currentOld = currentOld.next; } return head; } static void displayList(ListNode list) { if(list == null) { System.out.println("[]"); return; } StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); sb.append('['); while(list != null) { sb.append(list.val); sb.append(','); sb.append(' '); list = list.next; } sb.delete(sb.lastIndexOf(","), sb.length()); sb.append(']'); System.out.println(sb); } static ListNode arrayToLinkedList(int[] arr) { if(arr.length == 0) return null; ListNode head = new ListNode(arr[0]); ListNode current = head; for(int i = 1; i < arr.length; i++) { current.next = new ListNode(arr[i]); current = current.next; } return head; } } For this lab you will solve a few separate problem.

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Here is The code in C language: /*------------------------------------------------------------------ File: plotFunctions.c Author: Gilbert Arbez, Fall 2016 Description: Allows the user to plot a number of functions for different ranges. ---------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #include <stdio.h> #include <gng1106plplot.h> // provides definitions for using PLplot library #include <math.h> #include <float.h> // Some definitions #define NUM_POINTS 500 // Number of points used for plotting #define X_IX 0 // Row index for storing x values #define FX_IX 1 // Row index for storing f(x) values #define TRUE 1 #define FALSE 0 // Structure for user input typedef struct { int fNumber; // function number double x0; // first value of x to plot double xf; // final value of x to plot } F_SELECT; // function prototypes void selectFunction(F_SELECT *); void computeDataPoints(F_SELECT *fsPtr, int n, double [][n]); double calcFx(double, int); void plot(int n, double [][n]); double getMinDouble(double [], int); double getMaxDouble(double [], int); /*--------------------------------------------------------------------- Function: main Description: This function computes a set of points for plotting. The function calcFx is called to computes the value of f(x) . Modify calcFx to compute the values of f(x) desired. In this template, the sin function is used. ------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ void main(void) { // Variable declarations F_SELECT fselect; double points[2][NUM_POINTS]; // row 0 contains values of x // Get user input selectFunction(&fselect); // Compute the data points and save in array computeDataPoints(&fselect, NUM_POINTS, points); // Call plot function to plot plot(NUM_POINTS, points); } /*----------------------------------------------------------------------- Function: selectFunction Parameters: sfPtr - Pointer to F_SELECT structure variable to store input data. Description: Prompts the user to get x0 and xf (range of x for plotting) and to select a function to plot. ------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ void selectFunction(F_SELECT *sfPtr) { // Variable Declarations int flag; // Display function menu printf("1) f(x) = sqrt(|x-1|) + 1n"); printf("2) f(x) = exp(-x)n"); printf("3) f(x) = sqrt(x^2+1) - xn"); printf("4) f(x) = [exp(-x) - 1)]/xn"); printf("5) f(x) = sin(x)+0.1*cos(10.0*x)n"); // Select a function // Select a range of x for plotting } /*----------------------------------------------------------------------- Function: computeDataPoints Parameters: fsPtr - Pointer to F_SELECT structure variable with input data. n - number of points in the 2D array (i.e. number of columns) points - 2D array that contains the data points - row X_IX with x values and row FX_IX with the f(x) values. Description: Calculates NUM_POINTS points of the function f(x) (selected by the the user and computed with calcFx), and stored in the 2D array points. points[X_.

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Here is the remaining question of the case study Under the second segment, Vakrangee offered services such as banking, insurance, e- governance, and ecommerce through its vast number of franchise-operated outlets (21,820 by June 30,2016). This project formed part of the financial inclusion project of the Ministry of Finance and the Reserve Bank of India. The company had made plans to set up and operate 75,000 Vakrangee centres by 202010 Vakrangee was focused on the idea of connecting its customers digitally, based on the Digital India concept introduced by the government. Vakrangee wanted to build itself as a company that fulfilled all of the digital needs of its customers. "The company provided its services in a host of domains, including banking and financial services (e.g., opening and maintenance of accounts); tie-ups with banks and insurance companies; e-govemance projects such as digitization of records, Aadhaar cards, and election cards; and logistics projects.' 12 With its operations spread across the country, the company started becoming a favourite stock for investors. Until December 2017, many analysts had a positive rating on the stock. 13 However, despite favourable results and a positive outlook by analysts, Vakrangee had come under the scrutiny of the Securities and Exchange Board of India for stock price manipulations and insider trading. The first such inquiry was initiated in the early 2000s, with additional inquiries in 2009, 2012, 2017, and January 2018. Other inquiries were initiated by the stock exchanges where Vakrangee was listed. 14 STOCK VALUATION OF VAKRANGEE Being a firm believer in fundamental analysis, Khandelwal had done a thorough economy and sector analysis for Vakrangee. The economic forecast was good. The Indian economy was expected to grow at a rate of 7.0 - 7.2 per cent. 15 Certain economic policies of the government, including the banning of high denomination notes (known as demonetization) 16 and the implementation of a goods and services tax,17 had slowed growth in the short run, but the economy had bounced back and was again beginning to gain pace. 18 The IT industry was growing at a consistent annual rate of 7-8 per cent, according to a Nasscom report. 19 Khandelwal consulted the company's profit and loss statements (see Exhibit 5 and the accompanying student spreadsheet) and its balance sheet (see Exhibit 6) from 2010 onwards for the purpose of valuation. The company had impressive financials, with sales increasing exponentially with a CAGR of 25.40 per cent. By 2017 , the company had no long-term debt left on its books, and only minimal short-term debt. The change in the company's business model was also reflected in the way the assets had transformed during the period from 2011 to 2017 . Net fixed assets had fallen by more than 85 per cent. Cash and short-term investments had increased by 65 times in the previous five years. Receivables had increased three times during this period. Other items, suc.

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Help! I am having a hard time with charting the below information. This involves determining FIFO, LIFO, and Weighted Average. Some break it down but not clearly enough (specifically the cell blocks, which throws off the information on my end) :/ Thanks a bunch! Trey Monson starts a merchandising business on December 1 and enters into the following three inventory purchases. Monson uses a perpetual inventory system. Also, on December 15, Monson sells 15 units for $24 each. Determine the costs assigned to ending inventory when costs are assigned based on the weighted average method. (Round your per unit costs to 2 decimal places.) Purchases on December 7 10 units @ $10.00 cost Purchases on December 14 20 units @ $16.00 cost Purchases on December 21 15 units @ $18.00 cost.

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help 44- during respiration a- inspiration is a passive movement with no aid from muscles y b- external intercostals muscle is an inspiratory muscle & (c) during inspiration the diaphragm is pulled down d- forced expiration is aided by relaxation of the abdominal muscles x49- the coronary arteries arise from the arch of aorta x b-) each gives atrial and ventricular branches c- doesn't supply the conducting system x d- anastomose with each other at anterior surface of the heart.

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Henry accidentally inhales a fragment of a carrot, and it lodges deep in his respiratory tract, in the respiratory bronchioles of his right lower lobe. a Trace the pathway the piece of carrot had to take from his mouth to his respiratory bronchiole.b The carrot has caused inflammation around the alveoli in the affected area, which has collapsed the alveoli. How would this affect his ability to exchange gases?.

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