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Income tax question ( The answer is not C by the way) John and Marsha are both 30 years old. . They are not married and lived together all year Marsha had $35,000 in wages during 2017. John earned $10,000 in wages John has two children from a previous relationship. Mark is 9 and Kevin is 6 years old. Mark and Kevin lived with Marsha and John for all of 2017. Mark and Kevin did not provide over half of their own support. Marsha paid all the rent, utilities, and household expenses. John occasionally paid for groceries but did not pay any household expenses. John, Marsha, Mark, and Kevin are all U.S. citizens with valid Social Security numbers. 10. What are the correct filing statuses? OA. Both John and Marsha must file as Single. B. John and Marsha can choose which one files as Head of Household. OC. Both John and Marsha can file as Head of Household D. John can file as Head of Household and Marsha must file as Single Solution A. Both John and Marsha must file as Single. John is unmarried, and had two dependent child but had not paid half the cost of keeping up a home for the required period of time thus he cannot qualify to file as Head of Household. Marsha is unmarried and paid more than half the cost of keeping up a home for the required period of time but does not have any qualifying person living in their home for more than half the year thus she also cannot qalify to file as head of household..
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be sent.
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connection between machines.This connection provides an interface that allows stream of bytes
to be sent and received and to convert the data into IP datagram packets.
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s.listen(backlog)
while 1:
client, address = s. accept()
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if data;
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client.close()
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@asyncio.coroutine
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Barney had a bag of cookies. He ate 35 in the first 10 minutes. He ate one-fourth of the
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His wife,Louise, ate 15 cookies while Barney was at work. When Barney got home from work,
he ate one-half of the remaiing cookies. Louiseate 5 more when he went out into the
backyard.Barney then ate 15 more and found that he had only 2 left. How many cookies did he
start with? How many did he eat? How much weight did he gain if every 20 cookies translated
into 1 pound?
Solution
2 cookies left so there was 2+15 before before barney came.
2+15+5 before louise ate 5 more.
(2+15+5)*2 before he get home from work.
so there ware (2+15+5)*2+15 before louise ate 15.
he ate 20 but made 10 so there was (2+15+5)*2+15-10+20.
he ate one fourth so there was ((2+15+5)*2+15-10+20)*4/3
he ate 35 so initial no of cookies was = ((2+15+5)*2+15-10+20)*4/3+35 = 127
so barney ate 35+23+20+22+15 = 115 cookies.
total pound gained = 115/20 = 5.75(ans).
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TCP client and server programs in this chapter or similar programs to transfer multiple messages
back and forth.
Solution
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And one of the main protocol of Internet Protocol suite.
TCP provides an interface to network communications that is radically different from the USER
datagram Protocol(UDP).
The properties of TCP make it highly attractive to network programmers and it simplifies
network communication by removing many of the obstacles of UDP, such as ordering of packets
and packet loss.
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if data;
client.send(data)
client.close()
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@asyncio.coroutine
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during a year to prove accuracy b. obtaining evidence to remove all risk regarding the accuracy
of an entity\'s financial statements c. investigating the personal backgrounds of audit client
executives to determine whether they are honest d. testing samples of financial data to determine
whether the populations of financial statement information from which the samples are drawn
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independent helps assure the auditors\' work and resulting report will be unbiased and thus
credible b. that the auditors\' work and resulting report will be correct c that information risk
relating to auditees\' financial statements will be eliminated d that auditing firms will be free of
legal liability for deficient audits 15. Auditing generally requires a the availability of established
criteria obtaining all possible evidence regarding assertions 100% analysis ofall assertios dthat
GAAP ahways be respectied
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Solution
When the genes are independently assorting, the phenotypic ratio is MmPp:Mmpp:mmPp:mmpp
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MmPp©mmpp
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chromosome. Duch an arrangement is called coupling. Also one dominant allele may be present
on the same chromosome as one recessive allele and may be passed on together. Such an
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Why do you think nursing core competencies were selected?
Why do you think nursing core competencies were selected?
Solution
The Nurse of the Future (NOF) Competency Committee developed a set of core competencies
for all professional nurses of the future that are now being used as the framework for nursing
curriculum redesign and a statewide transition into practice model.Core Competencies includes
the following competencies: Patient-centered care,Professionalism,Informatics and
technology,Evidence-based practice (EBP),Leadership, Systems-based
practice,Safety,Communication,Teamwork and collaboration,and Quality improvement.All 10 of
these Core Competencies are centered toward one goal,the universal development of knowledge
for future nursing care.As health care providers are continually focused what is the best outcome
for the patient.They can achieve this goal for our patients through our continued education in
these competencies.The NOF Core Competencies are extremely important to streamlining how
nurses experience education and learning,and in how we provide care to the patient’s we
serve.The NOF Nursing Core Competency model provides a standardized and structured
approach to learning how to best introduce all 10 of the competencies into our nursing care.By
following these 10 competencies they can benefit the patient’s entire experience of the health
care system.The Nurse of the Future will provide holistic care that recognizes an individual’s
preferences,values,and needs and respects the patient or designee as a full partner in providing
compassionate,coordinated,age and culturally appropriate,safe and effective care..
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Which of the following is true of water? It is a phospholipid It is polar It binds tightly to fats
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water Which of the following is a molecule, but not a compound? O_3 CO_2 H_2O C_6
H_12 O_6 which type of chemical bond causes a permanent transfer of electrons? Hydrogen
bond Covalent bond Ionic bond James Bond Why do fats and water not mix well? Water is
non-polar, fat is polar Water is polar, fat is non-polar Both water and fat are polar and repel
each other Both water and fat are non-polar and repel each other Any chemical reaction that
make larger molecules out of smaller things is called a ________ Equilibrium reaction Stable
reaction Creation reaction Synthesis reaction 46. How many different amino acids are used by
the human body? 12 20 32 128
Solution
40. b
Water (H2O) is an example of a polar molecule since it has a slight positive charge on one side
(hydrogen side) and a slight negative charge on the other (oxygen side).
41. a
Blood in its normal in suspension, which is a colloid. When applying of centrifugal force
externally, blood separates into its separate components just as a suspension does.
42. a
Smallest fundamental unit of a chemical compound that can take part in a chemical reaction. A
molecule is an electrically neutral group of two or more atoms held together by chemical bonds.
43. c
Ionic bonding is the complete transfer of valence electron(s) between atoms. It is a type of
chemical bond that generates two oppositely charged ions.
44. b
45. d.
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Which of the following are considered to be alive and why?
Proteins:
Bacteria:
Yeast:
Viruses:
Prions:
DNA:
Candles:
Chemical reactions:
Water:
Solution
Biologists have defined some characteristics to categorize an entitiy as alive. These are -
organization, metabolism, homeostasis, growth, reproduction, response and evolution. However,
some of the entities may possess a few of these qualities, the ones which show all the afore-
mentioned characteristics are classified as alive.
Bacteria and yeast are alive in the mentioned list as they possess all the qualities of being alive.
One might think of viruses as living things but they are not as they cannot reproduce/divide on
their own, they need the host cellular machinaries, therefore they are dependent on other living
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Which of the following are actually vector spaces over the real numbers? The complex numbers
The set of all polynomials of even degree. All continuous functions for which integral^1_0 f(x)
dx =0. All vectors of the form (a, b, l) where a and b are any real numbers. I & II I&III; I & IV
II & III II & IV The mathematica command \"RowReduce[] is a very useful tool in solving a
system of linear equations. finding the inverse of a matrix. finding the dimension of the range of
a transformation. computing the determinant of a matrix. determining if a set of vectors is
linearly independent. I only I & II only I, II & III only All but IV All but V
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3. The statements I and III are correct because complex numbers form a vector space as well as
all coontinuous functions form a vector space
4. Row reduce is very usful tool in solving system of liner equations and finding the inverse of a
matrix. So statement I and II are correct..
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poultry. However, a virulent strain may emerge either by genetic mutation or by reassortment of
less virulent strains. Infected birds excrete virus in high concentration in their faeces and also in
nasal and ocular discharges. Once introduced into a flock, the virus is spread from flock to flock
by the usual methods involving the movement of infected birds, contaminated equipment, egg
flats, feed trucks, and service crews, to mention a few. The disease generally spreads rapidly in a
flock by direct contact, but on occasions spread is erratic.
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animals. These close contacts are particularly common during animal transport. Intensive
farming may also increase the risk of transmission, as the pigs are raised in very close proximity
to each other. The direct transfer of the virus probably occurs either by pigs touching noses, or
through dried mucus. Airborne transmission through the aerosols produced by pigs coughing or
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animals, such as wild boar, which can spread the disease between farms. People who work with
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and by inhaling virus-laden aerosols. The contribution of each mode of transmission to overall
spread of influenza is not known.The production of aerosols that contain virus particles is
necessary for the respiratory transmission. Speaking, singing and even normal breathing can
produce an adequate amount of aerosols, while sneezing and coughing lead to more forceful
expulsion.
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birds, pigs and humans but the symptoms are all same and the severity of symptoms are
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What benefits if any, are inherent with interactive communication for organizations?What
benefits if any, are inherent with interactive communication for organizations?
Solution
Just as for any organisation vertical as well as horizontal communication plays a vital role, there
is noth a great need for the interactive communication. Interactive communication has several
inherant benefits that come with the complete package. Some of them are.
What are the features of linear and charter What are the featur.pdf
What are the features of linear and charter
What are the features of linear and charter
Solution
Ans:
LINEAR:- Linear means arrangement in or extending along a straight line. This line is straight
because the variables change at a constant rate. They have a constant rate of change.
The features of linear are as follows:-
1. End behaviour in opposite directionside
2. There is an increasing trend in the entire function
3. There is no maximum or Minimum value
4. All are real numbers
5. Will have only one X intercept and one Y intercept
CHARTER :- It is a legal document that provides for the creation of a corporate entity. It
describes the rights, principles of an organisation or sometimes of a group of people. It is a
written instrument or a contract which is executed in due form and which creates and defines the
franchisees of a city, educational institutions or corporation.
The features of a linear are as follows:-
1. In case of charters, Annual franchise taxes also applies
2. Generally most charter include the corporation name, the location of its headoffice, the date of
incorporation, the amount type of stock to be issued and any restrictions on access of business
activity or further share issuances.
3. In case of charters, a chartering fee is also paid
4. It is filled up with the Secretary of the state for the state in which the corporation is
headquartered..
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W hy is D the answer? Why does it not indicate the same relationship among whales and other
groups? f 4, which of the following phylogrnies does not indicate the same relationship among
whales and otlier groups? E All the above show the same relationship g Each phylogeny slows a
different relationship
Solution
Answer:
1. a and b are the same tree but drawn in opposite orientation.
2. a, b, c and e share the same phylogenetic relationships. A close look into the trees reveal that
the whale along with the other animal (?) form a separate group and have evolved the most.
3. In a, b, c and e, whale and camel has same the phylogenetic distance (relationship), which is
not found in case of d. In a, b, c and e, camel has evolved the least and is close to the root. But in
case of d, camel shares a common group with deer (?). This alters the phylogenetic distance
between whale and camel.
Thus, the tree in d is different and does not indicate the same relationship between whale and
other animals..
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memory, a hardware device, a service etc. Some example of handles are network sockets,
process identifiers, file descriptors etc.
Working set (WS) is the total amount of memory a process needs to execute.
Privet working set means the portion of working set which is exclusively held by a process
during the execution. Memory utilized in privet working set cannot be accessed or used by other
process until the memory is voluntarily released.
Shared working set is the portion of working set which doesn\'t required exclusively by a
process. There for, it can be shared with other process to increase throughput..
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USA Today conducted a survey asking readers, “What is the most hilarious thing that has ever
happened to you en route or during a business trip?”
a) What kind of sampling method is this?
b) Are the results likely to be biased? Explain.
Solution
a) This is self-selection sampling, where the readers voluntarily choose to be a part of sample.
b) Due to self selection, the sample is typically biased towards the subjects with stronger
opinions. Typically indifferent subjects do not participate in such survey, and thus the survey
mis-represents the population..
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The distance between two successive minima of a transverse wave is 3.31 m. five of the wave
pass a given point along the direction of travel every 13.4 Find the frequency of the wave. Find
the wave speed.
Solution
Distance b/w two succesive minima=3.31m=wavelength
Time taken for 5 crests to pass =13.4s
It means 4 waves have passed in 13.4 sec
therefore frequency(no.of waves passed in 1 sec) =4/13.4=0.2985Hz
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electrons move from one compound to another Use the following s d drop the terms on the left
into the appropriate blanks on the right. Reset (He electron acceptor 1 Sulfate is the of the sulfur
redox reaction 2. H2 hydrocarbons, and other organic compounds act as the of the sulfur redox 3.
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yielding reactions, some bacteria utilize nitrogen and nitrogen compounds ounds), the reactions
must take place under strot anaerobic condtons, for the most part t C-oxygen Need Not Apply
Why do the teactions involving sulfur or nitrogen compounds need to take place under strot
anaerobic conditions? Choose the best answer. F6 F8 F9 F10 FIA
Solution
Answer:
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2. H2, hydrocarbons and other organic compounds acts as the electron donor in sulfate redox
reactions.
3. M. oxyfera uses oxygen as a electron acceptor in denitrification.
4. M. oxyfera uses methane as an electron donor in denitrification..
suppose R and S are relations from A to B then provedisprove (R int.pdf
suppose R and S are relations from A to B then prove/disprove (R intersect S)^-1 = R^-1
intersect S^-1
Solution
let\'s assume R has a relation
firstly find left side
R={(a,b) (c,d)}
S={(x,y) (a,b)}
Now, we find intersection
R intersect S = {(a,b)}
(R intersect S)^-1 = {(b,a)}
Right side:
R^-1 = {(b,a) (d,c)}
S^-1 = {(y,x) (b,a)}
R^-1 intersect S^-1 = {(b,a)}
We can see that both sides are equal to (b,a)
Hence, this R intersect S)^-1 = R^-1 intersect S^-1 is correct.........Answer.
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A. Sell different classes to increase profits
B. Allow one stock to increase in price while other class declines
C. Restrict voting privileges for some shareholders
D. Conserve cash by offering dividends to only one class of stockholders
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on. Class A will have more higher voting preference and more voting rights.
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The two types of shape functions used in FEA
are
A) Linear shape function
b)Quadriatic shape function
Linear shape function is used when two nodes are used and only linear equation is sufficient to
interpolate the function.
Quadriatic equation is used when an additional midside node is used..
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In the U.S. legal system, a defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Consider a null
hypothesis, Ho, that the defendant is innocent, and an alternative hypothesis, H1, that the
defendant is guilty. A jury has two possible decisions: Convict the defendant (i.e. reject the null
hypothesis) or do not convict the defendant (i.e. do not reject the null hypothesis).Explain the
meaning of the risks of committing either a Type I or Type II error in this example.
Solution
Type 1 error is.....defendant is truely innocent...but we are rejecting that hypothesis and we are
claiming that he is guilty.....
and
Type 2 error is....defendant is guilty...but we are accepting the hypothesis that he is innocent....
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