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Options for B are: 9.0728%, 9.9801%, 8.6192%, and 7.2582% Preferred stock is a hybrid security, because it has some characteristics typical of debt and others typical of equity. The following table lists various characteristics of preferred stock. Determine which of these characteristics is consistent with debt and which is consistent with equity. Consider the case of Tumbull Enterprises: At the present time, Turnbull Enterprises does not have any preferred stock outstanding but is iooking to include preferred stock in its capital structure in the future. Tumbull has found some institutional investors that are wiling to purchase its preferred stock issue provided that it pays a perpetual dividend of $10 per share. If the investors pay $110.22 per share for their imvestment, then Turnbuli's cost of preferred stock (rounded to four decimal places) will be.
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Part A of this question has been done and I have attached the answers. Please do Part B and C
Below is the answers for Part A The table below lists some partial information about Hercules
Inc.: Required: a) Fill in all missing values in the table. (8 marks) b) Assume that Hercules' cost
of equity capital is constant at 10% p.a. and that the firm enters a constant growth phase after
year 4 (i.e., ROE and the pay-out ratio are constant thereafter). Calculate the intrinsic value of
Hercules' equity. (4 marks) c) What is Hercules' Present Value of Growth Opportunities (PVGO)
at the end of year 4 (after the dividend payment)? (4 marks)
Let us do this Question. for doing this properly we should have first develop the understanding
of Retained Earning Retained earnings represent the portion of earnings that a company has kept
and reinvested in the business instead of distributing them as dividends to shareholders. So, if a
company has a positive net income in a given year and does not pay out all of that income as
dividends, the remaining amount is added to the retained earnings balance on the balance sheet.
so for the Year 3,4,5 we have to calculate the Equity at the begging using Book value of equity at
the beginning of year = Book value of equity at the beginning of the previous year + Retained
earnings for year Retained earnings for year= Earnings for year - Dividends for year For
Calculating Earnings we can use the following formula Earings = Equity at the beginning ROE
% Dividend = Earnings Pay- out Ratio Growth rate of dividends = (Dividends in current year -
Dividends in previous year) / Dividends in previous year * 100% This formula calculates the
percentage change in dividends from one year to the next.
using the above Formulas we can easily find the missing values. Let us create a table for this
now As mentioned in the Previous Step i have used the same Formula only to calculate missing
Numbers..
Part 2 - Levis StoryAssisting Levi to participate in his careT.pdf
Part 2 - Levi's Story
Assisting Levi to participate in his care:
Tom is a new support worker who commences work at the group home. Tom has not long
completed his certificate in support work.
Tom begins his day with Levi and they undertake the following tasks:
As Tom finishes his shift he leaves a hand written message in the kitchen for the support workers
stating that all of the support workers should make Levi use his rollator for mobility.
Review Part 2 of Levi's Story You are mentoring Tom, the new support worker in the group
home today. It is important that Levi continues to maintain his preference for mobility aids.
Explain how the new support worker could be prepared to safely assist Levi.
Review Part 2 of Levi's Story. Describe how Tom has adhered correctly to Levi's support plan.
Identify two (2) instances where the new support worker, Tom, has breached privacy and
disclosure rules in the course of Levi's care..
Part 4 Based on your professional experience, how have policy chang.pdf
Part 4: Based on your professional experience, how have policy changes affected the cultural
acceptance of information technology within the healthcare system? As an administrator, would
you do anything differently? Would you keep everything the same? From your perspective, do
you believe that this current implementation practice is the best practice for a patient-centered
focus?.
Part 3 - Levis StoryLevi becomes unwellToday the support worke.pdf
Part 3 - Levi's Story
Levi becomes unwell:
Today the support worker arrives to find Levi is not out of bed and is complaining of nausea and
a headache. You also notice that Levi has increased level of spasms and will probably need more
assistance with his activities of daily living. He is not interested in preparing his breakfast. He
asks to be left alone and wishes to stay in bed for the remainder of the day.
The organisation has policies and procedures that must be followed to ensure safe management
of client when they are acutely unwell.
Some of these include: Review Levi's Story and his personal profile carefully in order to
understand all of his care needs. Complete all domains of Levis' support plan, addressing each
care need holistically. An example has been provided to get you started..
Part 4 � Populate a world!The premise is quite simply to pick a kn.pdf
Part 4 Populate a world!
The premise is quite simply to pick a known planet or moon from Table 4 (below) that you think
is the most likely to have active life, then to consider the conditions and choose two
extremophiles that might have evolved on it. Bear in mind that we know there is not human-like
life on these worlds, so there is no reason for you to discuss parameters related to human life.
Table 4: These are the worlds from which you must choose.
Use the Format below to structure your answers to question 16, failure to do so will result in lost
marks.
A) My world is:
B) Three (3) points on conditions there and why they permit life to exist there today.
C) Extremophile A.
Extremophile B
If you do not structure your answer as directed, you will lose marks.
Question 11A: Choose a world from Table 4
Part A is four words including My world is...
Question 11B: 120 words total
Make three points justifying why you think currently active life is most likely to exist on your
world using the known conditions/state of that world.
Examples of things that you might consider briefly addressing if relevant:
Water
Atmosphere
Heat/energy
Building blocks of life (C, N, O, S, P)
Do not state that the body having gravity enables life, all planets and moons have gravity.
An example:
The planet Dagobah is known from the Jedi mission to have an atmosphere of
nitrogen and oxygen that can support life.
Dagobah was shown by the Skywalker probe to have liquid water.
Dagobah was shown by the R2D2 probe to have complex molecules on its surface.
Question 11C: For this part you will reference the extremophile types listed below.
Identify two (2) extremophile types from the list of 13 types (below) that could populate your
planet. Write one (1) sentence for each of your two selected extremophile types, stating
why/where it could inhabit your planet. Each sentence may be no longer than 40 words.
An example: Acidophiles might be able to live on the planet Kobol since it appears to have
acidic pools on the surface.
Acidophile: An organism that grows best at acidic (low) pH values.
Alkaliphile: An organism that grows best at high pH values.
Anaerobe: An organism that can grow in the absence of oxygen.
Endolith: An organism that lives inside rock or in the pores between mineral grains.
Halophile: An organism requiring high concentrations of salt for growth.
Methanogen: An organism that produces methane from the reaction of hydrogen and carbon
dioxide, a member of the Archaea.
Oligotroph: An organism with optimal growth in nutrient limited conditions.
Piezophile (Barophile): An organism that lives optimally at high hydrostatic pressure.
Psychrophile: An organism with optimal growth at temperature 15 C or lower.
Thermophile: An organism with optimal growth at temperature 40 to 80 C .
Hyperthermophile: An organism with optimal growth at temperature 80 C or higher, an upper
limit is likely about 122C.
Toxitolerant: An organism able to withstand high levels of damaging elements .
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Part 1. Shortages or surpluses are created when the price is below or above the market
equilibrium price. These shortages and surpluses can be cleared on their own (through the
invisible hand) or persist and present binding constraints. Explain when a shortage cannot be
eliminated in the market. Explain when a surplus cannot be eliminated in the market.
Part 2. Do minimum wage laws create a shortage or surplus in the labor market for low-skilled
workers (those who do not have the education, training, or experience to obtain higher-paying
jobs, such as teenagers)? State some of the intentions for implementing minimum wage laws.
State at least two economic or social problems that minimum wage creates.
Part 3. Do rent controls create a shortage or surplus that cannot be eliminated, thus presenting a
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Part 1: Project Setup, Building the View/UI
In the video below, some initial steps are given to setup the GUI for the project as well as the
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Part 2: The IDialLock Interface
Note: All classes and interfaces you develop in Part 2 of the assignment should be placed in the
"model" package.
Develop an interface for a three-digit dial combination lock. The interface should be named
IDialLock and should export the following abstract methods:
void reset() - resets the lock dial back to 0.
void left(int t) - turns the lock left by the specified number of ticks t.
void right(int t) - turns the lock right by the specified number of ticks t.
int currentTick() - returns the tick number the dial is pointing to between 0..maxTicks.
boolean pull() - attempts to pull open the lock; the method returns true if successful false in all
other cases.
The lock opens if one performs the following sequence of turns:
right(..) to the first secret digit,
then left(..) to the second secret digit,
then right(..) to the third secret digit.
The image below is a rough illustration of the sort of dial lock you'll be building:
2.1: A "Helper Class" Representing Dial Turns
Before you implement the interface above, add the following helper class to the model package:
This class represents a single turn of the dial. It encapsulates the direction the dial was turned
(either left or right) along with the digit that the dial stopped on after the turn was completed.
2.2: Developing a "Tracking" Implementation of the IDialLock Interface
Now create another class (in the model package) called: TrLockImpl. This particular
implementation will 'track' the history of turns each time the left(..) or right(..) methods are called
in order to determine whether or not the lock will open (i.e.: when pull(..) is finally called).
To get started, make your class implement the IDialLock interface. The IDE should prompt you
to insert 'default / stub' implementations of the abstract methods in the interface.
Next, add the following fields to the class:
1. int maxTicks - this stores an upper bound on the digits around the lock.
2. int s1, s2, s3 - these are the three secret digits needed to open the lock.
3. int currentTick - the number the lock's dial is currently pointing towards (between
0..maxTicks).
4. List moves - this will store the history of turns made; so each time the left(..) or right(..)
methods are called, this list will increase in length by one.
Be sure to use appropriate access modifiers when defining the above fields.
Now add a constructor that accepts four ints as parameters:
s1, s2, and s3, and mTicks - these represent the three secret digits needed to open the lock, while
mTicks is the upper bound on the number of digits around the lock.
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negative").
Important note: when initializing the maxTicks field within the constructor, do it this way:
this.maxT.
Part 1 - Case Questions1. What is the name of the government init.pdf
Part 1 - Case Questions:
1. What is the name of the government initiative that ensures human rights are upheld by
Canadian mining companies?
2. Draw a stakeholder matrix for this case, noting the stakeholder names, and matrix quadrant
labels.
3. Explain the issues.
4. For each stakeholder, document what each should do to address the issues.
5. Make an argument to justify dumping the tailings into the lake.
6. Make an argument to justify stopping the approval of dumping tailings into the lake.
7. Draw an issue life cycle, place the issue, and provide rationale for your placement. Make
suggestions on how to move the issue forward.
Part 2 Recent situation:
1. Research a recent news article on the Alberta Oil Sands Trailing Ponds
2. List your source (the article or articles you read)
3. State the Situational Issue one or two sentences
4. List the Stakeholders
5. State the Ethical Issue that you want to address one or two sentences
6. Based on which stakeholder you choose to represent how would you proceed and why? Just
Dump It in the Lake 34 On February 21, 2009, a "Notice of a Proclamation Exempting the
Waters of Sandy Pond from Section 22 of the Navigable Waters Protection Act" appeared in the
Canada Gazette, the official newspaper of the Government of Canada. 35 The Notice stated that
"interested parties may make representations concerning the proposed proclamation within 30
days after the date of publication of this notice."36 Those opposing the project had until March
21 to respond. The Environment and Mining Mining has several impacts on the environment; a
major one relates to disposing or storing of waste materials or tailings after a processing or
refining process. In the past, the tailings were simply put in piles, dumped in bodies of water,
including the ocean, or contained in human-made holding areas or ponds. All of these
approaches threatened the environment and possibly the health of surrounding residents. As a
result, the industry sought better ways to dispose of the waste materials. Research suggested an
approach whereby waste materials would be deposited in natural lakes, which would contain the
harmful chemicals. Ideal lakes for this approach would be near the plant, have limited watershed,
and be deep. This approach was preferable to constructing open holding ponds that might leak
and were expensive to build and maintain. In order to do this, some way had to be found to get
around existing legislation, in particular, the Fisheries Act, which made it illegal to pollute fish-
bearing waters. 37 However, the "Metal Mining Effluent Regulations" of the Act allowed federal
bureaucrats to redefine a lake as a tailing impoundment area. To date, 16 sites have been applied
for and listed in Schedule 2 of the regulations. 38 In order for a lake to be listed, a notice must be
issued exempting the lake from Section 22 (see Table 1 ) of the Navigable Waters Protection
Act. An Order in Council 39 is necessary under Section 23 (see Table 1) to.
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