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Prescott Lumber processes logs into grade A and grade B lumber Logs cost $18,200 per load. The milling process produces 5,000 units of grade A with a market value of $86,800, and 20,000 units of grade B with a market volue of $12,400. The cost of the milling process is $17,000 per load. Required: a. If the costs of the logs and the milling process are allocated on the basis of units of output, What cost will be assigned to each product? b. If the costs of the logs and the milling process are allocated on the basis of the net realizable value, what cost will be assigned to each product? c-1. How much profit or loss does the grade B lumber provide using the data in this problem and your analysis in requirement (a)? c-2. Is it really possible to determine which product is more profitable? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. If the costs of the logs and the milling process are allocated on the basis of units of output, what cost will be assigned to each product? (Do not round intermediate calculations.).

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Preguntas informativas de evaluaci�n de salud de ATI Harold Steven.pdf

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Presanted beloware the firanoal statamonts of Whispering Winds Compan.pdf

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Prepare the journal entries to record each of these five transactions. (List all debit entries before credit entries. Credit account titles arar At January 1,2022 , Penny Worth Imports Inc. reported this information on its balance sheet. During 2022, the company had the following summary transactions related to receivables and sales. Penny Worth uses the perpetual inventory system. Penny Worth expects a return rate of 3%. 1. Sales on account amounted to $2,650,000. The cost of the inventory sold was $2,252,500. 2. Goods with a total sales price of $42,400 and a cost of $36,040 were restored to inventory. 3. Collections of accounts receivable were $2,332,000. 4. Write-offs of accounts receivable deemed uncollectible, $47,700. 5. Recovery of bad debts previously written off as uncollectible, $15,900..

Practice This cartilage is tough and functions to cushion and add st.pdf

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Practice: This cartilage is tough and functions to cushion and add stability to the joint. Fill in the blank Definition: Answer the following questions. Enter the medical terms for the following layman's terms. Fill in the blanks. collarbones Fill in the blank Practice: Bone diseases can strike at any age. Refer to the text regarding diseases of the bone for the correct terminology to identify each disease. Fill in the blanks. Rare, genetic disorder causing brittle bones Fill in the blank.

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PRE-LAB EXERCISES 161 Key Termm corend in fretab fermin ifi io.tim It.pdf

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Prepare the adjusting entry at March 31, 2022, to record bad debt expense. (Credit occount titles are automatically indented when amount is entered. Do not indent manually. If no entry is required, select "No Entry" for the accoumt titles and enter 0 for the amounts. Current Attempt in Progress a \$2.227 credit balance in Allowance for Doubtful Accounts prior to adjustment. The compary uses the percentage-of-receivables basis for estimating uncollectible accoun's. The company's cotimatec of incollectibles are as shown below. Determine the total estimated uncollectibles at March 31, 2022. The total estimated uncollectibles $.

Pregunta 1 1 pto Las firmas con las que una empresa se asocia p.pdf

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Pregunta 1 1 pto Las firmas con las que una empresa se asocia para promocionar y vender activamente un producto a medida que avanza a travs de su canal de mercadeo hacia los usuarios finales son referidas por la firma como su ________. Grupo de opciones de respuesta miembros de suministro miembros del canal socios comerciales miembros corporativos socios B2B Marcar esta pregunta Pregunta 2 1 pto Los supercentros que venden productos con descuento a personas que pagan una cuota de membresa anual se conocen como ________. Grupo de opciones de respuesta tienda de conveniencia Pop Up Store tienda de liquidacin club de almacn minorista en lnea Marcar esta pregunta Pregunta 3 1 pto KPI significa _________. Grupo de opciones de respuesta incentivos de desempeo conocidos indicador clave de rendimiento indicador de conocimiento colocado implicaciones de persona amable Marcar esta pregunta Pregunta 4 1 pto Las empresas que compran productos de fabricantes, mayoristas, agentes o distribuidores y los venden a los consumidores se conocen como ________. Grupo de opciones de respuesta minoristas corredores mayoristas distribuidores industriales estrategia de atraccin Marcar esta pregunta Pregunta 5 1 pto Todas las personas y organizaciones que compran, revenden y promocionan un producto aguas abajo a medida que llega al usuario final se denominan ________. Grupo de opciones de respuesta canal minorista soporte de valor canal de distribucin canal de comunicacin canal de negocios Marcar esta pregunta Pregunta 6 1 pto Un _____________ es una instalacin para la recepcin, el almacenamiento y la redistribucin de mercancas a las tiendas o clientes de la empresa. Grupo de opciones de respuesta centro de circulacion centro de distribucion centro de la cadena de suministro oficina de reabastecimiento colaborativa centro de franquicias listo para usar Marcar esta pregunta Pregunta 7 1 pto Matemticamente, _______________ es el valor presente neto (NPV) de los flujos de ganancias generados por un cliente individual a lo largo del tiempo. Grupo de opciones de respuesta valor de por vida del cliente o CTV ROI rentabilidad del segmento de clientes recompensa promocional total Marcar esta pregunta Pregunta 8 1 pto Contratar a una organizacin para realizar una tarea que su empresa realiz anteriormente es ________. Grupo de opciones de respuesta abastecimiento externalizacin deslocalizacin obtencin cadena de valor Marcar esta pregunta Pregunta 9 1 pto El ____________, o Principio de Pareto, dice que el _____% de los negocios generalmente proviene del _____% de los clientes de una empresa. Grupo de opciones de respuesta 75/25; 25; 75 75/25; 75; 25 80/20; 80; 20 80/20; 20; 80 Marcar esta pregunta Pregunta 10 1 pto La gestin de la cadena de suministro adopta un enfoque ____________ para coordinar el flujo de mercancas. Grupo de opciones de respuesta respuesta rpida en todo el sistema verticalmente descentralizado cross-docking territorio geogrfico exclusivo Pregunta 1 1 pto Las .

Pregunta de lectura 2 (10 puntos) Lee el siguiente texto y con.pdf

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Pregunta de lectura 2: (10 puntos) Lee el siguiente texto y contesta las preguntas que siguen: / 10 1-El Plastiki se parece a muchos otros barcos o yates en el puerto de Sydney. Tiene dieciocho metros de largo, seis metros de ancho y pesa unos doce mil kilogramos. Lleva una tripulacin de seis personas y tiene una velocidad media de cinco nudos. Sin embargo, una vez que te acercas al Plastiki te das cuenta de que hay una gran diferencia. Est hecho de doce mil quinientas botellas de plstico recuperadas. 2-Un da, el ambientalista David De Rothschild estaba leyendo informacin sobre todo el plstico en los mares y ocanos. No poda creer lo que estaba leyendo. Por ejemplo, los humanos tiramos cuatro de cada cinco botellas de plstico que usamos, y la basura plstica causa alrededor del ochenta por ciento de la contaminacin del mar. Poco despus, Rothschild decidi que quera ayudar en la lucha contra la contaminacin del mar. Para crear publicidad sobre el problema, comenz a construir un bote con botellas de plstico. 3-Adems de construir el barco con plstico reciclado, para l era importante hacer que el barco fuera ecolgico y fcil de usar. El barco utiliza fuentes de energa renovables, incluidas la energa elica y la energa solar. La tripulacin puede hacer comidas con verduras del pequeo jardn en la parte trasera del barco. Pueden tomarse un descanso del trabajo y hacer algo de ejercicio usando la bicicleta esttica especial. La energa de la bicicleta proporciona energa para las computadoras del barco. Y si alguien necesita ducharse, la ducha del barco utiliza agua salada del mar. 4-De Rothschild naveg el Plastiki a travs del Ocano Pacfico desde San Francisco a Sydney. Son quince mil trescientos setenta y dos kilmetros nuticos. En el camino, De Rothschild tom el bote especial a travs del 'Gran Parche de Basura'. Es un rea enorme en el Pacfico con 3.500 millones de kilogramos de basura. Puedes ver todo tipo de basura humana aqu: zapatos, juguetes, bolsos, cepillos de dientes, pero el peor problema es el plstico. Mata pjaros y vida marina. 5-El viaje no siempre fue fcil, y De Rothschild y su tripulacin tuvieron que cuidarse durante las tormentas. Haba olas gigantes del ocano y vientos de ms de cien kilmetros por hora. Todo el viaje dur ciento veintinueve das. Originalmente, De Rothschild pens que el barco solo poda viajar una vez, pero sobrevivi tan bien que planea volver a navegarlo algn da. Las siguientes afirmaciones son incorrectas. Corrige las oraciones de acuerdo a la informacin dada en el texto. i. Plastiki es un bote hecho de botellas de plstico completamente nuevas y lleva unas seis personas. _____________________________________________________________________________.(cid:13)(cid:10) ii. David De Rothschild cre publicidad creando contaminacin en el mar. _____________________________________________________________________________.(cid:13)(cid:10)(cid:13)(cid:10) iii. Plastiki usa combustible como energa y transporta agua dulce para que la use la tri.

PREGUNTA 1 Seleccione cinco de los siguientes casos y determin.pdf

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PREGUNTA 1: Seleccione cinco de los siguientes casos y determine la forma de propiedad comercial o la estrategia de propiedad que representa cada caso. Debe escribir el motivo detallado de su eleccin. Sociedad de responsabilidad limitada (LLC) Sociedad General Sociedad de responsabilidad limitada (LLP) "Corporacin C Sociedad de responsabilidad limitada Franquicia de nombre comercial del producto Comercializacin de niveles mltiples Licencia Corporacin cerrada/privada Propietario nico corporacin sin fines de lucro "Corporacin S Franquicia a cuestas Proyecto conjunto Franquicia de formato empresarial 1. Cuando era nia, a Karina le apasionaban los animales y los problemas ambientales. Despus de graduarse de la universidad, Karina consigui un trabajo en una organizacin cuya misin es crear conciencia pblica sobre los animales en peligro de extincin y otros problemas ambientales. El empleador de Karina depende en gran medida de subvenciones y donaciones para financiar las actividades comerciales. 2. Kyle y Palo haban sido amigos durante mucho tiempo. Los amigos compartan un inters comn en la tecnologa informtica. Kyle haba hecho algo de diseo de software y trabajo informtico por su cuenta para vecinos y amigos de la familia. No pas mucho tiempo antes de que se diera cuenta de que haba una demanda de que las pequeas empresas tuvieran consultores informticos asequibles. Decidi montar un negocio. Kyle habl sobre su empresa con Palo y le pregunt si le gustara combinar capital y tomar un papel activo en el negocio con l. Tanto Kyle como Palo son igualmente responsables de los riesgos y beneficios de los negocios. 3. Rachel trabajaba en una de las dos tiendas de muebles de su familia. Cuando su abuelo decidi expandir el negocio y construir tres tiendas ms, Rachel se dio cuenta de que necesitara mucho capital para comenzar la construccin. Sugiri que su abuelo recaudara el dinero vendiendo acciones de la empresa a unas pocas personas, no al pblico en general. Su abuelo present los artculos de incorporacin ante el gobierno. Vendi 1.000 acciones a 100 personas y se qued con 1.500 acciones. 4. Doug creci en una gran granja en el suroeste de Wisconsin. Como regalo de graduacin de la universidad, el padre de Doug le dio varios cientos de acres de tierra para cultivar soya orgnica, granos y maz. Doug trabaja solo en los campos, negocia tratos con compradores, repara equipos y maneja todos los asuntos contables y financieros del negocio, que se llama The Natural Element. 5. El negocio de diseo de interiores de Shawna, Maya y Andre estaba despegando a lo grande. Su talento estaba en alta demanda. No pas mucho tiempo antes de que el tro necesitara contratar ms empleados. Dado que las necesidades de su empresa estaban cambiando, revisaron sus circunstancias personales, finanzas y objetivos. Decidieron organizar legalmente la empresa para que tuviera una vida limitada y una responsabilidad limitada. 6. Ming era ortodoncista asociado en una gran prctica dental. Mientra.

Prepare the adjusting entry for each item assuming a December 31, 202.pdf

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Prepare journal entries to record the following merchandising transactions of Lowe's, which uses the perpetual inventory system and the gross method. Mugost 1 Furehaned merehandine frem Aron Conpany for $4,060 under oredit terma of 1/10, B/30, Ton deatination, invoice dated kaquet 1 . doted Auquat 5 . The merehandise had eost 52,060 , Maquat. I Purchaned nerehandise tron Waters Corporation for 93,000 under. oredit terns of 1/10, n/45, Fon mhipping point, invoioe dated nuguet is. Muguat 3 Paid $250 eash for ahipping oharges related to the Aogust 5 usle to Baird Corporation. kuquet 10 Bsird returned merehandiae from the kagust 5 sale that had oost lowe's $500 and was sold for 11 , 000. fhe merohandise was reatored to inventory. Ragust 12 Mfter negotlatlons with Watern Corporation coneerning problens with the purehasen on kuguat a, fore'm receifud a price teduction from Waterm of $300 att the $3,000 of gooda parehaned. Lowe's dobited accounta payabla tor Muquat 14 ht Aron" = requeat. Love" a paid $220 oakh for Ireight ehargea on the Aagaat 1 parchase, redueing the asount owed (accounte payable) to Aron. Aaguat as Bneelved balance due from Daird Corporation for the Auqunt 5 aale lesa the return on Auguat 10. hagurt 18 Taid the anount due Watera Corporation tor the Augunt I purchase leas ehe price allovance from Augat 12. Aoguet is fold therchandiae to Jux Conpany for $2,400 under eredit terna ot n/10, FoB ahipping point, invoice dated Auquat 19. Fhe merehandilae had cost $1,200. Naquat 22 Fux fequested a price reduetion on tho Aaguet 19 sale becaune the nerchandiae did not maet apeeifieatlonir. menount. Aagut 21 Received Tox's caab payment for the anount due tron the kugust 19 ale less the price allowance from kugiat 22. Nugtart an Paid Aron Conpany the anount dao fron the Aaguat 1 purchase. Journal entry worksheet Journal entry worksheet Sold merchandise to Baird Corporation for $2,800 under credit terms of 2/10, n/60, FOB destination, invoice dated August 5. Note: Enter debits before credits. Journal entry worksheet 7816 Purchased merchandise from Aron Company for $4,000 under credit terms of 1/10,n/30,FOB destination, invoice dated August 1. Note: Enter debits before credits. Journal entry worksheet 45 Note: Enter debits before credits. 6. Tux requested a price reduction on the nugust ig yaie oecause the mercna Lowe's gave a price reduction (allowance) of $100 to Tux and credited Tu amount. ust 29 Received Tux's cash payment for the amount due from the August 19 sale le 22. fust 30 Paid Aron Company the amount due from the August 1 purchase. Journal entry worksheet Purchased merchandise from Waters Corporation for $3,000 under credit terms of 1/10,n/45,FOB shipping point, invoice dated August 8 . Note: Enter debits before credits. Journal entry worksheet Paid $290 cash for shipping charges related to the August 5 sale to Baird Corporation. Note: Enter debits before credits. Journal entry worksheet Baird returned merchandise from the August 5 s.

Practice Map A 1. Label each contour line with the proper elevation u.pdf

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Part I This part is worth 6 points. Create the following tables in yo.pdf

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Part I This part is worth 6 points. Create the following tables in your Oracle account: CREATE TABLE PlaneN (Pnum char(3) primary key, Feature varchar2(20), Ptype varchar2(15)); CREATE TABLE PilotN (Eid char(3) primary key, Ename varchar(10), Salary number(7,2), Mid char(3), foreign key (Mid) references PilotN); CREATE TABLE FlightN (Fnum char(4) primary key, Fdate date, Duration number(2), Pnum char(3), foreign key (Pnum) references PlaneN); CREATE TABLE Implements (Fnum char(4), Eid char(3), primary key( Fnum, Eid), foreign key (Fnum) references FlightN, foreign key (Eid) references PilotN); Prepare a file and execute the statements from the file. Use describe command to demonstrate your tables are created. Part II is worth 20 points Insert the following data into created tables. 1. [2] Use the INSERT SQL statements to insert data into PlaneN table. Put all your INSERT statements in a file and execute the statements from the file. 2. [18] Use SQLLOADER utility to insert data into three other tables. Insert the following data into PilotN table: Insert the following data into FlightN table: Insert the following data into Implements table: FNUM EID \begin{tabular}{ll} \hline f01 & e02 \\ f01 & e05 \\ f02 & e02 \\ f03 & e02 \\ f03 & e03 \\ f04 & e05 \\ f05 & e05 \\ f05 & e06 \\ f06 & e08 \\ f06 & e09 \\ f07 & e11 \\ f07 & e12 \\ f08 & e08 \\ f08 & e10 \\ f09 & e11 \\ f10 & e12 \\ f11 & e02 \\ f11 & e06 \\ f12 & e03 \\ f12 & e05 \\ f13 & e06 \\ f13 & e08 \\ f14 & e11 \\ f15 & e12 \end{tabular} Use SELECT command to show the content of your tables. Part III is worth 74 points. Develop SQL statements for the following queries and execute them on Oracle 11g hosted by School of ITEC Teaching Server: 1. [10] List names of pilots who implemented flights on the planes of 'Commuter' type before '01-SEP-22'. 2. [8] Find names of pilots who implemented more than one flight and have salary less than 40,000 . 3. [6] Find numbers and features of planes which were not used in any flight so far. 4. [8] For each plane display its plane number, feature, and the total number of hours it spent in the air. If a plane was not used at all, leave the total number of hours blank (don't show anything in this column) for the plane. 5. [12] Find the name of the pilot(s) who implemented the longest flight. 6. [10] Find plane types on which pilots whose manager is Green implemented flights. 7. [8] Find employee IDs and names of pilots who implemented flights on planes of both types 'Commuter' and 'Normal' 8. [12] Display all pilots (their IDs and names) and the words "Higher than average" if the pilot implemented more than the average number of flights per pilot or the words "Lower than average" if the pilot implemented less than the average number of flights per pilot. For the column holding the words "Higher than average" or "Lower than average" make a header Performance. Put all your queries in a file and execute the queries from the file. Submit: 1. Cover page indicatin.

Part BTying plutonic igneous textures to their ternary phase diagr.pdf

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Part B:Tying plutonic igneous textures to their ternary phase diagram-in both directions! rock 1) Starting with a known composition of magma, plot the magma evolution path during slow cooling/crystallization and predict what the rocks texture will be for the following mafic magma composition: 50% Anorthite, 30% Diopside, 20\% Forsterite A) Plot the magma composition as point M, then show the path of evolving liquid composition during crystallization. B) Describe in your own words what the plutonic rock texture will look like. 2) Now starting with the following plutonic rock texture, determine the crystallization history of this rock. A rock consists of 10% euhedral phenocrysts of Anorthite, 20% as a mix of subhedral crystals of An and Fo with proportions of 70% An and 30% Fo, and a groundmass of anhedral crystals that make up 70% of the rock. The groundmass consists of 50% Di, 43% An, and 7% Fo. A) Plot the original magma composition as Xb, B) Trace the path of the evolving solid composition during crystallization. Anorthite 1553.

Part A. Use data charity.RData, collected by Franses and Paap (2001),.pdf

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Part A. Use data charity.RData, collected by Franses and Paap (2001), regarding charitable contributions in the Netherlands. You will investigate the relationship between charitable contributions made by a person (gift) and the number of mailings per year sent by a charitable organization to that person (mailsyear). You consider a MLR model additionally controlling average of past gift amount (avggift) and response rate to mailings (propresp). The units for the gift and avggift variables, are in Dutch guilders that was the currency of the Netherlands from the 17th century until 2002, when it was replaced by the euro. (1) Write down econometrics models for your MLR model, using the variable names in the data (instead of x1,x2,x3 and y )..

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Part 1. Pedigrees For the pedigrees below, look at each pedigree, cir.pdf

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Parque Central Aunque el nombre central park sugiere que tiene .pdf

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Parque Central Aunque el nombre central park sugiere que tiene una clara funcin organizativa, el famoso espacio verde de la ciudad de Nueva York no tiene un centro oficial. No hay una pasarela formal que atraviese el parque ni monumentos que marquen su centro. En lugar de simetra, Central Park contiene parques ampliados y un paisaje en constante cambio que parece aleatorio y rstico. A pesar de las apariencias, el parque es un logro de planificacin e ingeniera. Aos de ciudadanos haciendo campaa por un parque en la isla de Manhattan en la ciudad de Nueva York convencieron al estado de comprar 750 acres de tierra en 1853. Despus de una reunin casual con el organizador del proyecto, Frank Law Olmstead, quien se cri en Connecticut y qued profundamente impresionado por el pblico. partes de Inglaterra solicitaron el puesto de superintendente de parques en 1857. Olmstead fue nombrado superintendente y los trabajadores comenzaron a despejar el terreno para la construccin. El parque ahora necesitaba un diseo. Calvert Vaux, un arquitecto britnico, que haba ayudado a disear los terrenos de la Casa Blanca y la Institucin Smithsonian, le pidi a Olmstead que colaborara con l. Los dos desarrollaron un plan que dara a los habitantes de la ciudad un espacio de cultivo tranquilo. Despus de una votacin de los comisionados del parque, Vaux y Olmstead se convirtieron en los diseadores oficiales de Central Park. La creacin del parque requiri aos de construccin. Gracias en parte al uso de 166 toneladas de plvora, la tierra pantanosa se transform en suaves pendientes, vistas escnicas por el movimiento de 2,5 millones de yardas cbicas de tierra. Cuando termin la construccin, el parque inclua 58 millas de senderos para caminar y 7 cuerpos de agua hechos en tierra. Hoy, la obra de arte de Olmstead y Vaux recibe alrededor de 40 millones de visitantes cada ao. Sin tener una orientacin nica, los diseos abiertos y naturales de Central Park lo convirtieron en un escape central del ruido y la cuadrcula inflexible de la ciudad que lo rodea. Las siguientes preguntas se basan en este pasaje. 19. Cul de los siguientes prrafos resume con precisin los puntos clave de este pasaje? a. La ciudad de Nueva York alberga muchos de los monumentos ms famosos del pas. Esto se debe en parte al papel activo de los ciudadanos de Nueva York en la preservacin de espacios importantes. b. Central Park es una de las atracciones histricas ms conocidas porque sus parques, estanques y plantas permiten a los visitantes combinar tranquilidad y ejercicio. Central Park es uno de los nicos espacios en crecimiento en la ciudad de Nueva York. La tierra se ha conservado porque los ciudadanos persuadieron al estado para que comprara acres para proteger su belleza natural. El parque ha proporcionado un escape pacfico a los ambientalistas hasta el da de hoy. C. Las etapas iniciales de la creacin del parque central ocurrieron en 1850. El superintendente Frank Law Olmstead y el arquitecto Calvert Vaux se unieron y .

Paragraph 1 Describe Path Goal Theory from your perspective.Pa.pdf

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Paragraph 1: Describe Path Goal Theory from your perspective. Paragraph 2: Describe Adaptive Leadership from your perspective. Paragraph 3: : Identify and discuss the similarities between both leadership concepts. Paragraph 4: Identify and discuss the differences between both leadership concepts. Paragraph 5: In your opinion, is one approach better than the other? Could a mixed or dual perspective be taken to strengthen one's leadership abilities? Paragraph 6: Closing remarks.

Pans 2. Explaining the processes that build up the Earths surface .pdf

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Pans 2. Explaining the processes that "build up" the Earth's surface and those that "tear it down". 1. The Earth is constantly undergoing endogenic and exogenic processes that are bullfing up and tearing down the Earth's surtace. (gage 326) a. Explain the difference betwees engogenic and erogenik systema. b. Using the example of the Geologic Cycle diagram on page 352 in vour textbook, give an example of both an endogenic and at exogenic process and eaptain how they elther buld up or tear down the Earth's surface. Figure 12.17 in your texbook (gage 343) shows the various seocrise livolved with plate tectonici. The. Earth's crust is made up of plates that are "Hloating" around on top of the Farth's mantle. Where two platel spread apart, magma comes to the surface, cools, and becomes new crust. Where two plates collide into one asother, one may be forced beneath the other (a process called subduction), or they may simply collise. causing both to buckie, similar to two cars in a head-on collision. Using the above diagram (or the colored verion in the seatbookl, answer the following question. 2. As coe plate colides with another, and one plate dives below the other, explaim how this process bort creates mountains (the Andes Mountains, labeled in the above diagram) and canses many of those mountains to be vokanic..

Para las siguientes preguntas, proporcione una explicaci�n de la .pdf

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Para las siguientes preguntas, proporcione una explicacin de la respuesta correcta y por qu las otras opciones son incorrectas. Fox Corp., una corporacin S, tuvo una prdida ordinaria de $36,500 para el ao que finaliz el 31 de diciembre del ao 2. El 1 de enero del ao 2, Duffy posea el 50% de las acciones de Fox. Duffy mantuvo las acciones durante 40 das en el ao 2 antes de vender el 50 % de la participacin a un tercero no relacionado. La base de Duffy para las acciones era de $10,000. Duffy era un empleado a tiempo completo de Fox hasta que se vendieron las acciones. La parte de Duffy de la prdida de Fox fue: a) $0 b) $2,000 c) $10,000 d) $18,250 Para las siguientes preguntas, proporcione una explicacin de la respuesta correcta y por qu las otras opciones son incorrectas. Fox Corp., una corporacin S, tuvo una prdida ordinaria de $36,500 para el ao que finaliz el 31 de diciembre del ao 2. El 1 de enero del ao 2, Duffy posea el 50% de las acciones de Fox. Duffy mantuvo las acciones durante 40 das en el ao 2 antes de vender el 50 % de la participacin a un tercero no relacionado. La base de Duffy para las acciones era de $10,000. Duffy era un empleado a tiempo completo de Fox hasta que se vendieron las acciones. La parte de Duffy de la prdida de Fox fue: a) $0 b) $2,000 c) $10,000 d) $18,250 Fox Corp., una corporacin S, tuvo una prdida ordinaria de $36,500 para el ao que finaliz el 31 de diciembre del ao 2. El 1 de enero del ao 2, Duffy posea el 50% de las acciones de Fox. Duffy mantuvo las acciones durante 40 das en el ao 2 antes de vender el 50 % de la participacin a un tercero no relacionado. La base de Duffy para las acciones era de $10,000. Duffy era un empleado a tiempo completo de Fox hasta que se vendieron las acciones. La parte de Duffy de la prdida de Fox fue: a) $0 b) $2,000 c) $10,000 d) $18,250.

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