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Question 3 (25 Marks) The planning stage of the project life cycle sets the parameters of the project. The planning enables key measures to be reported on. Critically discuss the aspects that were taken into account during the project planning stage of the case study project. Question 4 (25 Marks) Project Communication Management includes the processes required to ensure timely and appropriate planning, collection, creation, distribution, storage, retrieval, management, control, monitoring and ultimate disposition or project information. Discuss how the communication to all stakeholders was planned in the case study project..

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Question 20 - Covalent bonds are formed by the sharing of valence electrons the transfer of valence electrons from one atom to another the sharing of electrons in the innermost shell the conversion of ionic bonds to covalent bonds the sharing of valence electrons the transfer of valence electrons from one atom to another the sharing of electrons in the innermost shell the conversion of ionic bonds to covalent bonds.

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Question 2: In the following pressure distribution map, isobaths (i.e, contours of equal pressure) are shown along with the direction of the geostrophic wind. Label centers of various pressure system, using H to represent high pressure center and using L to represent low pressure center. Question 1: Indicate the geostrophic wind direction by drawing RED arrows in the following pressure distribu. tion map from weather chart. Contours of equal pressure are shown, H means high pressure center and L means low pressure center. (note Australia is located at the lower- right corner of the map).

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Question 2 Using Curro as the basis for your answer, critically discuss the process the organisation used in acquiring acquisition target. In addition, discuss the key issues that should be in place to ensure success of the acquisition. Please provide answer in 2000 words. Curro has proved to be so successful at opening new schools that they doubled their target for 2020 from 40 schools to 80 . CFO Bernardt van der Linde discusses how they identified a gap, and how the finance team is navigating such rapid growth. After completing his articles at PwC, and working for two years as a financial writer at Finweek, Bernardt van der Linde joined PSG. He worked there for three years, ultimately taking on responsibility for the company's investment into Curro, the growing private schooling group. Then, in 2011, Curro's CFO became the CEO, and Bernardt was given the opportunity to take the reins as CFO at the group. Growth was the name of the game at the time, and what happened next is owed to the hard work of Curro's whole finance team and workforce. Bernardt says: "There was a window of opportunity to invest into schools. Curro was a small company with big scope and potential in the market. So we were trying to make sure we made good investments, and to expand successfully." They do this through a strategy of developing, acquiring and managing independent schools. The strategy has yielded impressive results. "In 2009, when PSG invested into Curro, there were three campuses. PSG invested the capital to grow the number of schools. At the time of listing in 2011, we had around 12 campuses, and we adopted a vision to have 40 by 2020." Two years later, they had to rethink their vision. "We'd grown so rapidly, we changed our vision to achieving 80 schools by 2020. This growth is an impressive indicator of success by anyone's standards, Bernardt is not one to rest on his laurels. "Hopefully we'll be having successes, but unfortunately, it's not possible all the time. We've made some mistakes." The largest part of Curro's development strategy is starting schools from scratch. "We process a lot of quantitative data, and we look at the demographics of the area, including income levels, whether there are other schools there, and what they are charging. We put that all in a big calculation to see what school fees we could charge to get an appropriate investment return, to see if it's viable to build that campus, in our opinion, " says Bernardt. "Or, to put it more simply, we build campuses on pieces of land in good locations, at reasonable prices." The other aspect of their growth strategy is acquisitions. "Wherever there are existing schools that we can acquire in terms of ethos, culture and the right price, we'll do it. But there are obviously only limited schools that can be acquired at any time, so we can't make that our primary focus." Curro schools charge between R1,700 and R8,000 per month in fees, depending on the area, the grade, and the product that's.

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Question 2 (1 point) The picture shows Francesco Redi's experiment to test spontaneous generation. He took meat of the same type and size and placed it in three separate identical jars. One jar he left open, one he sealed off, and the other he put gauze on. He placed all three jars in the same room with the same environmental conditions. His results are shown. The manipulated variable in the experiment was the type of meat the presence of flies on the meat room conditions exposure of the meat to the flies.

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Question 2 Some of the advantages that India could be said to have over China as the world's next economic superpower include all of the following BUT India's population is young and growing fast, (A) avoiding the problems of ageing and a stagnant workforce, in contrast to China India has made very substantial investments in infrastructure in recent years, bringing it to a level beyond that of China and facilitating commerce India produces more college graduates than any country in the world and has very selective technology and management schools Although it may make India less stable at times, its democratic system encourages innovation and freer thinking than in countries with closed political systems.

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