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Receivables are frequently classified as: (a) accounts receivable, company receivables, and other receivables. (b) accounts receivable, notes receivable, and employee receivables. (c) accounts receivable and general receivables. (d) accounts receivable, notes receivable, and other receivables. Solution (d) accounts receivable, notes receivable, and other receivables. Receivables may refer to the amount due from individuals and companies. Receivables are claims that are expected to be collected in cash. These are frequently classified as: .
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Solution
1. B
2 C
3 A
4 B
5A
6B
7 B
8A
9D
10 A
11 D
12 A
13 C
14 B
15 D
16 D
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Introduction to Java Programming 10th ed
**25.4 ( Implement preorder traversal without using recursion ) Implement the
preorder method in BST using a stack instead of recursion. Write a test program
that prompts the user to enter 10 integers, stores them in a BST, and
invokes the preorder method to display the elements.
Solution
package info.codeaddict.blog.tree.binary; import java.util.LinkedList; import java.util.Queue; /** * @author codeaddict.info */ public class PreOrderWithoutRecursion implements Traversal { @Override public void traverse(BinaryTree.Node root) { Queue queue = new LinkedList<>(); pushAllLeft(queue, root); while (!queue.isEmpty()) { BinaryTree.Node node = queue.poll(); System.out.println(node.value()); pushAllLeft(queue, node.right()); } } private void pushAllLeft(Queue queue, BinaryTree.Node node) { while (node != null) { queue.add(node); node = node.left(); } } }
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Solution
Answer: In a network operating system, an agent process is involved in the following:
1. In interpreting user commands
2. In deciding whether to allow entry of an host to network services or not.
3. To maintain database of relations among user, remote host and task. For example, information about hosts to which access is allowed for each user, log-in details, nature of allowed tasks etc.
4. In file management including allowing access to files to users as per their authorization at remote hosts.
5. In mapping the textual host name to host address.
6. In maintaing its own directory structure.
7. In maintaining a fixed set of files, common uitlity procedures etc. available to the users of network.
8. May hide file naming and other local conventions from remote user, if required.
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the CEO.
the board of directors.
the external auditors.
the SEC.
Solution
According to AICPA guideline code 102-4 requires that any financial interpretation should be made in such a manner that it does not represent misstatement of fact. In this connection very often differences in the opinion is observed among two or more members. such difference can be solved in the followng manner:
1. Members will sit together and discuss among themselves on the issue. If it is observed that interpretation properly reflect the fact without any misinterpretation and higher authority is of the same view, then it will be accepted. No changes are required.
2. If members are doubted on these points, then it should be referred to next higher authority. That authority must be within the organization.
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Thus in this case difference of opinion should be first taken up with CEO. Thereafter if required, it can be taken up with board of Directors.
Answer: Thus correct answer is CEO.
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Solution
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Solution
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ASN.1 not considered part of the framework:
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class Shape(models.Model): description = models.CharField(max_length=50)
class Length(models.Model): picas = models.IntegerField() the_shape = models.ForeignKey(Shape)
Write the code that will add up the \'picas\' in all of the Length objects into a variable named sum
Solution
from django.contrib.gis.db import models
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shape_id = models.CharField(max_length=255)
geopoint = models.PointField()
pt_sequence = models.IntegerField()
dist_traveled = models.FloatField(null=True, blank=True)
objects = models.GeoManager()
class Length(models.Model):
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the_shape = models.ForeignKey(Shape)
trip_id = models.CharField(max_length=255, unique=True)
headsign = models.TextField(null=True, blank=True)
direction = models.ForeignKey(Direction, null=True, blank=True)
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Solution
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to
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Solution
ATOMIC SOLIDS ----
Xe, Au, S are atomic solids.
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Au IS METAALIC SOLID AND METALLIC BONDING EXISTS IN BETWEEN ITS ATOMS.
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MOLECULAR SOLIDS------
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IONIC SOLIDS--------
KI, BaCl 2 , CuS are ionic solids
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Solution
molarity = W/G.M.Wt * volume of solution in L
= 2.14/165.893*1.25 = 0.0103M
NaIO(aq) ---------> Na^+ (aq) + IO^- (aq)
0.0103M 0.0103M
PH = 11.32
POH = 14-PH
= 14-11.32
=2.68
POH = 2.68
-log[OH^-] = 2.68
[OH^-] = 10^-2.68 = 0.00209M
IO^- (aq) + H2O ----------> HIO(aq) + OH^-
I 0.0103 0 0
C -0.00209 0.00209 0.00209
E 0.00821 0.00209 0.00209
Kb = [HIO][OH^-]/[IO^-]
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Solution
This is the best way for the company to get supervisors to lead well.
1) This is because the already skilled employees of the comapany are turned into supervisors.
2) They have a know-how of how work is done in the company.
3) They have better rapport(communications ) with other employess.
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Solution
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Some animals have the ability to sense IR, known as IR vision. These animals have specialised IR sensing organs known as pit organs. For example: snake, mosquitoes, bed bugs and vampire bats are kind of animals that uses IR sensing to track their prey or any potential danger approaching them.
Infrared radiations are associated with thermal energy. In most of the devices, emission of thermal energy is waste of energy. For example: a light bulb generates heat along with light energy on passage of electricity. Now this heat energy is not a useful energy and gets wasted in the environment.
Use of IR in Modern technology:
1. It is used in heat sensitive thermal imaging cameras. They are used to study heat patterns of humans and animals. They are also used as night cameras.
2. IR is used in gas monitoring and analyzing systems. These systems are used for testing air samples to see what gases are contained in that sample.
3. It is used in thermal imaging and thermal motion detection. Thermal imaging is used by firefighters to see where a burning building is too hot to safely enter. Thermal imaging is used for space imaging and to know the temperature of distant stars.
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Solution
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The wavelength of an electromagnetic wave is the distance between peaks (or troughs) of the wave. IR radiation has longer wavelengths than visible light.
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All objects on Earth emit ir r adiation
Blood-sucking insects, such as bedbugs and mosquitoes, rely on their infrared vision to feed themselves. They can \"see\" body heat and use the heat signature of the carbon dioxide (CO2) gas that humans and other animals naturally exhale to locate their prey.
it waste enegy in form of greenhouse effect
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Solution
1)
Hydrogen and oxygen are both non metals
So, they will form molecular compound
The compound is H 2 O
Answer:
molecular
H2O
2)
Krypton is noble gas.
It do not react with metal
Answer:
neither
3)
Chlorine is non metal and Magnesium is metal
So, they form ionic compound
Magnesium form ions Mg 2+
Chlorine forms Cl -
these ion combine to form MgCl2
Answer:
ionic
MgCl 2
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Solution
As already short answer provided for other questions except Q10, I am answering it.
10)
Relative frequencies of four symbols in an alphabet are, ½, ¼, 1/8, 1/8,
So P(1) = ½
P(2) = ¼
P(3) = 1/8
P(4) = 1/8
Entropy of the alphabet = H(P) = - [ P(1) logP(1) + P(2) logP(2) + P(3) logP(3)+ P(4) logP(4)]
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10 cal energy can be converted to electrical energy in the simple (voltaic) cel shown below voltmete sait bridge Hg -Fe Explain how the diagram confims that magnesium is above iron in the metal reactivity series The elen Flow i from M to This shes tlo tMg i are Veal tiv as it le ore les easy thon Fe (bl/ Idenity the postive elactrode of the cal, Tron 11?write the haltequation forte reacton occurring at the ron elodiode. 10 (e) ete fecs) Witee oeral onke ecustion, inckuding sta ymbols, for the resction when the cel is d) Deduce whether the voltage produoad by the celil would be greater or lesser f the ran hat-cel is neplsced by a copper half cel. Explain your arrswer Hage woul be reater as copp i furlint auay from maes Total. 8 Turn over
Solution
Yes your answer is right.
i) Half reaction represents either the anodic half or cathodic half reaction.Here the question is asked about half reaction in iron electrode. In the given cell, Fe is acting as cathode. Hence it should undergo reduction. your equation representing reduction of Fe 2+ to Fe is right.
ii) Ionic equation including state symbols is asked. Ionic equation is nothing but the overall cell reaction represented in ionic form. Simply it is combination of cathode half reaction and anode half reaction. In the given cell, Magnesium is the anode. It undergoes oxidation. i.e. Mg(s) to Mg 2+ by loss of two electrons. We have already seen the cathode half reaction of reduction of Fe. Combining these two half reactions we get the overall ionic reaction
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Solution
Beryllium oxide prefers wurtzite structure type whereas LiF prefers rocksalt type structure.
If we look all these elements, namely, Be, O, Li, and F falls in the second period of periodic structure. Atomic radius decreases from left to right in the periodic table. This is because of addition of an electron in the same shell of the atom which compresses the atom due to more attraction towarrds the nucleus. The electronegativity of elements increases from left to right since it is inverse property of atomic radii. Atomic radius of Be 2+ is less than Li + whereas atomic size of O 2- is more than F - . Moreover, LiF is ionic in natute due to coulombic interaction of highly electropositive atom (Li) and highly electronegative atom (F). On the other hand, BeO is having covalent character along with ionic character in their chemical bond. Thus, BeO prefers wurtzite structure type whereas LiF prefers rocksalt type structure.
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Solution
22)
in combustion reaction, a compound reacts with O2 to form CO2 and H2O
This is correct for option B
Answer: B
23)
All acid have H+
Answer: C
24)
All 3 statements are correct
Gas occupy the volume of container. So, there is large distance between molecules
Due to this it can be compressed a lot
Also gas and gas mixture will always be homogeneous
Answer: E
Only 1 question at a time please
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