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Statistical Independence and Dependence Dependent Events (1 of 2 ) What is the probability of drawing a blue ball? Figure 11.4 Dependent events.

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Stewart Parnell, the former CEO of the now-bankrupt Peanut Corporation of America, was charged with falsifying food safety reports required by the FDA. The reports certified that his peanut base product was salmonella free. In some cases, the tests were not yet complete when the certification was done and in other cases the tests indicated the presence of salmonella. The crime Mr. Parnell is charged with is shipping contaminated food. What would the federal government have to show in its case to establish the crime? That Mr. Parnell knew that the product was contaminated before shipment occurred. That Mr. Parnell saw the actual product before it was shipped. That Mr. Parnell did the actual shipping of the product. all of the above.

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Station C Marchantia, or liverwort, is thought to be descended from land plants that appeared approximately 350 million years ago. Liverwort plants are found in moist areas because, like green algae, they require water to reproduce. Examine the cuticle, pores, and rhizoids of the liverwort. The cuticle is a waxy, protective membrane that covers the leaf-like structures of all terrestrial plants. The cuticle prevents gases from entering or leaving the plant, so the liverwort has pores, holes in the leaves, to allow for gas exchange. The pores are located on the top surface of the cuticle. Special root-like structures called rhizoids attach the liverwort to the ground, but they do not function to absorb water and nutrients. The rhizoids are thin projections that extend away from the plant. Questions 1. Draw and label the pores, cuticle, and rhizoids on the liverwort you observe on the microscope slide. 2. Why do plants need pores? 3. How do the adaptations of the liverwort help it survive in a terrestrial environment?.

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Steganography is used to hide malware and botnets on publicly available in graphics on image hosting sites. True False Question 7 24 pts Match the name in the left column with the description from the right column that best fits it. Piggybacking [ Choose ] An unsecured public wireless network with unsecured file sharing could allow an intruder to access files made available for sharing. Malicious actors use analysis tools to interceept sensitive information War- driving Malicious actors glance over your shoulder to see what you type to learn sensitive or personal information. Someone with a wireless-enabled computer that is in range of your access point can use your connection The act of of driving around a city or neighborhood with a wireless-equipped computer searching for unsecured wireless networks. Evil twin attack An intruder gathers information about a public network's access point and impersonates it. Wireless sniffing Unauthorized access Shoulder surfing.

Station B Mycorrhizae are fungi that have formed a mutualistic relatio.pdf

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Station B Mycorrhizae are fungi that have formed a mutualistic relationship with plants. The fungi live either inside plant roots or on the outer membrane of plant roots. Plants provide sugars for the fungi, and the fungi absorb water and minerals to be used by the plants. Fungi absorb water and nutrients much better than plant roots. Nearly every land plant possesses mycorrhizae. On the microscope slide, the mycorrhizae are located inside the plant root and stain a dark color. Questions 1. Draw the root cross-section and label the mycorrhizae. 2. How do mycorrhizae help plants live on land?.

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statements mostly relates to COSO? represents the accounting profession before rule-making bodies and is responsible for grading the Uniform CPA Exam. maintains the authoritative standards of financial reporting recognized by the other regulators and organizations for the audit profession. focuses on providing guidance to management and expertise in the areas of internal control, enterprise risk management, and fraud deterrence. oversees the audits of public companies to protect the interests of uses of the financial statements such as investors..

Station D Selaginella belongs to the lycopod plant group- Lycopods gro.pdf

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Station D Selaginella belongs to the lycopod plant group. Lycopods grow in moist areas where ferns and mosses are found. Selaginella possesses true roots, which differ from rhizoids because true roots do contain vascular tissue. True roots function to carry water to the upper parts of the plant through a specialized tissue called xylem. Selaginella also possesses stomata, which are specialized pores in the cuticle. Stomata open and close through the actions of guard cells. There are two guard cells, one on each side of a stoma. The opening and closing of these guard cells requires energy. Questions 1. Draw the leaf epidermis. Label the stomata, guard cells, and cuticle. The leaf on the slide is not Selaginella, but it has very visible stomata. 2. How do stomata differ from pores like those on the liverwort? (Refer to the background information for Station C and Station D.) 3. How do stomata help plants survive in a terrestrial environment? 4. How do true roots help plants live on land?.

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State the advantages and limitations of using microforms. In what ways does metadata aid in managing records? Name at least three common metadata elements used in RIM software programs. Why should employees be careful about what they write in e-mails on their employers' computers? What is ISO? What is the internationally recognized standardization of records management policies and procedures? Control is the function that provides essential information for records management. Define the three types of control, giving an example of each. The control function monitors three major areas of records management. Describe the three links in the scope of control and the relationships among the links..

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state description and classification of the species down below and their economic importance. 1. Aspergillus cleistothecia: section 2. Penicillium: conidia 3. Sclerotium fruticola: conidia 4. Penicillium notatum 1. Aspergillus cleistothecia: section 2. Penicillium: conidia 3. Sclerotium fruticola: conidia 4. Penicillium notatum 1. Aspergillus cleistothecia: section 2. Penicillium: conidia 3. Sclerotium fruticola: conidia 4. Penicillium notatum.

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Splish Company had the following selected transactions. Apr. 1, 2022 Accepted Goodwin Company's 12-month, 10% note in settlement of a $26 , 400 account receivable. July 1, 2022 Loaned $28 , 400 cash to Thomas Slocombe on a 9-month, 8% note. Dec. 31, 2022 Accrued interest on all notes receivable. Apr. 1, 2023 Received principal plus interest on the Goodwin note. Apr. 1, 2023 Thomas Slocombe dishonored its note: Splish expects it will eventually collect. Prepare journal entries to record the transactions. Splish prepares adjusting entries once a year on December 31, (Credit account titles are automatically indented when amount is entered. Do not indent manually. Recordjoumalentries in the order presented in the problem. (To record interest at 8\%) (To record principal plus interest on the Goodwin note) (Torecord note dishonoured).

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Stanley had been wondering if he was coming down with the flu, His partner had been complaining about a sore throat and fatigue as well. Stanley was on campus, and he knew the flu was making the rounds. He was frequently tired, which he knew was part of it, but the persistent sore throat was what was bothering him the most. After brushing his teeth one morning he looked in the mirror and was surprised, fascinated, and a bit disgusted to find his palatine tonsils were enlarged and white. Given his symptoms, he felt he should go into the health center and get it checked out. Stanley was diagnosed with Mononucleosis. Identify all of the correct statements below regarding mono. A stanieys b cells may show sgess of infections and be targeted and desuroyed by hin cytotoric T cels. 6. Mono is treated conservatively plenty of rest and flids, and muybe some over the counter pain medication to keep combortabic. C. Mononucleosis and influenza (fiu) are both caused by itwo differeng viruses D. I is likely that 5 tanlers pather has Mononucieosis, and it may have been passed to Stariey by a shared drinking dess of visung E. Most physicians wit recommiend stimulants lhe caffeine or energy drinks to hep stay alert during Mono: F. Penicilin is the recoenmended treatment for monernudrosis.

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SQL language or a Movies database with a person entity with attributes.pdf

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SQL language or a Movies database with a person entity with attributes pid (key), fname, Iname, suppose we want to add some publicity-related info for which media have done interviews or hich are scheduled to do interviews. We would want to include the unique media name (ex: "Entertainment Tonight"), the media type (ex: "TV", "print", or "web") and date of the terview. How might this be modeled? Create an entity for Media with attributes for media name and type and have a many-to-one relationship between Media and Person Create an entity for Media with attributes for media name and type and have a one-to-many relationship between Media and Person Add attributes for media name, type and interview date to Person Create an entity for Media with attributes for media name and type and have a many-to-many relationship between Media and Person.

SQL language For a Movies database with a Person entity and a Movie en.pdf

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SQL language For a Movies database with a Person entity and a Movie entity which have a relationship Acts_In, suppose we wanted to add a count of the number of movies for each person -that is, how many movies has an actor played a role in. How should we model this? Add the count as a regular attribute of the Person entity Add the count as a regular attribute of the Acts_In relationship Add the count as a derived attribute of the Acts_In relationship Add the count as a derived attribute of the Person entity.

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SQL language A movie may have many actors, and an actor can act in many movies. A movie may have many animators working on it, and an animator may work on many different movies. Suppose we try to represent this in our database using a single "Credits" table, with columns movie_id, actor_id and animator_id. The key of the table is the combination of all 3 attributes. The attributes are each foreign keys to tables for Movies, Actors and Animators, respectively. What is wrong with this? The table would be too big Either the actor_id or animator_id field would be null An actor may play more than one role in the same movie Not all movies have actors.

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sql code for this question below Portland Airports Ltd would like a database to be implemented to track information about particular flights. Flights have no. of passengers, flight number, airline, day of the week, time and duration. The status i.e. whether the flight is onTime, cancelled or delayed is also required. All fights use an aircraft and arrive or depart from an airport. By definition, pilots are those employees who are certified on at least one aircraft. An aircraft can be used for any flight provided it has sufficient range. Pilots can pllot any flight provided they are certified on an aircraft with sufficient range and maximum capacity. Employee's personal information and salary are stored. Table 1 - Aircraft Records to be entered Table 2 -Flight Records to be entered Table 3: Emplovee information Task 1 - Implement the ERD shown above. (45 marks) a. Write create and use statements to create the database portlandAirports+ID\# [2] b. Create Table Statements [12] (Ensure auto number is used for the Shift table) i. Using appropriate Foreign Keys [ 4 ] ii. Ensure that the mandatory participation is implemented [2] b. Create Table Statements (Ensure auto number is used for the Shift table) i. Using appropriate Foreign Keys ii. Ensure that the mandatory participation is implemented iii. Using correct data types c. Create and name the following constraints i. Ensure that email is unique ii. Ensure that the maxCapacity field has a default value of 100 . d. Modify the respective table to add a minimum and maximum range field to Aircraft. e. Ensure range values are checked to fall within the particular ranges f. Delete the name field from the employee table and add first_name, Middle Initial and last name fields. g. Ensure that the salary field can accept 12 digits of precision with a scale of 2 h. Add the status field to flight and ensure it can only accept the values - cancelled, delaye or OnTime, default to OnTime i. Delete the cargo field from the flight table add the distance Task 2.- Demonstrate interacting with data ( 55 marks) a. Develop appropriate full and partial insert statements for each table (Information in Tables 1 and 2 should be inserted as well as other information given Ensure values are entered in your added columns) b. Add 1 additional records for all tables except the aircraft table c. All Caribbean Airline and Jet Blue flights are delayed. d. Give the first, middle initial, last name, email of all cmployees who are not pilots e. Display the flight number, number of passengers, departure time, arrival time, airline, day, time for all flights that is arriving at the Norman Manley or Donald Sangster airpor Sort the records by airline within arriving airport f. Display all flights that are departing Norman Manley, Toronto or Miami Airports during weekdays (Monday to Thursday) where the second character in the name of the airline is an ' e '. g. Delete one of the records entered h. Display all aircraft that can carry 250.

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Something has moral standing if and only if it has interests- Therefor.pdf

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Something has moral standing if and only if it has interests. Therefore farmland has moral standing. True False because land does not have interests False because land has intrinsic value False because land has instrumental value False because land has neither interests not instrumental value QUESTION 13 Which of the following are considered as vacant land? A. uncultivated land B. derelict land C. land with abandoned buildings D. pastures E. B and C F. A and D G. A and B and C H. B and C and D I. A and B and C and D J. none of the above QUESTION 14 is the value an entity has in virtue of its relationships to other things..

SOS in DHS - A problem of Motivation- A Case Study About 18 months ago.pdf

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SOS in DHS - A problem of Motivation: A Case Study About 18 months ago, Jess Johnson was appointed to direct a newly authorized and funded unit in the state's Department of Human Services (DHS). Shortly thereafter, she interviewed and hired six new employees to staff the unit. The name of the unit is Service Outbreak for Seniors (SOS). Its purpose is to coordinate services for the vulnerable elderly. This Jess's first supervisory position. Susan Jones and Bob Martin were two of the new employees Jess hired. Initially, both were very productive, enthusiastic, and industrious. Bob had taken the initiative to work closely with several prominent private service providers to ensure their cooperation and involvement in the new program. Susan had done a terrific job of producing publications and other materials describing the goals of the unit and explaining SOS services to the elderly. But since this initial spurt of activity and enthusiasm, both Susan and Bob have become less-than- ideal employees in Jess's estimation. Within 6 months of his hiring, Bob developed what Jess considers to be poor work habits (e.g., very long lunches and coffee breaks, tardiness, and absenteeism). Bob demonstrates little interest in enthusiasm for his work. Although he generally accomplishes those tasks that are directly assigned to him (at least in minimal manner), he rarely volunteers ideas or takes initiative. From Jess's perspective, employees who take initiative and demonstrate creativity are critical to helping the unit establish itself politically and creating a service where none had existed before. Susan, on the other hand, has become quite "creative" in the sense that she has ceased to check with Jess (or anyone) on important policy matters before speaking to external groups and individuals. On several occasions, she has promised things to representatives of organizations and to elected officials that the SOS program simply could not deliver. On other occasions, she has misrepresented her role as a staff member, instead leaving the impression that she was directing the unit. This has embarrassed Jess and her supervisors more than once. Despite Susan's apparent desire to be "in the limelight" in the political and community arena, she has developed an open disdain for the regular workload in her area. She routinely misses deadlines and fails to complete important paperwork. Jess has met with Bob and Susan separately to discuss her dissatisfaction with their performance. Being a matter-of-fact person, Jess simply told them that their work was not up to par and that she expected them to improve. For a week or so, things seemed to get better. But the same problems quickly resurfaced. The other four employees Jess hired are doing well. They have what she considers good work habits. They usually are on time and are willing to work hard to help the new unit succeed. They seem to be eager to do well. She can count on them to complete assigned tasks and meet deadlines.

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Southwest Airlines, founded in 1977, has always differed from the traditional airline industry in many ways. A few examples of this would be the strong sense of company loyalty from passengers and employees and their stock ticker (LUV) to pay homage to where they originated (Love Fields). These would both be examples of Southwest's __________. Organizational culture Market share Customer relations Values Goals Organizational culture Market share Customer relations Values Goals.

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