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The WD40 Company has been presented with an investment opportunity which will yield end of year cash flows of $15,000 per year in Years 1 and 2, $25,000 per year in Years 3 through 9, and $80,000 in Year 10. This investment will cost the firm $85,000 today, and the firm's cost of capital is 12%. What is the NPV for this investment?.
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import os
import mysql.connector
import cv2
import numpy as np
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from time import strftime
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str_is_palindrome db "This word is a palindrome.",0xa,0
str_is_not_palindrome db "This word is not a palindrome.",0xa,0
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This assignment uses a rubric of 200 points. It focuses on Object Oriented design using Classes
and Objects in Java. Write a class that implements a custom doubly-linked list that accepts a
parametric (generic) parameter of any plain-old-java-object. This class should be usable like the
following: < Assuming we have a type named "Animal"> DoublyLinkedList> animals = new
DoublyLinkedList < Animal >0; This class should support the following methods: void add () - adds
to the end of the list void remove() - removes the head of the list void remove(int x) - removes
element at index X from the list void clear() - removes all elements of the list int size( - returns the
number of elements of the list T[] toArrayO -returns an array of the elements in your list T
element() - retrieves the head of the list (but does not remove it) T element(int x ) - retrieve
element at position x void set(int x,Tt ) - sets element at position x to value t Note: this class may
NOT use any built in data structures other than primitive/basic Java types. In other words, don't
just wrap LinkedList. Make your own. Important Note: Presizing the underlying types will result in
an automatic ZERO for the assignment. To review how to write classes in Java please refer to the
following link: Introduction to Classes and Objects in Java Note: If the data file has string or
character, your program should handle it through input validation..
This assignment will have two circuits A main circuit that .pdf
This assignment will have two circuits: A main circuit that will include 3 hex digit
displays and inputs that allow the user to input a total of 12 bits. The second circuit is
a so called subcircuit, which will be used in the main circuit and will connect the inputs
to the hex displays. This subcircuit will route each bit from the inputs to the correct
hex display using splitters.
In Logisim, create a new file, add a subcircuit called "Converter", open it and do the
following:
To control the first hex digit display:
Add 4 inputs with a bit width of 1
Add 1 output with a bit width of 4
Add a splitter with 4 fan outs and a bit width of 4
Connect the four 1-bit circuit inputs to the splitter fan out
For each of the four inputs: Set the "Label" property to the letter "i" and append
the number of the splitter fan out it is connected to (should be a number between
0 and 3).
Connect the splitter output to the 4-bit output of the circuit
Add the label "hex 1" to the output
To control the second hex digit display:
Add 2 inputs one with a bit width of 1 and the other with a bit width of 3
Add 1 output with a bit width of 4
Add a splitter with 2 fan outs and a bit width of 4
In order to make the splitter take in a group of 3 bits on one fan out and 1 bit on
the second, we need to change the properties: Make sure the splitter has one fan
out for bits 0, 1 and 2 (3-bit bus) and bit 3 on a separate fan out (1-bit wire).
Connect the two inputs (1 bit input and 3 bit input) to the splitter fan out
Connect the splitter output to the second 4-bit output of the circuit
For each of the two inputs: Set the "Label" property to the letter "j" and append
the number of the splitter fan out it is connected to (should be the two numbers
3 and 2,1,0, make sure the label reflects the bit position correctly)
Add the label "hex 2" to the output
To control the third hex digit display:
Add 2 inputs with a bit width of 2
Add 1 output with a bit width of 4
Add a splitter with 2 fan outs and a bit width of 4
Connect the two 2-bit circuit inputs to the splitter fan out
Connect the splitter output to the third 4-bit output of the circuit
For each of the two inputs: Set the "Label" property to the letter "k" and append
the bit numbers of the splitter fan out it is connected to (should be the two numbers
3,2 and 1,0, make sure the label reflects the bit position correctly)
Add the label "hex 3" to the output
Lastly, open the "main" circuit and to the following:
Add the "Converter" circuit as a subcircuit
Add 3 "Hex Digit Display" (can be found in the "Input/Output" folder in Logisim)
Connect each of the three outputs of the subcircuit to the left (black) input of each
of the three Hex Digit Display
Add the required inputs: 4 inputs with a bit width of 1 for the first hex display,
2 inputs - one with 3 bit width the other with 1 bit width - for the second hex
display and 2 inputs with a bit width of 2 for the third hex display.
Set the "Facing" property of all inputs to "North"
Arra.
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3 Instance variables: names: x, y, result type: int Visibility/Access modifier: private Instance
Methods: getResult() - getter method for private result setY(int y) - setter method for private y
setX(int x) - setter method.
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information from the accounting system (D) Increasing the accuracy of a variance report by
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In this
assignment, you are required study and apply steganography techniques to embedded data within
a
file. In addition, you must understand Linux file systems and apply access control technologies.
The
assessment is also assessing your skills to analyses information security principles against
security
techniques including steganography and access control. In completing this assessment
successfully,
you will be able to investigate IS security, risk threats and propose the suitable security controls,
which
will help in achieving ULO-1, ULO-2, ULO-3, and ULO-4.
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30 second to record your group students IDs only. Then, you must generate a text file with group
information, including the first and last names of each student in your group. Finally, use Steghide
tools (with BIS3004 as the passphrase) to embed your text file within the resulting audio file.
In your report, you must include screenshots demonstrating the steps with the commands you
followed during the installation of Steghide, the method used to hide group information text file into
an audio file, and the steps used to extract the text file from the audio file to verify your work..
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changes in the structure and organisation of a business and are difficult to implement. However,
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industry and requiring all functional areas to focus more on the customer. QUESTION 1 (15
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There are a number of problems with the way organisations manage and store information.
Identify and describe these problems..
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