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When preparing a return involving a deduction for travel and entertainment expenses, the return preparer must make reasonable inquiries to determine that the taxpayerâ€™s records are adequate to substantiate the deduction. a.True. b. False. Solution True The preparer should ask sufficient questions of clients claiming self-employment income to be satisfied that the client is actually conducting a business, the client has records to support income and expenses, or can reasonably reconstruct income and expenses records, and the client has included all income and related expenses on Schedule C, Profit or Loss from Business Taxpayers must have documentation of business purpose, as well as receipts to support expenses claimedfor travel and entertainement expenses. .

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When Sequoia measured the sound from the tube open at both ends, the Fourier transform plot looked very noisy and had a lot of peaks spread out all over the graph window. She should, Solution Initially it may take many trials to get a good pattern The important thing to get good pattern is to be sure to strike the tube after her Labmate has hit the green button to record. This will help in getting good data that is fourier transform with equally spaced peaks So last one is right option to choose .

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When KCI dissolved in water When KCI dissolved in water Solution Ans : KCl is an ionic compound. So when it is dissolved in water , it splits into its ions : K + and Cl - . The oxygen of the water molecule being electronegative in nature surround the positive potassium ion and hydrogen surrounds the negative Chlorine ion due to the electrostatic forces formed between the oppositely charged ions. This forms the sphere of hydration around the ions , which prevent them forming an ionic bond in the aqueous solution. The reaction is given as : KCl + H2O = K + + Cl - + H2O .

When is a product more soluble in an organic solvent then in an aqueou.docx

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When is a product more soluble in an organic solvent then in an aqueous solution. When is a product more soluble in an organic solvent then in an aqueous solution. Solution Organic compounds are generally non polar and water is a polar solvent. As \"like dissolves like\", so polar products can dissolve in polar solvents(aqueous solution) and non-polar product can dissolve in non-polar solvents(organic sollvent). Polar products rarely dissolve in non-polar solvents and vice versa. .

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When doing 1H-NMR, what is the chemical reason why an the hydrogen in an OH group sometimes shows up at different ppm locations? For propan-2-ol, I found a doublet at 4.88ppm, which makes a lot of sense due to the n+1 rule, but some of the literature values show singlets, sometimes at different ppm values, and some literature does not show a peak for this hydrogen at all. My lab report requires that I explain what molecular interactions are responsible for this phenomenon. Thank you! Solution The oxygen in OH gp cause the shielding of protons and thus a diiferent ppm location is shown by OH . Hence this behaviour is due to the shielding and dishielding phenomenon of proton NMR . .

When discussing the security of SSO systems- which of the following is (3).docx

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When discussing the security of SSO systems, which of the following is considered a disadvantage? A. Single sign-on requires much more maintenance and overhead because all systems are tied together. B. The biggest disadvantage to single sign-on is that system time on all systems must be held to very tight standards; if deviated from, this can cause serious access problems. C. There are no real disadvantages to single sign-on. D. If single sign-on is breached, it offers the intruder access to all systems tied to the SSO implementation. Solution D. Single sign-on (SSO) offers the attacker potential access to many systems tied to SSO when authenticated only once. .

When discussing the security of SSO systems- which of the following is.docx

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When discussing the security of SSO systems, which of the following is considered a disadvantage? A. Single sign-on requires much more maintenance and overhead because all systems are tied together. B. The biggest disadvantage to single sign-on is that system time on all systems must be held to very tight standards; if deviated from, this can cause serious access problems. C. There are no real disadvantages to single sign-on. D. If single sign-on is breached, it offers the intruder access to all systems tied to the SSO implementation. Solution D. If single sign-on is breached, it offers the intruder access to all systems tied to the SSO implementation. Single sign-on (SSO) offers the attacker potential access to many systems tied to SSO when authenticated only once .

When equal moles of the following acids are dissolved in 1 L of H2O- w.docx

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When equal moles of the following acids are dissolved in 1 L of H 2 O, which acidic solution will have lowest concentration of ions? HI HF HClO4 HNO 3 HCl Please explain why! Solution All the acids given are the strongest acids. But among all, HI > HBr > HClO 4 > HCl > HNO 3 The above order it the acidic strength. Among all the given acids, HI is the strongest and HNO3 is the weakest. Strongest acid dissociates completely in H 2 O (There will not be any undissociated molecule). But due to the common ion effect(H + ), the HNO 3 acid will have lowest concentrations of ions. Thanks and hope u got the answer. .

When discussing the security of SSO systems, which of the following is considered a disadvantage? A. Single sign-on requires much more maintenance and overhead because all systems are tied together. B. The biggest disadvantage to single sign-on is that system time on all systems must be held to very tight standards; if deviated from, this can cause serious access problems. C. There are no real disadvantages to single sign-on. D. If single sign-on is breached, it offers the intruder access to all systems tied to the SSO implementation. Solution D. If single sign-on is breached, it offers the intruder access to all systems tied to the SSO implementation. Single sign-on (SSO) offers the attacker potential access to many systems tied to SSO when authenticated only once .

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When an organization starts to plan for business continuity and disaster recovery it will likely be a very large, complex, and multi-disciplinary project that would bring key associates within the organization together. What BEST describes the role of senior management. A. They will plan for money for the DR project manager, technology experts, process experts, or other financial requirements from various departments within the organization B. Is willing to make the discussion to make DRP a priority, commit and allow staff the time, and set hard dates for completion. C. To manage the multi-disciplinary people to keep them all on the same sheet D. To be experts and understand specific processes that require a special skill set. Solution C. To manage the multi-disciplinary people to keep them all on the same sheet as it is the main responsibility of senoir management to make others do their work efficiently .

When discussing the security of SSO systems- which of the following is (2).docx

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When discussing the security of SSO systems, which of the following is considered a disadvantage? A. Single sign-on requires much more maintenance and overhead because all systems are tied together. B. The biggest disadvantage to single sign-on is that system time on all systems must be held to very tight standards; if deviated from, this can cause serious access problems. C. There are no real disadvantages to single sign-on. D. If single sign-on is breached, it offers the intruder access to all systems tied to the SSO implementation Solution D. Single sign-on (SSO) offers the attacker potential access to many systems tied to SSO when authenticated only once. .

When discussing the security of SSO systems- which of the following is (1).docx

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Single sign-on (SSO) systems allow users to access multiple systems after authenticating once but this can disadvantage security if the SSO is breached. If an intruder breaches the SSO, they would have access to all systems connected to that SSO implementation, unlike individual breaches that are limited to one system. The document discusses security disadvantages of SSO and identifies that allowing an intruder access to all linked systems if the SSO is compromised is considered the biggest disadvantage.

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When a liquid is placed in a sealed container- A) a set vapor pressure.docx

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When a liquid is placed in a sealed container, A) a set vapor pressure will be reached, which is the same at all temperatures. B) once equilibrium is established between the liquid and the vapor, the rate of the evaporation process will equal the rate of condensation. C) condensation of the evaporated molecules in the jar can only occur once all of the liquid molecule are in the vapor (or gaseous) state. D) evaporation of the liquid cannot occur. E) all molecules stay in the liquid state. Solution Correct answer is (B) once equilibrium is established between the liquid and the vapor, the rate of the evaporation process will equal the rate of condensation. .

When a hydrate compound is heated- does the water get broken down into.docx

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When a hydrate compound is heated, does the water get broken down into its component elements? When a hydrate compound is heated, does the water get broken down into its component elements? Solution No, when a hydrate is heated, water does not broken down into its components. When a hydrate is heated it decompose into anhydrous salt and water evaporates and change into vapour. It is a reversible process it can be get back after adding some water in it. .

What will happen to the Ksp value of Al(OH)3 when sodium hydroxide is.docx

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What will happen to the Ksp value of Al(OH)3 when sodium hydroxide is added to the solution? Explain why Without doing a calculation, predict which of the following has the greatest molar solubility in water? AgCl (Ksp = 1.8 x 10^-10) AgBr (Ksp = 5.0 x 10^-13) AgI (Ksp = 8.3 x 10^-17) Solution 1) Solubility equation of Al(OH)3 is: Al(OH)3Â Â <â€”>Â Â Al3+Â Â (aq) + 3 OH- (aq) Adding NaOH is like adding product (OH-) Adding product will shift the reaction in the direction of reactant as per Le chatelier Principle So, Equilibrium moves to reactant side This will decrease solubility Answer: solubility decreases 2) All of them are of same form AX So, the one with the greatest value of Ksp will have greatest molar solubility Answer: AgCl .

Which of the following can be used to create a VPN (Virtual Private Ne.docx

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Which of the following can be used to create a VPN (Virtual Private Network)? A. PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol). B. PPTP (Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol). C. SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol). D. ESLIP (Encrypted Serial Line Internet Protocol). Solution B. PPTP (Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol). Tunneling refers creating a virtual dedicated connection between two systems or networks. You create the tunnel between the two ends by encapsulating the data in a mutually-agreed-upon protocol for transmission. In most tunnels, the data passed through the tunnel appears at the other side as part of the network. Point to point tunneling protocol was originally proposed by Microsoft and its associates and it works by embedding its very own network protocol within the TCP/IP packets. .

Which of the following are sources of lags in monetary policy- I- Con.docx

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Which of the following are sources of lags in monetary policy? I. Congress must vote on and approve the Fed\'s policies before they take effect II. Changes in the Fed funds rate take time to influence other interest rates, like mortgage rates or business loan rates III. At times, ambiguous economic data make it difficult to determine the current status of the economy IV. Once the Fed\'s policies impact longer-term interest rates, it takes time for businesses and consumers to change their behavior in response to the interest rate changes A. II and III B. I, II, III, and IV C. II, III, IV only D. III and IV E. I, III, IV only Solution C. II, III, IV only .

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Which of the following are significant shortcomings with voluntary CSR practices? A. Reliability of the disclosures B. Biased and self laudatory disclosure C. Minimal disclosure of negative information D. All above Solution Which of the following are significant shortcomings with voluntary CSR practices? A. Reliability of the disclosures B. Biased and self laudatory disclosure C. Minimal disclosure of negative information D . All above .

What various activities can be performed using IIS Manager-SolutionIIS.docx

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What various activities can be performed using IIS Manager? Solution IIS stands for Internet Information Services is a web server by Microsoft which supports different protocols like http, https, ftp, ftps smtp etc. IIS manager is a GUI application used for managing and administrating Microsoft\'s IIS server. IIS manager helps administrators and users to securely manage IIS servers remotely from a windows client. IIS manager is used for different admnistrative activities which include 1. Configuring the Web server 2. Administer local and remote Web servers using simple interface. 3. Automatically download features to the local IIS Manager for Remote Administration console to match features newly installed on the remote Web server. 4. Allows owners to connect and manage their own site or application directly. .

What type(s) of bonding would be expected for each of the following ma.docx

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What type(s) of bonding would be expected for each of the following materials: Diamond Zirconium Oxide Argon Gas Rubber Bronze (a mixture of copper and tin) Titanium (Ti) Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) CaF2 Solution 1) DIAMOND - Covalent Bond 2) Zirconium Oxide - ionic 3)ARGON - Van der walls as it is and inert gas 4)RUBBER - Covalent with some van der walls forces 5)BRONZE - mettalic since it is a mettalic alloy 6)TITANIUM - metallic 7)Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) - covalent 8)CaF2 - ionic .

Which of the following are features of Btrfs- relocating files and sub.docx

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Which of the following accounting principles requires businesses to re.docx

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Which of the following accounting principles requires businesses to record depreciation? Solution 1) Matching principle of accounting requires business to record depreciation for the accounting period . This principle requires that asset cost to be allocated to depreciation expense over the life of the asset.By assigning the portion of asset cost over the life of the asset to various financial statements the accountant is matching the portion of the assets cost with each period in which the asset is used 2) Cost principle:This principle requires that depreciation expense reported on the income statementand the asset cost reported in the balance sheet should be disclosed at the historical cost .

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Which method would answer this question. To investigate if the use of social media is associated with shyness and loneliness? Choose from the following methods : Case histories, naturalistic observation, laboratory observation, tests, correlational studies, and experiments. Solution Correlation studies, results from the study further revealed that loneliness completely mediated the relationship between shyness and generalized problematic continous Internet use. Implications for intervention work addressing both loneliness and shyness issues facing adolescents who are problematic users of the Internet and social media. .

What type of intermolecular forces exist in NH3 and H2S- dispersion fo.docx

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What type of intermolecular forces exist in NH3 and H2S? dispersion forces, dispersion forces and H-bond, dispersion forces & dipole-dipole forces Solution In NH 3 ,intermolecular forces present are hydrogen bonds . The hydrogen bonds are many magnitudes stronger than other intermolecular forces in NH 3 . In H 2 S , Sulfur atom have 6 valency electrons and hydrogen atoms have 2 valence electrons. The central sulfur atoms has 4 entities around it. Two hydrogen atoms, and two lone non-bonding electron pairs. According to VSEPR theory, this means that the shape of the molecule is bent and because of the asymmetrical shape, the molecule is polar.The intermolecular force which polar molecules take part in are d ipole-dipole forces . .

Which method of evaluating capital investment proposals uses the conce.docx

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Which method of evaluating capital investment proposals uses the concept of present value to compute a rate of return? Average rate of return Accounting rate of return Cash payback period Internal rate of return Solution d)Internal Rate of Return, IRR is computed using net present value, from it discount rate is identified to equates present value of future cash flow of an investment with initial investment. .

Which molecule(s) will experience the London force- Select all that ap.docx

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Which molecule(s) will experience the London force? Select all that apply. Solution The London force is the weakest intermolecular force. The London dispersion force is a temporary attractive force that results when the atom forms tempory dipole moment as NH3 and H2O have permanent dipole moment so they will not experience London force. where N2 and H2 doesn\'t possess any permanent dipole moment so in N2 and H2 atoms, the tempory dipole moment can be formed so they can experience London force the answer is N2 and H2 .

Which metal is the stronger reducing agent- copper or zinc- iron or co.docx

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Which metal is the stronger reducing agent, copper or zinc? iron or copper? iron or zinc? In the box at the right, construct a redox couple table for iron, copper, zinc, and their ions. Arrange the three metals in a column at the right-hand side, with the strongest reducing agent at the bottom and the weakest at the top. To the left of each metal symbol make a slash; to the left of the slash write the symbol for the oxidized form of the metal-for example, Cu2+/Cu. You now have a brief redox couple table. (in i ob Which is the strongest oxidizing agent: iron(II) ion, copper(lI) ion, or zinc ion? Explain how this table summarizes your observations. on MAAn Solution Stronger reducing agent Copper or zinc = zinc Iron or copper= iron Iron or zinc =zinc Redox couple table Copper Cu 2+ /Cu Iron. Fe 3+ /Fe Zinc. Zn 2+ /Zn .

Which is not true of the Progressives- options- a)They consisted predo.docx

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Which is not true of the Progressives? options: a)They consisted predominantly of middle-class reformers. b) They proposed sweeping changes to the capitalist system, such as government ownership of railroads. c)They believed government should be more active in promoting the welfare of the people. d)They opposed the laissez-faire of the past. e)They hoped to reduce government corruption by appointing a new generation of college-educated experts to key government positions. Solution option (b) is correct because progressives belived that government should be more active in promoting the welfare of the people and also agreed with some of the ideas of the populists and they are also more conservative. Progressives belived in reforming society and also government rather than proposing sweeping changes to the capitalist system. .

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