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Budgeted income statement and supporting buchats The budget director of Gold Medal Athletic Co. with the assistance of the controller, treasurer, production manager, and sales manager, has gathered the following data for use in developing the budgeted income statement for March: a. Estimated sales for March: Batting helmet 1,200 units at 540 per uait Footbail heimet 6,500 units at $160 per unit b. Estimated Inventories at Mareh 1: Direct materiais: Plastic 90 los. Foarn lining BO lbs. Finished products: Batting helmet 40 units at 425 per unit footbal heimet 240 unve at 477 per unit c. Desired invertories at March 31. pirect materiain: Piactic 50 los. Fonm ining 65 as. Finished preducts: Bstting halmet 50 units at 525 per unit Foothall helmet 220 units at $78 per unit Finished products: Batting helmet 50 units at $25 per unit Football helmet 220 units at $78 per unit d. Direct materials used in production: In manufacture of batting helmet: Plastic 1.2 lbs. per unit of product Foam lining 0.5lb. per unit of product In manufacture of football helmet: Plastic 3.5lbs. per unit of product Foam lining 1.5lbs. per unit of product e. Anticipated cost of purchases and beginning and ending inventory of direct materials: Plastic $6 per Ib. Foam lining $4 per lb. f. Direct labor requirements: Batting helmet: Molding Department 0.2hr, at $20 per hr. Assembly Department 0.5hr, at $14 per hr. Football helmet: Molding Department 0.5hr. at $20 per hr. Molding Department 0.2hr. at $20 per hr. Assembly Department 0.5hr. at $14 per hr. Football helmet: Molding Department 0.5hr. at $20 per hr. Assembly Department 1.8hrs, at $14 per hr. g. Estimated factory overhead costs for March: i. Estimated other revenue and expense for March: Interest revenue $940 Interest expense 872 j. Estimated tax rate: 30% Required: 1. Prepare a sales budget for March. Enter all amounts as positive numbers. 1. Prepare a sales budget for March. Enter all amounts as positive numbers. 2. Prepare a production budget for March. For those boxes in which you must enter subtracted or negative numbers use a minus sign. 3. Prepare a direct materiais purchases budget for March. For those boxes in which you must enter subtracted or neaatiun minus sig 4. Prepare a direct latber coot budget for March, Enter all amounts as positive numbers. Gold Medal Athletic Co. Direct Labor Cost Budget For the Month Ending March 31 4. Prepare a direct laboc cost budgat for March. Enter all amounts as positive numbers. Gold Medal Athletic Co. Direct Labor Cost Budget 5. Prepare a foctory overhesd cost budget for March. 5. Prepara a factory overhead cont budget for March. 6. Prepare a cost of goods soid budget for March, Workin procest ot the beginning of March is estimated to be 115,300 , and work in process at the end of March is desired to be s14,000. For those boxes in which you must enter subtracted or negative numbers use a minus ulon. 6. Prepare a cost of goods zola budgat for March. Work in process at the begi.

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Medal Athletic Co. Direct Labor Cost Budget 5. Prepare a foctory overhesd cost budget for
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5. Prepara a factory overhead cont budget for March. 6. Prepare a cost of goods soid budget for
March, Workin procest ot the beginning of March is estimated to be 115,300 , and work in
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6. Prepare a cost of goods zola budgat for March. Work in process at the beginning of March is
estimated to be s.15,300, and work in process at the end of March is desired to be $14,800. For
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7. Prepare a selling and administrative expenses budget for March.
Gold Medal Athletic Co. Selling and Administrative Expenses Budget For the Month Ending
March 31 Selling expenses: Total selling expenses Administrative expenses: Total administrative
expenses Total operating expenses 8. Prepare a budgeted income statement for March.
8. Prepare a budgeted Income statement for March. Gold Medal Athletic Co. Budgeted Income
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Operating income Other revenue and expense: Income before income tax Net income

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Pass by Value (this term to be explained later - not necessary to understand for this assignment) Assignment 1: 1. declare 4 - int variables - a,b,c,d - with values 10,20,30,40. Can discuss what are choices on where to declare these variables in the program. 2. write float Average(int p1, int p2, int p3, int p4) function that returns average of these numbers. 3. in main call average function passing the arguments and receiving the average value and print the answer. 4. Draw the memory layout diagram, showing where each variable is allocated..

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Part V - Living with SEDC and Future Prospects When Janet was searching the Internet for more information about SEDC, she discovered that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland was running a large clinical trial of patients with various skeletal disorders, including SEDC. Janet immediately called Tracie to let her know about the study, so that Nick, Tracie and Alexander could apply to participate. If accepted into the trial, Alexander would travel from Massachusetts to Bethesda on one or more occasions to undergo a detailed physical examination. Since there are many different mutant alleles of the COL2AI gene that can cause SEDC, Alexander would also undergo genetic testing to pinpoint the nature of the specific mutation that he carries in his COL 2Al gene. Alexander (and his parents) would then receive genetic counseling and other follow-up care. Alexander was twelve years old at the time and settling back into school after one of his many surgeries. "The decision is up to Alexander as to whether or not he wants to participate," Tracie told Janet. Questions 1. If this had been your choice at the time, what would you have done? 2. After considering your own decision, discuss this question with your groupmates. How is your choice similar or different than your groupmates' choices?.

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parte 3 SR es una mujer de 65 aos que acude al servicio de urgencias quejndose de dificultad para respirar, tos productiva e hinchazn en ambas piernas. El paciente tiene antecedentes mdicos de insuficiencia cardaca congestiva (CHF), hipertensin y diabetes. Los signos vitales son T 97.5, P 85, R 16 y BP 160/90. Al examen fsico revela edema +2 bilateral en extremidades inferiores, frecuencia y ritmo cardiaco regulares, y pulmones con roncos en las bases. El paciente comienza un tratamiento con nebulizador y se ha ordenado un electrocardiograma. Qu informacin subjetiva debe obtener la enfermera? La enfermera est evaluando los pulsos del paciente. Qu lugares debe revisar la enfermera? La enfermera debe evaluar la idoneidad de la circulacin colateral antes de obtener una muestra de gases en sangre arterial (ABG). Cmo debe proceder la enfermera? Cul es la causa ms probable de la dificultad para respirar, la tos productiva y la hinchazn en ambas piernas de este paciente? parte 3 SR es una mujer de 65 aos que acude al servicio de urgencias quejndose de dificultad para respirar, tos productiva e hinchazn en ambas piernas. El paciente tiene antecedentes mdicos de insuficiencia cardaca congestiva (CHF), hipertensin y diabetes. Los signos vitales son T 97.5, P 85, R 16 y BP 160/90. Al examen fsico revela edema +2 bilateral en extremidades inferiores, frecuencia y ritmo cardiaco regulares, y pulmones con roncos en las bases. El paciente comienza un tratamiento con nebulizador y se ha ordenado un electrocardiograma. Qu informacin subjetiva debe obtener la enfermera? La enfermera est evaluando los pulsos del paciente. Qu lugares debe revisar la enfermera? La enfermera debe evaluar la idoneidad de la circulacin colateral antes de obtener una muestra de gases en sangre arterial (ABG). Cmo debe proceder la enfermera? Cul es la causa ms probable de la dificultad para respirar, la tos productiva y la hinchazn en ambas piernas de este paciente?.

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Paseo del cementerio Pasaje TEAS VI Caminata por el cementerio Steven caminaba por el cementerio todos los das en su camino a casa desde la escuela. Era un atajo conveniente y, a plena luz del da, las lpidas y los cipreses oscuros parecan apacibles e inofensivos. Las cosas eran diferentes esta noche. Steven atraves las puertas lo ms rpido posible, temeroso de que lo estuvieran observando. Corri hacia las profundas sombras de un mausoleo y contuvo el aliento, con el corazn desbocado. Trat de escuchar ruidos siniestros, pero no pudo or nada por encima de la sangre que corra por sus odos. Presion el botn para iluminar su reloj: 11:30 pm Debe permanecer aqu una hora completa para ganar la apuesta. Ahora deseaba no haberlo tomado nunca. Escuch un raspado lento detrs de l. Steven se congel y luego gir con lentitud subacutica. Para su horror, pudo ver que la puerta del mausoleo se abra. Steven quera correr, pero no poda. No poda sentir sus piernas; luch por respirar. Una luz amarilla brillaba desde el interior del mausoleo. Las sombras se deslizaron y bailaron sobre las lpidas cuando alguien o algo que sostena la luz empuj la puerta. Emita un sonido terrible y gutural, como los gemidos de un moribundo. La puerta se abri por completo. En el umbral del mausoleo haba un anciano con una camisa a cuadros, una linterna en la mano y un cigarrillo en la boca. Volvi a toser, escupi y cerr la puerta. Era solo el jardinero del cementerio, terminando un largo da de trabajo. El jardinero se dirigi hacia el cobertizo de mquinas. Tan pronto como el hombre le dio la espalda, Steven dej su escondite y corri. Su amigo David podra quedarse con esa apuesta de $5. Una hora en este lugar no vala la pena. 1.) Cul de las siguientes oraciones, tal como se usa en el pasaje, indica una "estructura de texto de comparacin y contraste"? R. Una hora en este lugar simplemente no vali la pena. B. Las cosas fueron diferentes esta noche C. Debe permanecer aqu la hora completa para ganar la apuesta D. Escuch un raspado bajo detrs de l. 2.) Cul de las siguientes definiciones coincide con el significado de la palabra umbral tal como se usa en este pasaje? A. Un nivel en el que uno comienza a sentir o reaccionar ante algo. B. Una tira de madera o piedra que forma la base de una puerta C. Un punto de lanzamiento del comienzo, como en una nueva etapa de fase. D. Un nivel, tasa o cantidad en la que algo entra en vigor. 3.) Cul de las siguientes es una conclusin lgica que se podra hacer con base en el pasaje? A. El jardinero del cementerio es una persona muy aterradora. B. Steven se asusta ms por la atmsfera del cementerio por la noche. C. Steven y David a menudo hacen apuestas entre ellos. D. Los nios que viven cerca a menudo se desafan a visitar el cementerio por la noche. 1.) Cul de las siguientes oraciones, tal como se usa en el pasaje, indica una "estructura de texto de comparacin y contraste"? R. Una hora en este lugar simplemente no vali la pena. B. Las cosas fueron diferentes esta no.

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Part III: Four types of goods: 4. (1 point total,0.25 points each) Below you will find a list of goods and services. Determine whether each is rival in consumption and determine if each is excludable. CIRCLE "Yes" or "No", accordingly. 5. (0.5 points) Which of the following is an example of government intervention to solve a Tragedy of the Commons problem? A. subsidizing basic research B. building lighthouses C. toll charges on congested roads D. cost- benefit analysis.

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Cul de los siguientes es cierto para los transposones de ADN? seleccione todas las que correspondan. Son elementos transponibles. Requieren transposasa para moverse. Requieren transcriptasa inversa para moverse Requieren integrasa para moverse. Se mueven a travs de un mecanismo de cortar y pegar. Se mueven a travs de un mecanismo de copiar y pegar. A. Son elementos transponibles. B. Requieren transposasa para moverse. C. Requieren transcriptasa inversa para moverse D. Requieren integrasa para moverse. MI. Se mueven a travs de un mecanismo de cortar y pegar. F. Se mueven a travs de un mecanismo de copiar y pegar..

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Cul de los siguientes es cierto de los vendedores? a. Desempean un papel en la produccin de ingresos para sus empresas. b. Reciben retroalimentacin retrasada sobre su desempeo laboral. C. Disfrutan de la comodidad de una rutina bien establecida. d. A menudo son una fuente terciaria de informacin para los consumidores que probablemente sean los primeros en adoptar una innovacin. mi. Dificultan la difusin de la innovacin..

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Cul de los siguientes es cierto con respecto a los dividendos? Opcin multiple -El sistema para eliminar la doble imposicin supone que la tasa del impuesto de sociedades es del 27,5% cuando los dividendos computables se extrapolan para incluir el 138% del dividendo. -Los dividendos recibidos de los ingresos comerciales de una CCPC que no estn sujetos a la deduccin de pequeas empresas generalmente se incrementan para incluir el 115% del dividendo. -Los dividendos recibidos de los ingresos comerciales de una CCPC que estn sujetos a la deduccin de pequeas empresas generalmente se elevan al bruto para incluir el 138% del dividendo..

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Cul de los siguientes describe mejor la ruta de una RFP? 1- Un consultor de inversiones solicita a varios administradores de fondos que presenten una RFP. Luego, los administradores de fondos preparan y presentan sus RFP al consultor y/o al propietario de los activos, quienes luego decidirn qu administrador seleccionar. 2- Un administrador de fondos presenta una RFP a un consultor de inversiones. Luego, el consultor de inversiones lo compara con diferentes clientes que buscan hacer una pareja. 3- Un gestor de fondos busca inversores institucionales como compaas de seguros y planes de pensiones ofrecindoles una serie de RFP. El consultor de inversiones ayuda al cliente a decidir en qu invertir 4- Un propietario de activos/cliente institucional con fondos para invertir presenta una RFP a un consultor de inversiones y administrador de fondos. El consultor de inversiones y el administrador de fondos trabajan juntos para cumplir con los objetivos del cliente..

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