In Chemistry 110 in regards to caffine lab. Why does caffine leave water and move to dicholormethane? Is oil on clothes soluable in dry cleaning solvent? Does oil dissovle in water
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In Charles Mann’s article, “Discovering the New World Colombus created”, he claims that there was not a discovery of a new world, but rather the creation of one. His main emphasis was on food and how the spread of different plants and foods has had great cultural and ecological global impacts. He argues that globalization in this sense is positive because of increased trade but negative due to the harmful effects it has on the environment. What is your stance on globalization and its affect on the environment? Is there a way to have the best of both worlds in terms of free trade and conserving natural resources? How do you think we should consider these environmental consequences when making consumer decisions?
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In chapters three and four of Women Counseling Women, Fitzpatrick discusses the importance of interpreting Scripture correctly. What do we risk if we misinterpret Scripture? Give and discuss three principles for interpreting the Bible correctly.
In Denver, children bring their old jack-o-lanterns to the top of a tower and compete for accuracy in hitting a target on the ground. Suppose that the tower height is h = 9.80 m, and that the bulls-eye is a horizontal distance of d = 3.2 m from the launch point. If the pumpkin is thrown horizontally, what is the launch speed needed to hit the bulls-eye? (Neglect air resistance.)
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In competitive markets
the products sold are different depending on the firm selling the product.
it is hard for a seller to enter the market due to barriers to entry.
producers can expect to be able to set prices at the level they
choose.
firms will leave the market if they are making economic profits.
buyers can expect to find consistently low prices and wide availability of the goods that they want.
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True or False
In competitive industries, most of the time, companies must look within, and find ways to reduce the cost of bringing a product from the raw material to finished stage, in order to remain competitive in the long run.The computer microchip industry, in particular, is very competitive. Whenever a new microchip comes into the marketplace, the makers of “clone” microchips release a clone microchip that is almost as good as the original, but priced considerably lower. The ABC Microchip company specializes in developing first-of-its-kind microchips; yet its market share has been hurt by “clone” microchips. The Robbins text outlines 6 requirements for Value Chain Management. In 4-6 paragraphs, discuss how you would put these requirements to work at the ABC Microchip company, in order to help it remain competitive in the long run.
In December of 2012, Fred Johnson drove to a shopping mall, parked in the parking lot, and went in to make purchases. When he came out he noticed an unattended shopping cart containing a purse and a DVD player in a shopping bag. Fred put the purse and bag in his car and drove off. Unbeknownst to him, the shopping cart and its contents were components of a police sting targeting parking lot thieves, and Fred was stopped by the police within a few blocks of the mall. When the police accused him of stealing the contents of the shopping cart, he denied doing so. He said that when he got home he intended to look through the purse to see if he could find the ID of the owner so that he could contact her about finding her belongings, and that it was never his intent to keep the items. He said that when he was a child this was how his mother had handled a similar incident, resulting in the return of the property to its rightful owner. Therefore, he said, rather than intending to steal the property he actually intended to preserve it for the true owner and to protect it against thieves. The police didn’t believe Fred, and charged him with misdemeanor theft of lost or mislaid property.
Using the concepts from our materials on personal property, do you think that Fred can be found guilty of this charge?
I need help to write the below question in “C” programming.In competitive diving, each diver makes three dives of varying degrees of difficulty. Nine judgesscore each dive from 0 through 10 in steps of 0.5. The total score is obtained by discarding thelowest and highest of the judges’ scores, adding the remaining scores, and then multiplying thescores by the degree of difficulty. The divers take turns, and when the competition is finished,they are ranked according to score. Write a program to calculate the outcome of a competition,using the following input and output specifications.Input1. Number of divers2. Diver’s name (ten characters), difficulty (float), and judges’ ratings (nine floats)3. There is a line of data for each diver for each dive. All the data for Dive I are groupedtogether, then all for Dive 2, then all for Dive 3.Output1. A table that contains the following information:Name Dive I Dive 2 Dive 3 Totalwhere Name is the diver’s name; Dive 1, Dive 2, and Dive 3 are the total points received for asingle dive, as described above; and Total is the overall total.
In Davis Corporation’s most recent fiscal year, the company reported pretax earnings of $215,000. Fixed costs totaled $325,800, the unit selling price of the firm’s only product was $60, and the variable costs per unit were 40% of the selling price. Based on this information, the firm’s break-even point in units was:
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