iven the pair of linear equations in two variables:* Find the x- and y-intercepts (if any) for each line. Show your work.* Plot those intercepts, and graph the two lines on the same chart. Submit your graph through the Dropbox.* Apply elimination or substitution to find the coordinates of the point of intersection (if there are no solutions or infinite solutions, state this). Show your work.3x + 7y = 315x – 2y = -3
Hello so I wrote this code for a homework assignment. Ive tried compiling it and it says I have 3 errors. 2 on line 51 and 1 on line 55. Can you please help me identify what these 3 errors are and how they can be fixed please ? Thank you so much ! I have pasted the code below.
public class Homework1 {public static void main(String[] args) {// Variables to hold valuesbyte year = 0;int month = 0;float latitude = 0.0f;float longitude = 0.0f;System.out.println(“Welcome to My Very Own Survey”); // Use the Scanner class to input data from Standard I/OScanner scannerIn = new Scanner(System.in);// Prompt the user to enter their Birth YearSystem.out.println(“Please enter your Birth Year (1900-2014):”);year = scannerIn.nextByte();// Verify the Birth YearSystem.out.println(“The following Year was entered ” + year);//Prompt the user to enter their Birth MonthSystem.out.println(“Please enter your Birth month (1-12):”);// the nextInt() method scans the next int valuemonth = scannerIn.nextInt();// Verify the Birth month was enteredSystem.out.println(“The following month was entered ” + month);//Prompt the user to enter their day of BirthSystem.out.println(“Please enter your birth DATE (1-31):”);// the nextInt() method scans the next int valuemonth = scannerIn.nextInt();// Prompt the user to enter the latitude of their addressSystem.out.println(“Please enter the latitude of your address:”);latitude = scannerIn.nextFloat();// Prompt the user to enter the longitude of their addressSystem.out.println(“Please enter the longitude of your address:”);longitude = scannerIn.nextFloat();// Prompt the User to enter their current GPASystem.out.println(“Enter your current GPA (0.0-4.0):”);// Display all results to Standard OutputSystem.out.println(“***Thank you for completing my survey***”);System.out.println(“You have entered the following data:”);System.out.println(“Birth Year is:” + Year);System.out.println(“Birth month is :” + Birth month);System.out.println(“Birth Day is :” + day);System.out.println(“latitude is :” + latitude);System.out.println(“longitude is :” + longitude);System.out.println(“GPA is :” + GPA);
1) If 5 customers arrive at Crusty’s Pizza every 10 minutes, what is the probability of exactly 12 customers arriving in the next 30 minutes (assume Poisson distribution)?
A. 0.003
B. 0.27
C. 0.083
D. 0.07
Why are incentive and performance-based pay programs used less often in Unionized settings? Are you familiar with any such programs affecting a Unionized workforce? If yes, please describe the practices
Running head: INCENTIVE AND PERFORMANCE-BASED PAY PROGRAMS Incentive and performance-based pay programsNameInstitution 1 INCENTIVE AND PERFORMANCE-BASED PAY PROGRAMS 2 Incentive and…
Jack and Jill are on two different floors of their high rise office building and looking out of their respective windows. Jack sees a flower pot go past his window ledge and Jill sees the same pot go past her window ledge a little while later. The time between the two observed events was 4.0 s. Assume air resistance is negligible. (a) If the speed of the pot as it passes Jill’s window is 63.0 m/s, what was its speed when Jack saw it go by?(b) What is the height between the two window ledges?
Jack and Jill are on two different floors of their high rise office building and looking out of their respectivewindows. Jack sees a flower pot go past his window ledge and Jill sees the same pot…
Ivanna, who has three children under age 13, worked full-time while her husband, Sergio, was attending college for nine months during the year. Ivanna earned $42,775 and incurred $10,625 of child care expenses.
The amount of Ivanna and Sergio’s credit for child and dependent care expenses is $.
Jack and Jill, a middle aged married couple, are registered as co-owners of their freestanding family home in Kensington. The property is held under Torrens Title and they are registered as joint tenants. They have paid off the loan they had taken out from the Eastpac Bank to purchase the property, which is now worth over one million dollars.
The marriage is going through a difficult time, and Jack recently became friends with a single woman living in the USA through an online dating service. He has decided to travel to the US by himself to meet his new friend and start a new life, taking as much money as possible with him. Having very little cash in the bank, Jack successfully applied to Eastpac bank for a new loan of $500,000, with a mortgage over his house as security. The bank manager told Jack he and Jill would need to attend his office to sign a mortgage agreement, but Jack made up a story that Jill was unable to come to the bank to sign personally due to illness. As a long term reliable customer, the manager allowed Jack to take the documents home for his wife Jill to sign. Without telling Jill about the loan, Jack forged his wife’s signature on the mortgage document. The bank accepted the signed mortgage not knowing Jill’s signature was forged, and registered it at the Land Titles Office.
Taking the $500,000 with him, Jack disappeared to the USA, never to return, and made no repayments of the loan. When the loan defaulted, the bank followed the usual procedure and exercised its power of sale over the property to recover the outstanding loan. It sold the property at auction to Mr. Chan, who became registered owner of the land.
Jill has had to vacate the property, but knew nothing about the loan to Jack. She claims the mortgage to the Eastpac bank is void because her signature was forged. She claims she still legally owns the house and should not have to suffer due to Jack’s dishonesty.
Mr. Chan says he is entitled remain owner as he legally bought the property at the auction, and knew nothing about the forged mortgage.
Advise Jill and Mr Chan as to their legal position under the Torrens Title system.
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Ivan Pavlov performed experiments on dogs in which he presented food to them accompanied by the sound of a bell. After doing this repeatedly, the dogs began to salivate when a bell was rung, even if no food was being presented.
In a similar fashion, scientists perform an experiment in which a harmless-looking machine with electrodes is attached to each human participant in the study. Pleasant images are shown to each participant accompanied by a slightly painful electric shock. The participants then react with fear when they see the pleasant images again even if there is no machine to deliver an electric shock.
The researchers find that one participant, Catalina, remembers the images very well but is not afraid when they are presented again. She has not been conditioned. Which of the following is the most valid hypothesis the scientists would want to investigate about Catalina’s brain?
Jack and Ann are both 25 years old. They agree to the following contracts:
Jack agrees to buy Ann’s phone for $200.
Jack agrees to buy Ann’s car for $5,000.
Jack rents an apartment from Ann for 2 years.
Jack buys a vacation house on .25 acres from Ann.
Jack agrees that, if Ann has lunch with him every Saturday until Jack retires, Jack will pay Ann $1000.
Jack helps Ann get a car loan. He promises Ann’s lender that if Ann is unable to pay the car loan, Jack will make the payments (assume Jack receives no benefit himself for this promise, he is just doing Ann a favor).
Which of these contracts falls within the statute of frauds and requires a writing? Then, if a contract falls within the statute of frauds, which of the 5 categories discussed in the videos does it fall under?
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