1. Show 8052 code which sets timer 1 to 16bit mode, turns it on and sets it starting value such that it overflows every 100th.

2. You are building an 8052-based device which will use both a 3-axis accelerometer and a temperature sensor. A variety of these are available, would you choose UART or 12C based communications? Why?

 

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1. See the Examples that follow for an idea of how formatting should look when completed, and name each worksheet accordingly. 2. Prepare the following using the straight-line and double-declining balance depreciation methods: • Depreciation schedules showing the depreciation for each year; use the Paste function. • An accumulated depreciation schedule for each method. • A book value schedule for each method. • An embedded line chart, properly formatted, showing annual depreciation for each method. • Use absolute references where appropriate. 3. Assume that sales for each of the six years are $500,000 and operating expenses, excluding depreciation, is $350,000. On a separate worksheet prepare the following schedules under each depreciation method: • A schedule showing net income each year. • A schedule showing the rate of return on book value for each year (net income divided by book value). • An embedded line chart showing the annual rate of return under each depreciation method. • Remember to add depreciation to the operating expenses when computing net income. • Use Paste Link to link related data between the two worksheets. 4. Give each worksheet an appropriate label. 5. Save as: 09 Depreciation Analysis Iron Casting, Inc-“your last name”Iron Casting, Inc. bought a power press for $360,500. The power press has an estimated residual value of

 

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1.Smallgoods Pty. Ltd. is a manufacturer of processed meat products including salami. During the manufacturing process, the salami is put through a treatment process that kills bacteria which is known in the small goods industry to form in the salami during production. The bacteriaisvery small and cannot be seen with the human eye. During the manufacture of a particular batch of salami marked “use by 31 July 2018”, Smallgoods Pty Ltd omitted to put the batch through the bacteria treatment process. The salami was then packaged in air-tight plastic packaging which allows the purchaser to see the salami.

This batch of salami was sold to Supermarkets Pty. Ltd.for sale in its supermarket in Melbourne. On 20 July 2018, Ann purchased a package of salami which was marked “use by 31July2018” from the supermarket. Above the smallgoods section of the supermarket was a large sign which read “The Liability of Supermarkets Pty. Ltd.” for any loss or damage caused by any product it sells is limited to the cost of replacing the product”.

Ann properly stored the salami in the refrigerator but did not look at the “use by” date. On 7 August 2018, she consumed part of the salami which contained bacteria andshebecame very ill. She required hospitalisation, incurring large medical expenses and was unable to go to work for two months.

(a)Compare Ann’s rights against the salami manufacturer under the tort of negligence with her rights under ss54 and 138 of the ACL (10 marks).(b)Aside from the rights discussed above, explainwhether Ann has any (and if so, what) rights against Supermarkets Pty. Ltd. under the ACL in relation to the contaminated salami (10 marks).

2.For some years, Shanti had worked night shift at the U-Bewt Shoes factory, where she was the cutting-machine operator. Her shift started at 3pm and finished at 11pm. She travelled to work by car, and the factory had a car park in which she parked. When she left work at 11pm, the car park was fairly empty, and quite dark. She was the only one leaving at that time, and she had to walk over 100 metres to reach her car. Shanti had, in the past, caught a glimpse of a person in the bushes surrounding the car park, but had never been able to identify the person, since the carpark was unlit.

Shanti had mentioned herconcerns about walking in the carpark at night to her manager, Mr Collins, and suggested that the factory erect some lights, but he had told her that there was nothing to worry about. The carpark was fenced, and there was a security guard at the gateway to the carpark.Shantireplied that the security guard was not of much help to her, since he was 500 metres from the actual carpark.Shanti also told Mr Collins that everyone knew that some cars had been brokeninto. Mr Collins said that he had heard about the problem but said that nothing more needed to be done, since the carpark was secure.

A week after this conversation, Shanti was walking to her car when she saw a figure at one of the other cars. When she caught a clearer view she saw that it was a man, and that he was clearly breaking into her car. She yelled out, and the man ran towards her and punched herand knockedherto the ground. He then kicked her, and grabbed her handbag before running off.

As a result of the injuries that Shanti suffered during the attack she was unable to work for several months. She blames the factory for the attack, and wants to sue.AdviseShanti about the likely success of her action (15 marks)

 

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