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A seed has a 44% probability of growing into a healthy plant. 9 seeds are planted. Round answers to no fewer than two decimal places. What is the probability that any 1 plant grows? What is the probability that the number of plants that grow is exactly 1 ? Robinson Crusoe lives alone on an island. He has some resources at his disposal:1. Land: Some of the land is rocky and better suited for raising sheep. Other parts of the land are better suited for growing wheat.2. Sheep3. 10 hours of daylight for workingAssume that the wheat is for Robinsons consumption. He uses it to make bread. Do not assume that it is necessary to use the wheat to feed the sheep. Robinson produces cloth (from his sheep) and loaves of bread (from his wheat.) If Robinson uses all of his resources he has the following production possibilities:Possibility Bread(Loaves per Month) Cloth(Yards per Month)A 20 0B 18 1C 15 2D 11 3E 6 4F 0 5a. Draw Robinsons production possibility curve, (PPF.) Put bread on the vertical axis (Y-axis), and cloth on the horizontal axis (X-axis.)Breadb. Find one point on the graph that is unattainable given Robinsons resources and technology and label it x. This illustrates scarcity.c. Find one point on the graph that is attainable given Robinsons resources and technology, but is inefficient in the sense that it does not fully utilize all resources. Label this point y.d. Find one point that is attainable given Robinsons resources and technology, and is also efficient in the sense that it does fully utilize all resources. Label this point z.e. What is the opportunity cost of moving from the production of 0 to 1 yards of cloth?f. What is the opportunity cost of moving from the production of 1 to 2 yards of cloth?g. What is the opportunity cost of moving from the production of 2 to 3 yards of cloth?h. What is the opportunity cost of moving from the production of 3 to 4 yards of cloth?i. What is the opportunity cost of moving from the production of 4 to 5 yards of cloth?j. What is the opportunity cost of moving from the production of 0 to 6 loaves of bread?k. Within the 0 to 6 range for bread production, what is the opportunity cost of producing one loaf of bread?l. Would you say that the opportunity costs depicted in this PPF are constant or increasing? Explainm. If you find that the opportunity costs are increasing or constant for your PPF, provide an explanation of why this is the case.Now Crusoe is joined by Friday on his island. Friday also produces bread and cloth. His production possibilities, along with Robinsons, are shown in the table below:(For Robinson, youve already calculated part of his opportunity costs above.)Robinson FridayBundle Bread(Loaves per Month) OC of one loaf of bread Cloth(Yards per Month) OC of one yard of clothBundle Bread(Loaves per Month) OC of one loaf of bread Cloth(Yards per Month) OC of one yard of clothA 20 0 a 8 - 0 -B 18 1 b 7 2C 15 2 c 6 4D 11 3 d 5 6E 6 4 e 0 9F 0 5n. Graph the PPFs for both Robinson and Friday on the same graph below(Robinsons hasnt changed)Bread(You should be able to answer parts o through s both by looking at the graph and by looking at the numbers in the chart)o. Who has the absolute advantage at cloth production? Explainp. Who has the absolute advantage at bread production? Explainq. Who has the comparative advantage at cloth production? Explainr. Who has the comparative advantage at bread production? Explains. Does either one have absolute advantage in both goods?t. If Robinson originally has bundle D and Friday bundle b before trading, what are the total quantities of each good produced? Graphically depict the point showing total combined output before specialization on your graph in part n. Label this point "t".u. If Robinson and Friday specialize, each will produce only the good for which they have the comparative advantage. If they do specialize, how much of each product will be produced in total? Graphically depict the point showing total output after specialization on your graph in part n. Label this point "u".v. When Robinson and Friday specialize they must trade to experience the benefit of their specialization and to be able to consume both goods. Compare your answers in parts t and u to determine what the overall gains are from specializing and trading. when assessing the following women, which would the nurse identify as being at the greatest risk for preterm labor? Steve Easterbrook (Easterbrook ) took over as CEO of McDonalds Corporation (MCD) from Don Thompson ( Thompson) at the beginning of 2015. This change came at a time when MCD was going through a challenging time. The company was facing challenges on multiple fronts including menu management, quality issues, and new products not delivering sales as anticipated.On the international front, MCD was facing hurdles from regulators in Russia and China. Easterbrook was known for achieving a turnaround of MCDin the United Kingdom and investors and the market were hoping for a major turnaround inMCD in US marketsThe case brings to light the performance of MCD in a couple of years, giving scope for discussion on the challenges facing MCD both internally and from external competitors and reasons for the failure of its new products, The case also attempts to bring in the leadership roles of both Thompson and EasterbrookAs a strategic manager assigned to assist the company in revamping its current situation, you are required to address the following two areas of concernQUESTION 1 (A)Identify at least three (3) key areas you would need to first examine/ assess before beginning the repositioning process1 BJustify your selection (of the three areas) by providing arguments that will support your stance and state the important role that these components play for a company to achieve a sustainable competitive advantage Solve the given differential equation. (The form of yp is given.) 2y+5Dy+6y=30( Let y p = A.) y=c 1e 3x+c 2e 2x +5y=c 1e 3x +c 2e 2 +5y=c 1e 3x+c 2 e 2x 5y=c 1 e 3x+c 2e 2x PLEASE HELP. N. Scott Momaday connects his personal history with that of the Kiowa tribe, indicating that both personal and cultural experience have a role in forming his identity. How does the culture of the Kiowa tribe affect Momaday's personal identity? Use textual evidence to support your answer. What other examples (in literature or life) can you think of in which personal and cultural identity are intertwined? Nunavut Industrial Products Corporation makes two products: product H and product L. Product H is expected to sell 30,000 units and product L50,000 units next year. A unit of either product requires 0.2 direct labour-hours. The company's total manufacturing overhead for the year is expected to be $8,760,000. a. The company currently applies manufacturing overhead to products using direct labour-hours as the allocation base. If this method is followed, how much overhead cost will be applied to each product? Compute both the overhead cost per unit and the total amount of overhead cost that will be applied to each product. [2 Marks] b. Management is considering an activity-based costing system and would like to know what impact this change might have on product costs. The total manufacturing overhead would be divided in half between the two products, with $4,380,000 assigned to product H and $4,380,000 assigned to product L. If this suggestion is followed, how much overhead cost per unit will be applied to each product? Explain the impact on unit product costs of the switch in costing systems. the founder of rainbow dyed fabrics wants to open its second facility to produce housewares in the united states. however, the finance manager suggests an overseas location would help the company remain competitive, because labor costs are lower in many other countries. to arrive at the decision that will best promote rainbow's ability to compete, what other hr factors, if any, should the company consider? In the future, the education and economic gap will narrow, as those at the bottom become less disadvantaged and dissatisfied.False A model nascar race car lists for $79.05 with a trade discount of 40%. What is the net price of the car? Compute the debt to assets ratio for year 2. Round to thenearest tenth. Do not include the % sign. TRUE OR FALSE EXPLAINa) Financial accounting is targeted at external users while management accounting focuses on internal users. [5 marks]b) The trial balance is part of a companys financial statements. [5 marks]c) Bank loans are always non-current liabilities. [5 marks]d) In accounting, revenues are recognised whenever there is a cash transfer. [5 marks]e) As understandability is one of the key characteristics of accounting according to the IASB conceptual framework, transactions that are too difficult should not be recognised in the accounts. Q3) Project Z has an initial investment of $58,506.00. Thi project is expected to have cash inflows of $20,442.00 at the end of each year for the next 20.0 years. The corporation has a WACC of 8.02%. Calculate the NPV for project Z. Stall Bounce back Control emotionsIdentify some posture and resistance constants of an effective resistance posture. (Select all that apply) What happens if we remove heat from water at 0C? Does the temperature change? Explain. (Select all that apply.)a. The temperature of the water remains constant.b. The temperature of the water will decrease.c. The water will undergo sublimation.d. The water freezes. appendix table or technology to answer this question. Round your answers to four decimal places.) (a) What is the probability that a car will get between 14.35 and 34.1 miles per gallon? (b) What is the probability that a car will get more than 30.6 miles per gallon? (c) What is the probability that a car will get less than 21 miles per gallon? (d) What is the probability that a car will get exactly 24 miles per gallon? Delta inc. routinely leases equipment made by competitors in order to reverse-engineer design features Delta may want to incorporate in its own proc development cycle and involves disassembling then later reassembling the equipment. LeaseCo. leases such equipment to Delta under a 12 -month lea Deita will have the option to purchase the equipment for less than its expected fair value at that time. Delta Company is located in an area where comien equipment at the end of Delta's product development cycle, and Delta's management wishes to focus solely on the manufacture ant As a short-term lease. As an operating lease. Not enough information to decide. Under a fair value hedge, the change in the fair value of the hedging derivative is ignored. reported under AOCl in the balance sheet. reported under retained earnings in the balance sheet. reported in the income statement. Please Write in C code that for visual studioThis program is to compute the cost of telephone calls from a cellular phone. The cost of the firstminute is $0.49; each additional minute costs $0.37. However, time of day discounts will applydepending on the hour the call originated.Input:The input for each call will be provided by the user. The length of the call should be afloat value indicating how long (in minutes) the call lasted. The hour is the float valueindicating the time of day the call began. E.g., if the call began at 8:25 am, the inputvalue for that hour should be 8.25; if the call began at 8:25pm, the input hour valueshould be 20.25.Input: Time of call originated, LengthCalculations:The telephone company charges a basic rate of $0.49 for the first minute and $0.37for each additional minute. The length of time a call lasts is always rounded up. Forexample, a call with a length of 2.35 would be treated as 3 minutes; a call of length 5.03would be treated as being 6 minutes long.The basic rate does not always reflect the final cost of the call. The hour the call wasplaced could result in a discount to the basic rate as follows:Calls starting at after 16, but before 22 35% evening discountCalls starting at after 22, but before 7 65% evening discountCalls starting at after 7, but before 16 basic rateOutput:The output should given the time of call originated, length, cost and discount rate appliedfor each call. Can you please give me an example?Algorithms can be described using Pseudo code (natural language mixed with some programming code) or Flowchart (Using parallelogram, rectangle, diamond, oval and arrow symbols). In a water pistol, a piston drives water through a larger tube of radius 1.30 cm into a smaller tube of radius 1.10 mm as in the figure below. Answer parts a-f.