write as many adjectives and descriptive phrases as you can about crusty in chapter 17 in Lightning Theif

Here is the testing code:```pythonmoon = Project(name="Moon")keep_moon = moonyear_0 = OneTime(year=0, cash=-1e9)year_1 = OneTime(year=1, cash=-2e9)launch = Growing(year_start=2, year_end=4, cash_start=1e8, g=0.2)perpetuity = GrowingPerpetuity(year_start=5, cash_start=2e8, g=0.025)# Checking that we have abstract methods and inheritanceimport inspectprint(inspect.isabstract(CashFlow) and all(x in CashFlow.__abstractmethods__ for x in ["__contains__", "__str__", "discount"])) # expect True (1)print(isinstance(launch, CashFlow)) # expect True (2)print(isinstance(perpetuity, CashFlow)) # expect True (3)print(3 in launch) # expect True (4)print(2 not in year_1) # expect True (5)# cash-flows are always discounted to Year 0print(abs(year_1.discount(r=0.05) - (-1904761904.7619047)) < 1) # expect True (6)print(abs(launch.discount(r=0.05) - 312832616.03961307) < 1) # expect True (7)print(abs(perpetuity.discount(r=0.05) - 6581619798.335054) < 1) # expect True (8)flows = [year_0, year_1, launch, perpetuity]for f in flows:moon += fprint(moon.schedule_count == 4) # expect True (9)print(abs(moon.npv(r=0.05) - 3989690509.612763) < 1) # expect True (10)print(abs(moon.npv(r=0.1) - (-725656262.0950305)) < 1) # expect True (11)print(abs(moon.irr(scan_from=0.05, scan_to=0.1, epsilon=1e-3) - 0.082) < 0.001) # expect True (12)print(str(moon) == "Project Moon - IRR [8% - 9%]") # expect True (13)print(len(moon[4]) == 1) # expect True (14)print(moon[4][0] is launch) # expect True (15)extra_dev = OneTime(year=3, cash=-5e8)moon += extra_devprint(str(moon) == "Project Moon - IRR [7% - 8%]") # expect True (16)print(moon is keep_moon) # expect True(17)print(len(moon[3]) == 2 and all(x in moon[3] for x in [launch, extra_dev])) # expect True (18)mars = Project("Mars")mars_y0 = OneTime(year=0, cash=-4e9)mars_y1 = OneTime(year=1, cash=-4e9)mars_y2 = OneTime(year=2, cash=-4e9)mars_ops = GrowingPerpetuity(year_start=3, cash_start=1e8, g=0.03)mars_cashflows = [mars_y0, mars_y1, mars_y2, mars_ops]for f in mars_cashflows:mars += fspace_portfolio = moon + marsprint(str(space_portfolio) == "Project Moon + Mars - IRR [4% - 5%]") # expect True (19)print(len(space_portfolio[3]) == 3 and all(x in space_portfolio[3] for x in [extra_dev, launch, mars_ops])) # expect True (20)```ModelisationYou will get less hints for this exercise.* It has to be impossible to create objects of class `CashFlow`* `CashFlow` makes it mandatory for subclasses to implement `discount` method* `CashFlow` makes it mandatory for subclasses to implement the operators:* `str(cf)`: method `__str__`: the returned string is up to you, it is not tested* `3 in cf`: method `__contains__(self, key)`: here `3` is the key. It returns `True` when the cash-flow happens in Year 3. In the code, `3 in launch` returns `True`. `7 in perpetuity` returns `True`.* Classes `OneTime`, `Growing`, `GrowingPerpetuity` can create objects* Their constructor's arguments make sense in Finance* The way to compute their NPV at year 0 (method `discount`) is different for each* `Project` has a schedule: a list of objects `CashFlow` which is not in the constructor parameters* the attribute `schedule_count` is the number of objects in this list* The following operations are supported by `__add__(self, other)`:* `project + cashflow`: returns the object `project`, adds the object `cashflow` to the list of cashflows of `project`* `project1 + project2` : creates a **NEW** project by merging the 2 projects* its name is "name1 + name2", using the names of both projects* its schedule is the concatenation of both schedules* the `schedule_count` is the sum of both counters* `Project` has the method `npv`:* Gets the NPV of the whole project at Year 0* `Project` also has the method `irr`* Computes the Internal Return Rate* See in the code for the arguments* Try different values for the discount rate, between a starting value and an ending value, separated by epsilon* Return the first value after the sign of the NPV has changed* `str(project)` displays the project name, along with an approximation of the IRR printed as %* use `irr` with a epsilon of 1%* if you find 0.1, then display `[9% - 10%]`* `project[3]` is supported by `__getitem__(self, index)`, returns the list of cash-flows in the project's schedule for which there is a cash-flow in year 3 Regarding reducing WACC,Which types of stock (eg common, preferred, callable etc ) woulda firm issue for lowest cost of capital. Likewise, what types ofdebt would give the lowest cost of capital re What output is produced by the program shown below? public class VoidMethodTraceOne \{ public static void main(String [] args) \{ System. out.print ("W"); p( ); System. out.print( "Z"); \} public static void p( ( ) \{ System. out. print ("X"); System. out.print( "Y"); \} \} What output is produced by the program shown below? public class VoidMethodTraceTwo public static void main(String[ args) \{ System, out. print ( nA ); p3(); System. out. print (m m); p2(); \} public static void p1( ) \{ System. out. print ("C ); public static void p2( ) \{ System, out. print ("D"); \} public static void p3( ) p1(); System. out.print (E N); \} \} What output is produced by the program shown below? public class VoidMethodTraceThree \{ public static void main(String [ ] args) \{ System.out.print ("W"); System.out.print ("Z"); \} public static void p() \{ System.out.print ("X"); System.out.print ("Y"); \} \} A What output is produced by the program shown below? A What output is produced by the program shown below? public class VoidMethodTraceFive \{ public static void main(String [] args) \{ f("E ); System. out.print("X"); p( "B"); System. out.print("W"); \} public static void p (String a) \{ System.out.print ("X"); f( "D"); System.out.print("Y"); \} public static void f( String x) \{ System.out.print ("A"); System. out.print ("C ); \} 3 Question 6 (1 pont) What output is produced by the program shown below? Determine the scope of each of the variables a through g. Enter your answers in order in the boxes below. Enter your answer as a range of numbers. For instance, if the scope of a variable is Lines 17 through 20 , you would enter your answer as 17-20. Do not include spaces in your answers. 4 Jamilah recently was asked by her manager to plan and conduct a two-days training course on the pedagogy of teaching online students. The training will be delivered in one month time to a group of 40 lecturers from a community college nearby. She is very well versed in online teaching and the supervisor felt that she would do a good job since she recently had attended a refresher course on technology-based training methods. Jamilah started her preparation by observing another senior trainer delivering a similar training course, read through the training materials several times, looked through materials from previous courses conducted by the other trainers and tried to think of some creative activities she could include in the course. Jamilah sat down with the materials on online pedagogy and started to plan for her course. She knew that she would need some notes, so she developed a set of trainer's notes. She even put some of her notes on a handout to give to those she would be training. Jamilah knew that it was important that she be clear, so she practised reading her notes in a clear voice. She also planned to stop periodically and ask if the participants had any questions. The day of the training finally arrived. During her first session, Jamilah noticed that the participants were not paying attention to her presentation. There were no questions being asked and the participants looked bored and distracted. After the presentation, the participants left the room for a break. Jamilah had a feeling that her first presentation was a failure. She wondered if agreeing to deliver the course was a good decision and she dreaded the next one and a half day that she has to go through to complete the training. Questions: a. Based on the scenario above and the principles relating to training design, describe TWO (2) training mistakes that Jamilah as a trainer has committed. (4 Marks) b. What should Jamilah have done to prevent these mistakes? Provide TWO (2) recommendations that Jamilah could adopt and apply to make her training session more interesting and engaging. (6 Marks) c. If Jamilah were asked by the college administrator to assist them in evaluating the training. elaborate on the following: i. The TWO (2) outcomes to be collected from the training and the measurement methods that she could use. (4 Marks) ii. The most suitable evaluation design to assess the two-day training. Four quiz scores are 79, 84, 81, and 73. Which score is closest to the mean of the four scores? A) 79 B) 84 C) 81 D) 73 Carlos is jogging at a constant speed. He starts a timer when he is 12 feet from his starting position. After 3 seconds, carlos is 21 feet from his starting position. Write a linear equation to represent the distance d of carlos from his starting position after t seconds. which formal approach to pricing is a commercial real estate agent most likely to use for pricing an office building? a. gross rent multiplier b. market data c. income d. cost A start up company is going to make a loss in 2018. The possible loss of the company in 2018 is normally distributed N(,) with a mean of 10 million TL. If Value at Risk of this company for 2018 with 95% confidence interval is 12.467.500 TL then calculate VaR with 90% confidence interval. E14-14 The following information is available for Aikman Company Prepare a cost of goods manufactured schedule and a partial income statement. (LO 3), AP January 1, 2022 2022 December 31, 2022 Raw materials inventory Work in process inventory Finished goods inventory Materials purchased Direct labor Manufacturing overhead Sales revenue $21,000 13,500 27,000 $30,000 17,200 21,000 $150,000 220,000 180,000 910,000 Instructions (a) Compute cost of goods manufactured. (b) Prepare an income statement through gross profit. (c) Show the presentation of the ending inventories on the December 31, 2022, balance sheet. (d) How would the income statement and balance sheet of a merchandising company be different from Aikman's financial statements? the wings of an insect and the wings of a canary (bird) are an example of an analogous trait. a) true b) false Putter's Paradise carries an inventory of putters and other golf dubs. The sales price of each putiec is $120. Company records indicate the following for a particular fine of Putter's Paradise's p? (Cick the icon to visw the records.) Read the recuiraments. Requirement 1. Prepare Puiter's Paradse's perpetual inventory record for the putters assuming Putter's Paradise uses the LIFO inventory costing method. Then identify the cost of ending inver and cost of goods told for the month. Start by entering the begining inventory balancos. Enler the transactions in chronclogical order, ealculating new inventory on hand balances affer each transaction. Once all of the transeacions h been entered into the perpetual record, calcutate the quantly and total cost of itrventory ourchased. sold. and an hand at the end of the poriod. (Enter the oldest inventory layers frat) weekify the cost of ending inventory for the monits. The cout of ending inventocy using the LiFo mothod is Iderefy the cest of poods sold for the mont?- The cost of goods sold using the LIFO method is Requirement 2. Journsize Putter's Paradise's inventory trunsactions using the LIFO inventory costing method. (Assume purchasos and salos are made on account) (Record debits first, then credits. Solect the explaration on the last fine of the journal entry table.) Begin by recording the entry to recoed the sale of the putters on acoount on the 6 th. Joumbire the puechase of the pulters on account on the bih Joumalize the purchase of the putters on account on the 8 th. Joumalize the sale of the putters on account on the 17 th. Joumalize the cost of the putters sold on the 17 th. Journalize the sale of the putters on account on the 30 th. Joumalize the cost of the putters sold on the 30 th. Data table Requirements 1. Prepare Putter's Paradise's perpetual inventory record for the putters assuming Putter's Paradise uses the LIFO inventory costing method. Then identify the cost of ending inventory and cost of goods sold for the month. 2. Journalize Putter's Paradise's inventory transactions using the LIFO inventory costing method. (Assume purchases and sales are made on account.) suppose that the following structure is used to write a dieting program: struct food { char name[15]; int weight; int calories; }; how would you declare an array meal[10] of this data type? Tanks T1 and T2 contain 50 gallons and 100 gallons of salt solutions, respectively. A solution with 2 pounds of salt per gallon is poured into Ti from an external source at 1 gal/min, and a solution with 3 pounds of salt per gallon is poured into T2 from an external source at 2 gal/min. The solution from Ti is pumped into T2 at 3 gal/min, and the solution from T2 is pumped into T, at 4 gal/min. T, is drained at 2 gal/min and T2 is drained at 1 gal/min. Let Qi(t) and Qz(t) be the number of pounds of salt in Ti and T2, respectively, at time t > 0. Derive a system of differential equations for Q1 and Q2. Assume that both mixtures are well stirred. Green Vehicle Inc., manufactures electric cars and small delivery trucks. It has just opened a new factory where the C1 car and the T1 truck can both be manufactured. To make either vehicle, processing in the assembly shop and in the paint shop are required. It takes 1/40 of a day and 1/60 of a day to paint a truck of type T1 and a car of type C1 in the paint shop, respectively. It takes 1/50 of a day to assemble either type of vehicle in the assembly shop. A T1 truck and a C1 car yield profits of $ 325 and $ 280 respectively, per vehicle sold. optimal solution? Number of trucks to be produced per days? number of cars to be produced. Recently, SPl-X has realized all this new work they have received has put-their cash fow into a negative amount and the year-end is only a few weeks away. The compary needs the cash to get through this temporary situation. However, the company did recelve several loans duing COVD to help with working capital and new loans would be outside the companies Debt to Equify ratio required as part of their loan covenants. The company had a sharehofder meeting and they decided that they would use SPl-L purchase irventory and with this transaction this company could use the sale as collateral to go to a different institution and receive a loan. The money was then lent back to SPI-X. The intent is to buy back the inventory plus financing and any oshers costs to SPl-L. The area of a trapezoid is 49 square meters. One base is 5 meters long and the other is 2 meters long. Find the height of the trapezoid. Step 1 of 2 : Choose the correct foula: h b=5 c=2 Which of the following statements is false?A) There is a need to calculate the cost of capital for the project's cash flows if a project's risk and leverage differ from those for the firm overall.B) There is no need to calculate the cost of capital for the project's cash flows if a project's risk and leverage are the same as those for the firm overall.C) There is no need to calculate the cost of capital for the project's cash flows if a project's risk and leverage differ from those for the firm overall.D) None of the above. collaborative crm provides all the following customer communication enhancements except __________. a. Better understanding of customer historyb. Better customer service from any touch pointc. Reduced communication barriersd. Better understanding of customer current needse. Less customer interaction with the company What is the "Price Elasticity of Demand" andwhat is its role in Microeconomics? (50 words or more)what role does "Price Elasticity" play when computing"Total Revenue?" (50 words or more) A rectangle has a length of x and a width of 3x^(3)+3-x^(2). Find the perimeter of the rectangle when the length is 6 feet.