Describing

1.    Accounts receivable—

2.    Note receivable—

3.    Inventories—

4.    Investments—

5.   Prepaid expenses—

6.   Land—

7.   Equipment, net—

8.    Patent—

9.    Note payable—$

10. Interest payable—

11. Common stock—

A soil scientist has just developed a new type of fertilizer and she wants to determine whether it helps carrots grow larger. She sets up several pots of soil and plants one carrot seed in each pot. Fertilizer is added to half the pots. All the pots are placed in a temperature-controlled greenhouse where they receive adequate light and equal amounts of water. After two months of growth, the scientist harvests the carrots and weighs them (in kilograms). Below is a data table showing the weight of the carrots at the end of the growing period from the two treatment groups. Here is a hyperlink to the data.

When analyzing this dataset with a t-test, the  hypothesis states that the average size of the carrots from each treatment are the same, whereas the  hypothesis states that the fertilized carrots are larger in size.

To analyze this data set, the scientist should use a -tailed t-test.

After performing a t-test assuming equal variances using the data analysis add-in for MS Excel, what is the calculated t-value for this data set?

Round your answer to four decimal places.

Your answer should be a positive value.

Report the appropriate critical t value, based on your decision of a one- or two-tailed test, calculated by MS Excel using the Data Analysis add-in.

Round your answer to four decimal places.

What is the appropriate p value for the t-test?

Report your answer in exponential notation

Report your answer to 4 decimal places after converting to exponential notation

e.g.

1.1234E-01 for 0.112341

3.1234E-04 for 0.000312341

Would you reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis?

1.Compute the two-period and four-period moving average predictions for the data set.

a. Prepare a line graph comparing the moving average predictions against the orig-inal data.

b. Do the moving averages tend to overestimate or underestimate the actual data? Why?

c. Compute forecasts for the next 2 years using the two-period and four-period moving average techniques.

2. Use regression analysis to fit a linear trend model to the data set.

a. What is the estimated regression function?

b. Interpret the R2 value for your model.

c. Prepare a line graph comparing the linear trend predictions against the original data.

d. What are the forecasts for the next 2 years using this technique?

Define the following key terms

1. Routing

2. Connectionless

3. Best-effort delivery

4. Maximum transmission unit (MTU)

5. Fragmentation

6. Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)

7. Network Address Translation (NAT)

8. Media independent

9. Loopback interface

10. Default gateway

Calculate discounted payback. Please show steps

Based on the reported historical data above, determine the following.

1. Regression equation
2. Correlation coefficient and coefficient of determination.
3. How many dinners can Ajman Crunchy Chicken expect to sell at $3.00 each?

What is the covariance of the returns of Stock X with the returns of Stock Y?

Please round to 6 decimal places.

find the k-th smallest value

given array[ 5, 2, 1, 15, 6, 9, 3, 4, 11] , k=2, the algorithm return the first two value: 1, 2

please show steps of how to output the first 2 values by using merge sort

and please analyze the running time.

your time is greatly appreciated.