Correct and complete this C++ program. You are not allowed to include a directory nor changing a variable type or a loop syntax. Stick on the number of lines.

#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

int main ()

{

int N1, N2;

int power;

cout<<"Please enter N1 and N2 in order to calculate N1^N2. N1 should be a positive number. N2 should be between -9 and 9.\n";

cin>>N1>>N2;

while (…………..)

{

cout<<………………………………………….

cin>>………………………………………….

}

while (…………..)

{

cout<<………………………………………….

cin>>………………………………………….

}

……………………………………………..

if(power>0)

{

for(………… ; ………… ; …………)

………………………………………….

cout<<………………………………

}

else if(power<0)

{

for(………… ; ………… ; …………)

………………………………………….

cout<<………………………………

}

else

cout<<………………………………

return 0;

}

You are the senior system administrator in your company and are known for your Active Directory expertise. Your specialty is Group Policy Objects (GPO) and tracking changes. Your boss tells everyone about a tool developed by Microsoft called “Policy Analyzer” for tracking changes and troubleshooting GPO. He would like you to conduct a “lunch and learn” about Policy Analyzer for your Windows Administration Team. You realize that the product’s name has been changed to “Microsoft Security Configuration Toolkit”. Diplomatically conduct the lunch and learn and discuss the history of the tool, the name change, the features of the product and the benefits to your Windows Administration team in managing GPO.

A minimum of two references is required one of which can be your textbook.

<Insert your 1-2 page Lunch and Learn document with references cited in APA format>

Textbook info

Windows Server 2016 Administration Fundamentals

ISBN: 9781788626569

please provide a full new answer

Find the present value of $700 due in the future under each of these conditions: 9% nominal rate, semiannual compounding, discounted back 10 years. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to the nearest cent. $ 9% nominal rate, quarterly compounding, discounted back 10 years. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to the nearest cent. $ 9% nominal rate, monthly compounding, discounted back 1 year. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to the nearest cent. $ Why do the differences in the PVs occur?

1. Find the present values of the following cash flow streams at a 10% discount rate. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to the nearest cent.

   0

   1

   2

   3

   4

   5

   Stream A	$0	$150	$350	$350	$350	$250
   Stream B	$0	$250	$350	$350	$350	$150

   Stream A: $   

   Stream B: $   

2. What are the PVs of the streams at a 0% discount rate? Round your answers to the nearest dollar.

   Stream A: $   

   Stream B: $   

3-19 Jaime’s Hat Shop sells hats with college logos on them; the hats sell for $22 each. This year, Jaime’s expects to sell 350 hats in May, 300 in June, 400 in July, 800 in August, 1,040 in September, and 750 in October. On average, 25 percent of its customers purchase on credit. Jaime’s allows those customers to pay for their purchases the month after they have made their purchases. Required: Prepare a sales budget for Jaime’s Hat Shop for the third quarter of this year.

I'VE ALREADY DONE THIS, JUST NEED HELP WITH THE QUESTION BELOW, THE QUESTION ABOVE (3-19) IS JUST FOR REFERENCE

Refer to 3-19. Jaime’s ended the second quarter of this year with 60 hats on hand.

Required:

(1) Notice that Jaime’s ended the second quarter with less than 20 percent of projected sales for July. What do you think accounts for the difference?

2) How many hats should Jaime’s purchase in July?

Cost estimation – utilities The Karmichaels’ property has single connections and metres for gas and water. The following information is provided regarding these utilities for the past year.

1.Using the high-low method, determine the liner cost function for both the gas and water costs.

2.Express the combined costs in a single linear cost equation.

3.Write an explanation of the procedure and the information it produces, as well as how this information is useful for cost management, to the Karmichaels.

Suppose that the demand function is D(p) = 600 - 3p and the supply function is S(p) = 300 + 3p.

1. Derive the equilibrium price and quantity.

2. What is the change in consumer's surplus after an increase in the price of 50 dollars?

3. Now suppose South Korea is exporting phone to United States and the demand function for Korean phones in the United States is the same as above (in thousands of phones), where p is the price of Korean phones in hundreds of dollars. If the supply curve is horizontally fixed at 60 dollars, find the equilibrium number of Korean phones sold in the United States and what is the price of Korean phones in total?

4. Now, suppose that the United States imposes an import tax on Korean phones which is 20 dollars for every Korean phone, due to huge pressure from American phone manufacturers. Find the amount of Phones will be sold in the US now. At what price they will be sold? Draw supply and demand curves for both before and after tax scenarios

5. How much revenue will the U.S government collect by this tariff?

6. Suppose that instead of US tax on the Korean phones, the Korean government decides to impose an export restriction on their phone exports. They agree to sell only 360 Korean phones in US. If the Koreans know the American demand curve, they will sell their phones at what price in US?

7. If the Korean government is selling export licenses for each Korean phone to each Korean manufacturer and there are 360 export licenses, how much will a Korean firm be willing to pay the Korean government for an export license?

8. Why might the Korean government choose the choice in part “7” to the US taxation scenario?

Project Name: Desktop Virtualization with Directory via Workspaces

Technology: Cloud Computing

Market: Desktop Replacement, Thin Client

AWS: Workspaces, WorkDocs, Directory Services (Microsoft AD, Simple AD, etc.), VPC

Intended Services to Provision:

Virtual Desktop (Windows)

Design:

Your goal is to document the process of setting up an example for desktop virtualization.

Important Note:

At this stage in the course we are beginning to architect, configure, and deploy real services in the public cloud (specifically AWS). When you are beginning designing and deploying services, documentation can be of great help as replicating exact configurations can at times be challenging. Note: When we do not replicate a configuration exactly, we can be creating security issues (assuming we had a “secure” or robust design initially). Another reason to develop good documentation is that it gives a good idea of what should be happening with systems and it can be reviewed and refined over time so that the quality of your designs and configurations increases as you practice.

Questions to Answer:   

What can you accomplish using Workspaces on AWS for general purpose computing?

Explain the primary challenges that desktop virtualization in this manner solves.

What tradeoffs do these solutions make with a traditional desktop environment?

What are some of the primary considerations that you would make if you were the IT director / manager at an organization considering deploying workspaces as their primary end user “desktop”?  

Lastly, make notes / comments regarding performance and security considerations that you consider important.

In what ways can WorkDocs be used to add additional functionality to WorkSpaces?

What directory services options do you have to be able to use along with your Workspace? How would you select between the available directory service options.

As organizations continue adoption of compute services running on a variety of public clouds, what are some aspects to consider with regard to virtual desktop for general purpose computing (keep performance and security ideas at the forefront).

Practical:   

Configure a Workspace on AWS.

Create a directory for login.

(Note: The AWS Workspaces wizard combines these configuration stages.)

Login to your Workspace via your preferred client (note: Native clients perform better / more reliability, i.e. use Linux, Windows, and Mac OS client rather than the web client.

Use your Workspace for a few minutes to complete a task that you have to complete today.

Comment on how you feel about using Workspaces for general purpose computing and on specific usage (i.e engineering, architecture, accounting, etc.).

[Include your documentation below]

Deliverable(s):

Use this document as a base and include your ideas here. Submit and upload in Canvas in the assignment area for this project.  

Remember that the better the quality of your documentation, the greater the likelihood that you can reproduce a configuration for deploying a production system or rebuilding your production infrastructure after a disaster.

*** Note: Be sure to utilize Free Tier eligible or a low cost option of your choice. After your workload has been designed, deployed, tested, and documented, be sure to delete, decommission instances so as to not be continually charged for services.

Sousa Realty

Review the accounting cycle twice

Make a chart of account for Sousa Realty

Assets

111 cash                                                                                                               Revenue

112 accounts receivable                                                                                                411 Commission Earned

114 prepaid rent                                                                                               Expenses            

115 office equipment                                                                                     511 Rent Expense

121 office supplies                                                                                           512 Salaries expense

122 accumulated depreciation, office equipment                              513 Gas Expense

123 automobile                                                                                                 514 Repairs Expense

124 accumulated depreciation, automobile                                          515 Telephone Expense

Liabilities                                                                                                              516 Advertising Expense

211 accounts payable                                                                                     517 Office Supplies Expense

212 salaries payable                                                                                        518 Depreciation Expense, Office equip

Owner’s equity                                                                                                 519 Depreciation expense, automobile

311 James Sousa, Capital                                                                              524 Miscellaneous Expense

312 James Sousa, Withdrawals

313 Income summary

On September 1, 201x James Sousa opened a real estate office called Sousa Realty. The following transactions were completed for the month of September.

September 1, James Sousa invested $12000 cash in the real estate agency along with $5000 of office supplies.

September 1, rented and paid 5 months, rent in advance to Murray Property Management $1000

September 1, bought an automobile on account from Hyundai North $19000

September 4 Purchased office supplies from paper company for cash $600

September 5 purchased additional office supplies from paper company, on account $250

September 6, sold a house to Hue and collected a $11000 commission.

September 8, paid gas bill to Haffner gas go $45

September 15 paid Rosie, office secretary $300

September 17 sold a building lot to tropical and earned a commission $10000: payment to be received on October 6.

September 20, James Sousa withdrew $4000 from the business to pay personal expenses.

September 21 sold a house to Suzanne and collected $7000 commission.

September 22 paid gas bill $80

September 24 paid Hyundia North $800 to repair automobile

September 30 paid Rosie, office secretary $300

September 30 paid Comcast September telephone bill $330

September 30 received advertising bill September $900 from Chicago times, the bill is to be paid on October 2

Required work for September

1 Journalize transaction and post to the ledger accounts.

2 prepare a trial balance in the first two columns of the worksheet and complete the worksheet using the fallowing adjustment data:

A. one month’s rent had expired.

B. an inventory shows $100 of office supplies remaining

C. depreciation on office equipment $160

D. depreciation on automobile $210

3 prepare a September income statement, statement of owner’s equity, and balance sheet

4 from the worksheet, journalize and post adjusting and closing entries.

5 prepare a post closing trial balance.

During October, Sousa Realty completed these transactions.

October 1 purchased additional supplies on account from paper co. $850

October 2 paid Chicago times advertising bill for September $900 Chicago times

October 3 sold a house to Helen and collected a commission of $7300

October 6 paid gas bill to Heffner gas co, $29

October 8 collected commission from tropic for sale building lot on September 17 $10000

October 12 paid $530 to long realtor’s assoc. to send employees to realtor’s workshop

Oct. 15 paid Rosie, office secretary $300

Oct. 17 sold a house to Gary and earned a commission of $2900. Commission to be received on November 10

Oct. 18 sold a building lot to Lombardi and collected a commission of $4500

Oct. 22 sent a check to heritage for $65 to help sponsor local road race (this amount is not considered an advertising expense, it is a business expense and is posted to miscellaneous expense)

Oct. 24 paid Hyundai North $620 for repairs to automobile due to accident.

Oct. 28 James Sousa withdrew $2200 from the business to pay personal expenses.

Oct. 30 paid Rosie, Office secretary $300

Oct. 30 paid Comcast telephone bill $480

Oct. 30 advertising bill from Chicago times for October $1300. The bill is to be paid on November 2.

Required work for October.

1 journalize transactions in a general journal and post to ledger accounts.

2 prepare a trial balance in the first two columns of a blank fold-out worksheet

A one month’s rent had expired. Paid 5 months rent in advance on September 1,$1000

b. an inventory shows $130 of office supplies remaining.

3 prepare an October income statement, statement of owner’s equity and balance sheet.

4 from the worksheet journalize and post adjusting and closing entries.

5 prepare a post closing trial balance.

1) According to Victor Rios, police violence should be understood not only as racial violence, but also as ________________.

a) Gender violence

b) National violence

c) Gyn violence

d) Political violence

2) According to Eric Klinenburg, which of the following are components of a sociological (denaturalized) approach to studying disasters?

a) The social morphology and political economy of vulnerability

b) The role of the state in determining this vulnerability

c) The tendencies of journalists and political officials to render invisible both the political economy of vulnerability and the role of the state in determining vulnerability

d) All the above

3) According to Eric Klinenburg, during the 1995 Chicago Heat Wave, __________ was linked to destiny.

a) Age

b) Gender

c) Geography

d) Income

4) According to Vivek Bald, early South Asian migrants to the United States often worked as:

a) Medical Doctors

b) Engineers

c) Peddlers

d) Businessmen

7. According to Walter Rodney, the question as to who, and what, is responsible for African underdevelopment is answered first that the __________ system bears major responsibility for African economic retardation by draining African wealth and by making it impossible to develop more rapidly the resources of the continent

Question 1

The following table contains summary statistics on house sales in Canberra (by region) for the last 3 months.

The lake in the Centre of Canberra in Lake Burley Griffin. The first 3 regions in the table above (that is, Belconnen, Gungahlin and inner north) are north of the lake. The remaining regions are south of the lake.

Native Canberrans are friendly loyal to their side of the lake (that is, whether you live north or south lake burley). Those born and raised in north Canberra, tend to buy houses and retire in North Canberra, and would never consider moving south of the lake.

So how do Calculate the sample mean of house prices in North and South Canberra compare on house prices? You are going to use the summary statistics in the table above to assess whether there is sufficient evidence of a difference in the mean house price between North and South Canberra.

Note, for this question you may assume that:

1. The sample sizes in North and South Canberra are respectively large enough such that a t-test (of some sort) can be validly applied.
2. House prices are independent (that is, the sold price of one house is not affected by the sold price of any other house)
3. The houses that were sold in the last 3 months constitute a simple unbiased random sample of the houses within each region.

1. State the null (H₀) and alternative (H_A) hypotheses using proper statistical notation for the population parameters
2. Calculate the sample mean of house prices in North Canberra (that is, Belconnen, Gungahlin and inner north) (Please show your working by providing the equations you used to perform your calculation).
3. Calculate the sample mean of house prices in South Canberra (that is, Inner south, Molonglo Valley, Woden Valley, Weston Creek and Tuggeranong combined) (please show your working by providing the equations you used to perform your calculation).
4. The sample standard deviation of house prices in North and South Canberra are estimated to be $ 301250 and $476250 respectively. Will your test be a pooled-variance t-test or separate -variance t-test for the difference between two population means? Give a reason for your answer.
5. Calculate the value of your test statistic for this hypothesis test (Note: please show your working by providing the equation you used to calculate your test statistic)
6. Assuming a significance level of =0.05，what critical Value(s) define your rejection region?

(Note: if your degree of freedom is greater than 120, you may obtain your critical Values from the standard normal distribution)