If a tax is placed on buyers, they will end up paying an _______ percentage of the tax compared to the situation when the same tax is instead place on sellers.

I want to say it is an increased percentage, but I'm not sure. Textbook and professors lecture notes don't say anything about it.

1.

The _____ of a poll tells the percentage of such polls in which the confidence interval

includes the true result.

Select one:

a. correlation

b. margin of error

c. confidence level

d. interpolation

e. None of these

2.

The heights of American women between the ages of 18 and 24 are approximately normally distributed. The mean is 64.1 inches and the standard deviation is 2.5 inches. What percentage of such women is below 69 inches?

Select one:

a. 98%

b. 2%

c. 84%

d. 5%

e. None of these

3.

You invest $3000 in an account that pays simple interest of 3% each year. Find the interest earned after seven years.

Select one:

a. $400

b. $590

c. $630

d. $350

e. $240

4.

A polling firm finds that 58% of the population of a state favors legalizing the use of marijuana. The margin of error of the poll is 4%.

If the confidence level is 95% then about how many people were polled? Round up.

Select one:

a. None of these

b. 294

c. 518

d. 394

e. 625

5.

Michael's five test scores in his physics class were 75, 67, 88, 91, and 84. What was his
median test score?

Select one:

a. 79

b. 81

c. 84

d. 88

e. None of these

t was determined that the percentage of​ a's in the English language in the 1800s was 12% A random sample of 600 letters from a current newspaper contained 80 a's. Test the hypothesis that the proportion of​ a's has changed in modern​ times, using the 0.05 level of significance. Treat the newspaper as a random sample of all letters used.

Determine the​ z-test statistic. z= Answer _____ ​(Round to two decimal places as​ needed.)

What is the ​p-value = Answer ____ ​(Round to three decimal places as​ needed.)

Explain the percentage of sales and the direct write off methods.

what is the percentage of the R enantiomer in a sample of Carvone that has a specific rotation of 30, given that the specific rotation of (R)- CARVONE IS -61

Is the percentage average room rate increase from May to August affected by the number of stars of a hotel? In order to answer this question you are asked to use one way analysis of variance. 1.1 Compute the percentage Average Room Rate Increase from May to August for each hotel in the sample, rounding up to the second decimal. Call this variable PCT_ARR_INCREASE. 1.2 State the null and alternative hypotheses. 1.3 Test the null hypothesis at the 5% significance level. 1.4 What can you conclude from the above findings? 1.5 A friend of yours insists that the data clearly show that 5-star hotels have larger percentage average room rate increases than lesser star hotels so he/she is confident that the number of stars affects the percentage average room increase. What would be your answer to him/her be?

STARS   ARR_MAY   ARR_AUG
5 95 160
5 94 173
5 81 174
5 131 225
5 90 195
5 71 36
5 85 114
4 70 159
4 64 109
4 68 148
4 64 132
4 59 128
4 25 63
3 76 130
3 40 60
3 60 70
3 51 65
3 65 90
2 45 55
1 35 90
4 22 51
4 70 100
3 60 120
3 40 60
3 48 55
2 52 60
2 53 104
2 80 110
2 40 50
1 59 128
4 90 105
3 94 104
2 29 53
2 26 44
1 42 54
1 30 35
2 47 50
1 31 49
1 35 45
1 40 55
1   40 55
1   35 40
3   40 55
4   57 97
2   35 40
5   113 235
5   61 132
5   112 240
5   100 130
4   87 152
4   112 211
4   95 160
4   47 102
4   77 178
4   48 91
3   60 104
3   25 33
5   68 140
4   55 75
3   38 75
3   45 70
3   45 90
5   100 180
4   180 250
3   38 84
3   99 218
3   45 95
2   28 40
2   30 55
1   16 35
3   40 70
2   60 100
1   16 20
2   22 41
2   55 100
1   40 100
1   80 120
1   80 120
1   18 35
3   80 100
2   30 45
1   40 65
1   30 50
1   25 70
1   30 35
4   215 265
4   133 218
2   35 95
2   100 150
2   70 100
5   60 90
5   119 211
5   93 162
5   81 138
5   44 128
5   100 187
5   98 183
5   100 150
5   102 211
5   103 160
4   40 56
4   69 123
4   112 213
4   80 124
3   53 91
4   73 134
4   94 120
4   70 100
3   40 75
3   50 90
3   70 120
3   80 95
3   85 120
3   50 80
3   30 68
3   30 100
2   32 55
2   50 90
2   70 120
2   30 73
2   94 120
4   100 180
2   70 120
2   19 45
2   35 70
2   50 80
1   25 45
1   30 50
2   55 80
3   95 120
1   25 31
1   16 40
1   16 40
1   19 23
1   30 40 THREE COLUMNS (STARS -ARR_MAY-ARR_AUG)

PLEASE ANSWER QUESTION 1.3,1.4,1.5

THANKS IN ADVANCE

Marie and Alex just paid $250,000 for a house. They made a down payment of $50,000 and assumed a 30-year $200,000 mortgage with a fixed annual interest rate of 5.50%. The house will serve as a residence for several years, but Marie and Alex also view it as an investment, as property values in the neighborhood are projected to increase at a rate of 5% per year in the near future. Property taxes on their home will be $4,236 the first year and are expected to increase 3% a year. Homeowners insurance will cost $632 the first year and is expected to increase at a rate of 2% each year. The couple plans to sell the house after eight years. Answer the following questions.

What will the couple pay in property taxes over the 8 years?

What will the couple pay in homeowners insurance over the 8 years?

Senior managers at Criterion Products are evaluated in terms of increase in profit. In fiscal 2013, Criterion Products had net operating profit after taxes of $ 2,000,000 and invested capital of $ 20,000,000. In fiscal 2014, the company had net operating profit after taxes of $ 2,500,000 and invested capital of $ 30,000,000. Senior managers at Valcun Products are evaluated in terms of ROI. In fiscal 2013, the ROI was 18 percent while the cost of capital was only 14 percent. Near the end of fiscal 2013, managers had an opportunity to make an investment that would have yielded a return of 16 percent. However, the senior managers did not support the investment Required:

a. Explain why the senior managers at Criterion Products have an incentive to overinvest.

b. Explain why the senior managers at Valcun Products have an incentive to underinvest.

All inventory items are not counted or tagged.

Extension errors are made on the client's inventory summaries.

Purchase received near the balance sheet date may be included in the physical count but may not be booked.

Obsolete and damaged goods are not noticed in the warehouse.

Inventory stored in a public warehouse may not exist.

Client personnel may incorrectly count the inventory.

The lower of cost or market method may be incorrectly applied.

Empty containers or hollow squares may be included in the inventory.

Goods held on consignment may be included as inventory.

Losses on purchase commitments may not be recognized.

a) Identify the substantive test that should detect each error.

b) For each test, indicate the financial statement assertion(s) to which it pertains.

c) Indicate the type of audit procedures used for each substantive test.