A certain golf club manufacturer advertises that its new driver (the club you use to hit golf balls off the tee) will increase the distance that golfers achieve relative to their current driver. We decide to test this claim by having 15 golfers hit a drive using the new driver, and then hit one using their current driver. Here are the data for 15 people, with yardages using both clubs:          

a) Show a side-by-side boxplot of the driving distances for the current and new drivers as well as the difference between new and current drivers (a total of three boxplots, side-by-side. Conduct a paired t-test to test whether the new driver produces longer drives, on average, when compared to the current driver using .05 as the probability of a Type 1 error. State your hypotheses, and be sure to check the conditions for your test. State the P-value of your test. (Feel free to use R in showing your work - and show your commands and output if using R.)

b) By using a 95% confidence interval, estimate the true difference in length produced by the new driver relative to the current one, and explain what this confidence interval means in context of this problem. (Feel free to use R in showing your work - and show your commands and output if using R.)

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• Your Name in Bold

• Your Current College Major, Not in Bold text

• A horizontal line

• Your Favorite Hobby in Italics

• Your Favorite Movie written in Red text ... use any resource you would like (web/textbook/etc) to figure out how to complete this step.

• A picture from another website of your Favorite Book or Magazine

• Text under the Book or Magazine stating what it is or why it's your favorite

• A link to an interesting webpage, the link text must match the page you are linking to. (ie: Don't write CNN for the link, and have it point at MSNBC.com)

• A picture of an interesting person that is also a link to their wikipedia page. The picture itself must be the link, no actual text to click on.

• Embed a you tube video of your favorite music video.  

Thalassemia is a genetic disorder where affected individuals have red blood cells that produce too much iron. This disease is inherited as an autosomal recessive (tt). However, heterozygous individuals (carriers= Tt) may have some immunity to malaria (similar to sickle cell anaemia). Human blood samples are obtained from a Mediterranean population of 100 people where malaria is endemic. Of these, 50 people are found to be carriers (Tt), and additional 3 people have thalassemia (tt). Use these observed results to explain if heterozygous individuals have partial immunity to malaria?

Part 5

Assume an economy is in recession and the government is considering using fiscal stimulus measures to boost spending, production and employment.

a) Using the IS-LM curve diagram, illustrate the crowding out problem that could occur as a result of increased government spending. Make sure to clearly indicate the new equilibrium position including showing how both the interest rate and level of Y change.

b)  Explain how 'crowding out' can harm productivity growth.

c)  Explain how the 'crowding out' problem associated with increased government spending can be avoided. In your answer identify any additional policy that is needed.

At the end of your answer to Part 5 state the combined word count for sub-parts b and c. Your answer to Part 5 sub-part b and c should not exceed 150 words.

(3 marks for sub-part a, 1.5 marks each for sub-parts b and c plus 0.25 marks for satisfying the word count requirements - Part 5 worth 6.25 marks)

Part 6

The recent Federal Budget featured significant tax cuts to help stimulate the Australian economy which is currently in recession. Shortly after the announcing the budget, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced: “These tax cuts will put more money into people’s pockets and that money will be spent across the economy and that money will help create jobs.”

With reference to what you have learned about fiscal policy as part of this course, and in light of the current economic situation in Australia discuss the logic behind the Treasures statement. In your answer identify whether or not, or to what extent you agree with the Treasurer and explain why. In your answer draw on relevant evidence and examples as necessary to support your answer.

At the end of your answer to Part 6 state the word count. Your answer to Part 6 should not exceed 200 words.

(5 marks plus 0.25 marks for satisfying the word count requirements - Part 6 worth 5.25 marks)

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A piston-cylinder device initially has a volume of 1.5 m3 containing steam at 300 kPa absolute and 150 oC. It is then heated so it expands at constant pressure until it reaches a temperature of 400 oC.

Draw a diagram of the device showing system boundary and flows of energy. What boundary work is done by the cylinder, in kJ, during the expansion? State your assumptions.

1. What is the mass of steam in the piston-cylinder?

2. How much heat is added to the cylinder, in kJ, during the expansion? State your assumptions.

3. Assuming there are no irreversibilities during the expansion; S.GEN=0, does the entropy of the steam decrease, remain constant, or increase during the expansion? Explain your answer.

You are planning to purchase a new car explain whether it is to your advantage to lease or buy your new car, and why. What did you have to consider about your personal circumstances before making this decision? What are the potential drawbacks of your decision?

1. Describe the principles of accounting and financial systems as they apply to your

organisation.

2. Explain Fijian, international and/or local legislation that is relevant to financial

management in your organization.

3. Outline the Fijian Tax Office requirements, including Value Added Tax, company

income tax, Payroll tax and superannuation obligations, as they apply to your

organisation. Include the due dates for the lodgment and payment of obligations in

your response.

4. What legislation applies to fraud and the misappropriation of funds?

5. Explain the need for financial due diligence and outline what actions may be

included in a financial due diligence review.

6. Explain how you use P&L statements, cash flow and ageing summaries to manage

issues that will affect the organisation’s ability to meet objectives.

7. Explain how forecast analyses and analyses related to budget preparation will

enable you to contribute to financial bids and estimates.

8. What can the organisation do to maintain an audit trail to ensure accurate tracking

and to identify discrepancies between agreed and actual allocations?

9. Why is it important to circulate budgets and ensure managers and supervisors are

clear about budgets, reporting requirements and financial delegations?

10.Briefly explain how using previous financial data can help determine allocations for

resources.

You decide to use RT-PCR to confirm your predictions about the exon organization of the 2 mRNAs in tissue such as heart and epidermis. Describe in general the experiment you would do, specifying where your PCR primers would be designed to bind. What results would you expect. Please be specific