As the YPP is a new program, a strategy is needed to provide information and promote the program to potential clients of the service. Challenges have been identified as:

•   Gaining the interest of the target interest
•   Using a media that the audience will access
•   Significant diversity in culture and ethnicity of target audience.

Using the template provided, develop a digital media strategy for promoting the program to young parents or potential young parents at risk.

As the YPP is a new program, a strategy is needed to provide information and promote the program to potential clients of the service. Challenges have been identified as:

• Gaining the interest of the target interest
• Using a media that the audience will access
• Significant diversity in the culture and ethnicity of the target audience.

Using the template provided, develop a digital media strategy for promoting the program to young parents or potential young parents at risk.

As the YPP is a new program, a strategy is needed to provide information and promote the program to potential clients of the service. Challenges have been identified as:

•   Gaining the interest of the target interest
•   Using a media that the audience will access
•   Significant diversity in culture and ethnicity of target audience.

Using the template provided, develop a digital media strategy for promoting the program to young parents or potential young parents at risk.

Challenges

(List at least three)

After the high school group finishes their tour, Dr. Wayne sees two patients. Jeff Slater is a biochemist working for a biowarefare lab at the CDC. He is currently working on a project to develop a new neurotoxin and is using sarin as a model substance. Suddenly while working the lab alarms go off and Jeff accidentally knocks a vial of sarin over and a bit of the liquid splashes onto his arm between his gloves and lab coat. He suddenly starts to feel dizzy, his heart starts pounding harder than ever, and he has shortness of breath. He feels incredibly sluggish and tries to get to the exit. As he approaches the lab door, his muscles cramp up and he falls down and hits his head, knocking him unconscious. His colleague from across the hall happens to see him fall and calls for help. Jeff is given oxygen and taken to the nearby hospital, which happens to have a neuromuscular specialist. The sounding of the alarm turns out to have been just routine testing of a new system.

1. Dr. Wayne looks over the results and finds that the acetylcholinesterase activity is lower than normal. The normal range is 100% and Jeff's range is 44%. Dr. Wayne knows from Jeff ’s colleague that he is a bioweapons biochemist. Dr. Wayne figures out that Jeff has been working on synthesizing a new sarin-like biochemical weapon and suspects Jeff has a type of poisoning that is similar to that of sarin. What is the mechanism of action of sarin or a sarin-like chemical? How would exposure to a sarin-like poison affect the amount of sodium going into the muscle cell? What needs to happen to Jeff's post-synaptic membrane to remedy his paralysis. Physiologically what do we need more of and where?

I and my husband Jose have total amount of $150,000 in our savings account. We have 3 school going kids. We want to buy a new home, a new car and keep funds for children higher education.

We finalized to buy a home for $760,000. We may use $120,000 of our savings as a down payment on it. For balance financing the mortgage specialist/agent gave us the following options:

1. Option 1: a 25-year mortgage/loan, with semi-monthly payments (at the end of each period). The interest rate on the mortgage is 3.26% APR (annual percentage rate) compounded semi-annually.

Ques 1. What will the semi-monthly payment be on the Option 1 mortgage?

Please use (display + name) the excel function/ formula. Also please attach the screenshots/ photos of the excel sheet solution.

Option 2: a monthly payment of $2,900 to be made at the end of each period. The interest rate with this option would be 3.60% APR (annual percentage rate) compounded semi-annually.

Ques 2. How many years will Option 2 mortgage be amortized over?

Please use (display + name) the excel function/ formula. Also please attach the screenshots/ photos of the excel sheet solution.

Ques 3. To buy a new car of $45,000 (including taxes). In exchange of our old car for $10,000 and $10,000 from our savings as a down payment, the car dealer would provide the $25,000 balance as a 5-year loan paid semi-monthly at 4.8% APR compounded semi-monthly. What will the payment be on the loan for the car as per below information?

Please use (display + name) the excel function/ formula. Also please attach the screenshots/ photos of the excel sheet solution.

A college graduate earns about $1,500 per month more than someone that only has a high school diploma. If a “working life” starts next month and lasts 45 years, how much is a college degree worth today if market interest rates are 3.91% APR, compounded monthly?

​75% of students who enroll in summer school only take one class. We believe the proportion may be different. Use alpha​ = 0.02, beta​ = 0.02 and the maximum allowable error of 0.05 to find the sample size for a hypothesis test.

A.

1339

B.

1507

C.

1258

D.

1170

Should the United States increase competition within the public K-12 system, or should there be bigger emphasis placed on tax reform and the redistribution of tax dollars between rich and poor school districts? What are the advantages or disadvantages of both? How might the United States achieve greater equalization in education?

If a Correlation matrix shows that the association between the IV - the percentage of residents of a state (in the US) who have graduated from high school and the DV - the percentage of murders committed with firearms in a state is -.271, with an associated sig. of .001, explain how you understand the relationship between the Independent variable and the Dependent variable.