Burping (also known as "belching" or "eructation") is one way the human body expels excess gas in your digestive system. It occurs when your stomach fills with air, which can be caused by swallowing food and liquids. Drinking carbonated beverages, such as soda, is known to increase burping because its bubbles have tiny amounts of carbon dioxide in them.

As an avid soda drinker and statistics student, you notice you tend to burp more after drinking root beer than you do after drinking cola. You decide to determine whether there is a difference between the number of burps while drinking a root beer and while drinking a cola. To determine this, you select 20 students at random from high school, have each drink both types of beverages, and record the number of burps. You randomize which beverage each participant drinks first by flipping a coin. Both beverages contain 12 fluid ounces. Here are the results:

Part A: Based on these results, what should you report about the difference between the number of burps from drinking root beer and those from drinking cola? Give appropriate statistical evidence to support your response at the α = 0.05 significance level.

Part B: How much of a difference is there when an individual burps from drinking root beer than from drinking cola? Construct and interpret a 95% confidence interval.

Part C: Describe the conclusions about the difference between the mean number of burps that might be drawn from the interval. How do they relate to your conclusion in part A?

Please Please fulfill the requirements and error handling and make this in basic C++ construct Thank you!!

Objectives:

• Perform C++ string object manipulation
• Understand how to manipulate data using arrays
• Handle input errors and invalid values
• Design and create a well-structure program using C++ basic programming constructs

Description:

Write a menu-driven program that provides the following options:

1. Show All
2. Spend
3. Search expenses containing this string
4. Search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount
5. Exit

It allows the user to select a menu option to display all expenses, add new entry, search for a substring and find the list of entries greater a given amount.

Requirements:

1. The program must produce similar output as example below. The output should be formatted nicely as given.
2. The program must use array of structs
3. The program must not use global variables. In another words, it must use local variables and pass-by-value or pass-by-reference parameters.
4. The program must define the maximum number of entries such as 100 and keeps track of the actual count of the current number of expenses entered by the user
5. You should not use data file to save or read from. All operations should be done through the use of arrays and array indices.
6. You must write at least 2 functions.

Required error handling:

The program MUST perform the following checks:

1. Check for invalid amount (negative or 0 number)
2. Description cannot be empty.
3. Search is case-insensitive (ignore case, but the user may type in any case).

Sample run:

D:\>TrackExpensesUsingArray.exe

Welcome to my expense tracker.

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 1

There is no expense entry available.

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 2

Please enter the description for the expense: Monthly telephone and Internet services

Please enter the amount: 45.25

AMOUNT(45.25) DESC(Monthly telephone and Internet services)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 2

Please enter the description for the expense: Monthly electric, water and gas

Please enter the amount: 200.20

AMOUNT(200.2) DESC(Monthly electric, water and gas)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 2

Please enter the description for the expense: Rent

Please enter the amount: 1200

AMOUNT(1200) DESC(Rent)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 2

Please enter the description for the expense: Netflix membership

Please enter the amount: 12.90

AMOUNT(12.9) DESC(Netflix membership)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 2

Please enter the description for the expense: Amazon membership

Please enter the amount: 99

AMOUNT(99) DESC(Amazon membership)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 2

Please enter the description for the expense: Monthly gym membership

Please enter the amount: 50

AMOUNT(50) DESC(Monthly gym membership)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 1

Expenses:

AMOUNT(45.25) DESC(Monthly telephone and Internet services)

AMOUNT(200.2) DESC(Monthly electric, water and gas)

AMOUNT(1200) DESC(Rent)

AMOUNT(12.9) DESC(Netflix membership)

AMOUNT(99) DESC(Amazon membership)

AMOUNT(50) DESC(Monthly gym membership)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 3

Please enter the search string: membership

AMOUNT(12.9) DESC(Netflix membership)

AMOUNT(99) DESC(Amazon membership)

AMOUNT(50) DESC(Monthly gym membership)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 3

Please enter the search string: MEMBERSHIP

AMOUNT(12.9) DESC(Netflix membership)

AMOUNT(99) DESC(Amazon membership)

AMOUNT(50) DESC(Monthly gym membership)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 4

Please enter the amount: 50

AMOUNT(200.2) DESC(Monthly electric, water and gas)

AMOUNT(1200) DESC(Rent)

AMOUNT(99) DESC(Amazon membership)

AMOUNT(50) DESC(Monthly gym membership)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 4

Please enter the amount: 200

AMOUNT(200.2) DESC(Monthly electric, water and gas)

AMOUNT(1200) DESC(Rent)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 4

Please enter the amount: 1000

AMOUNT(1200) DESC(Rent)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 2

Please enter the description for the expense: Home repair and improvement

Please enter the amount: -1

Invalid amount. Amount cannot be negative or string. Please try it again.

Please enter the amount: -100

Invalid amount. Amount cannot be negative or string. Please try it again.

Please enter the amount: -1000

Invalid amount. Amount cannot be negative or string. Please try it again.

Please enter the amount: 175.75

AMOUNT(175.75) DESC(Home repair and improvement)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 1

Expenses:

AMOUNT(45.25) DESC(Monthly telephone and Internet services)

AMOUNT(200.2) DESC(Monthly electric, water and gas)

AMOUNT(1200) DESC(Rent)

AMOUNT(12.9) DESC(Netflix membership)

AMOUNT(99) DESC(Amazon membership)

AMOUNT(50) DESC(Monthly gym membership)

AMOUNT(175.75) DESC(Home repair and improvement)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 5

D:\>

Please fulfill the requirements. Thank you

Objectives:

• Perform C++ string object manipulation
• Understand how to manipulate data using arrays
• Handle input errors and invalid values
• Design and create a well-structured program using C++ basic programming constructs

Description:

Write a menu-driven program that provides the following options:

1. Show All
2. Spend
3. Search expenses containing this string
4. Search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount
5. Exit

It allows the user to select a menu option to display all expenses, add new entry, search for a substring and find the list of entries greater a given amount.

Requirements:

1. The program must produce similar output as example below. The output should be formatted nicely as given.
2. The program must use array of structs
3. The program must not use global variables. In another words, it must use local variables and pass-by-value or pass-by-reference parameters.
4. The program must define the maximum number of entries such as 100 and keeps track of the actual count of the current number of expenses entered by the user
5. You should not use data file to save or read from. All operations should be done through the use of arrays and array indices.
6. You must write at least 2 functions.
7. Do not use namespace std

Required error handling:

The program MUST perform the following checks:

1. Check for invalid amount (negative or 0 number)
2. Description cannot be empty.
3. Search is case-insensitive (ignore case, but the user may type in any case).

Sample run:

D:\>TrackExpensesUsingArray.exe

Welcome to my expense tracker.

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 1

There is no expense entry available.

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 2

Please enter the description for the expense: Monthly telephone and Internet services

Please enter the amount: 45.25

AMOUNT(45.25) DESC(Monthly telephone and Internet services)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 2

Please enter the description for the expense: Monthly electric, water and gas

Please enter the amount: 200.20

AMOUNT(200.2) DESC(Monthly electric, water and gas)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 2

Please enter the description for the expense: Rent

Please enter the amount: 1200

AMOUNT(1200) DESC(Rent)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 2

Please enter the description for the expense: Netflix membership

Please enter the amount: 12.90

AMOUNT(12.9) DESC(Netflix membership)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 2

Please enter the description for the expense: Amazon membership

Please enter the amount: 99

AMOUNT(99) DESC(Amazon membership)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 2

Please enter the description for the expense: Monthly gym membership

Please enter the amount: 50

AMOUNT(50) DESC(Monthly gym membership)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 1

Expenses:

AMOUNT(45.25) DESC(Monthly telephone and Internet services)

AMOUNT(200.2) DESC(Monthly electric, water and gas)

AMOUNT(1200) DESC(Rent)

AMOUNT(12.9) DESC(Netflix membership)

AMOUNT(99) DESC(Amazon membership)

AMOUNT(50) DESC(Monthly gym membership)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 3

Please enter the search string: membership

AMOUNT(12.9) DESC(Netflix membership)

AMOUNT(99) DESC(Amazon membership)

AMOUNT(50) DESC(Monthly gym membership)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 3

Please enter the search string: MEMBERSHIP

AMOUNT(12.9) DESC(Netflix membership)

AMOUNT(99) DESC(Amazon membership)

AMOUNT(50) DESC(Monthly gym membership)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 4

Please enter the amount: 50

AMOUNT(200.2) DESC(Monthly electric, water and gas)

AMOUNT(1200) DESC(Rent)

AMOUNT(99) DESC(Amazon membership)

AMOUNT(50) DESC(Monthly gym membership)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 4

Please enter the amount: 200

AMOUNT(200.2) DESC(Monthly electric, water and gas)

AMOUNT(1200) DESC(Rent)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 4

Please enter the amount: 1000

AMOUNT(1200) DESC(Rent)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 2

Please enter the description for the expense: Home repair and improvement

Please enter the amount: -1

Invalid amount. Amount cannot be negative or string. Please try it again.

Please enter the amount: -100

Invalid amount. Amount cannot be negative or string. Please try it again.

Please enter the amount: -1000

Invalid amount. Amount cannot be negative or string. Please try it again.

Please enter the amount: 175.75

AMOUNT(175.75) DESC(Home repair and improvement)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 1

Expenses:

AMOUNT(45.25) DESC(Monthly telephone and Internet services)

AMOUNT(200.2) DESC(Monthly electric, water and gas)

AMOUNT(1200) DESC(Rent)

AMOUNT(12.9) DESC(Netflix membership)

AMOUNT(99) DESC(Amazon membership)

AMOUNT(50) DESC(Monthly gym membership)

AMOUNT(175.75) DESC(Home repair and improvement)

Expense Tracking Menu:

1. show all

2. spend

3. search expenses containing this string

4. search expenses with greater than or equal to this amount

5. exit

Enter your option: 5

D:\>

Using Selection Sort on an any array of size 7, what will be the minimum/maximum number of comparisons and number of exchanges?

1 for i = 1 to A.length-1

2 for j = i+1 to A.length

3 if A[j] < A[i]

4 exchange A[i] with A[j]

The question is asking for definitions of these. :)

GRAPHING

a) Linear functions

(1) Intercepts

(2) Downward sloping function

(3) Upward sloping function

b) Non-linear functions

(1) Definition of a polynomial function

(2) Definition of a quadratic function

(3) Graph of a quadratic function

(4) A parabola opening up and its applications in economics

(5) A parabola opening down and its application in economics

SUPPLY AND DEMAND

A. Definition of a market

B. Components of a market

C. DEMAND

1) Definition of demand

2) Law of demand

3) INVERSE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRICE AND QUANTITY DEMANDED

4) REASON THE DEMAND CURVE SLOPES DOWNWARD TO THE RIGHT

5) MOVEMENT ALONG THE CURVE

6) SHIFTS IN THE CURVE

7) SUBSTITUTES

8) COMPLEMENTS

Harper, Inc. is incorporated in State 1 but also has offices in States 2, 3, and 4. All four states use the Uniform Division of Income for Tax Purposes Act (UDITPA) three-factor formula for determining the state apportionment percentage. Based on the following financial information, what percentages of Harper’s income should be apportioned to States 1 and 2? Round to the nearest whole percentage. Please show your calculations at how you arrived at your answer.

3. Based on the last six months of data, suppose that the percent of daily volume that occurs in each hour is as follows:

9:30-10:30          20%

10:30-11:30         10%

11:30-12:30         10%

12:30-1:30           10%

1:30-2:30              10%

2:30-3:30              15%

3:30-4:00              25%

You need to design a VWAP algo to buy 28,000 shares

Start time: 12:30

End time 4:00

Please enter your order sizes at the end of each hour

10:30

11:30

12:30

1:30

2:30

3:30

Close:

Question 1

price is an instance variable of a class. Inside that class there is a method public void change(int price).

From inside the method " change" how do we refer to the instance variable price and not the parameter price?

Answer:

Question 2

A method of a class can access which of the following:

1 global variables in the same scope

2. local variables defined within the method

3. the instance variables of its class

4. its parameters

Question 3

Which of the following are true of accessor methods:

1. accessor methods are of the same type as the variable to which they provide access.

2. accessor methods take no parameters

3. accessor methods are always of type void

4. accessor methods should be private

Create properly formatted script file (Initials_Final_pb_02.m) that will prompt the user to input a 1-D array of numbers (positive, negative, zero) and then use loop and conditional statement to find the number of all non-zero elements in this array and their products

Do NOT use the built-in commands such as sum, prod, length, size, … etc.

-        Use proper names for input and output variables.

Use the following 3 vectors to test your function and include the results as a commented text at the end of your script file. [3 -1 0 -4 2], [10 -15 20 -15 0], [1 0 -2 5 -2 3]

Format the output using fprintf similar to the following:

There are 4 non-zero numbers and their product is 24