4. We have called plate tectonics a scientific revolution. What other scientific revolutions do you know about? How is the plate tectonics revolution similar to, or different from, other revolutions, such as the Copernican revolution in astronomy? 5. What is the tectonic environment of the place where you live or attend school? Do you live near a plate margin? If so, what type is it? Or do you live in the middle of a plate? If so, which one?
In: Other
1) Explain the primary benefits of a business education?
2) Why is pursuing an MBA immediately after finishing an undergraduate degree generally a bad idea?
3) briefly describe the various alternatives to a formal business education.?
4) Explain the difference between “training” and “education”. Then explain the role of each in higher education (and specifically in business school)?
5) What does a business degree signal to an employer?
6) Briefly describe the various formats for a business degree?
In: Accounting
EvansvilleEvansville
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In: Accounting
Fire/Burn Safety: Fire /flame safety: e.g candles, matches, camping fires planning and implementation for preschool kids. you will be promoting health related topics for both preschool age children (infant -5 years) and school age children (4.5-11). Children will learn to practice the health promotion information on their own share with their parents and give staff/teacher ideas to use in their own guiding care of the children.
Include learning pictures or video
Pediatric Teaching Plan Evaluation Rubric
Directions: Address the content criteria in a narrative document and label each heading as identified. Include a reference/resource/bibliography list. Utilize APA format (in text citations) throughout the document as this is an evidence- based project. (See resources below. This is not a comprehensive list. What other resources did you find?) Include all student names on the cover page and submit final copy in each student’s blackboard drop box.
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In: Nursing
The Salary Institute of America (SIOA) has gathered the following data on individuals working in the retail industry in Alabama.
a. Construct a 90% confidence interval to estimate the population mean salary for females with bachelors who work in the retail industry in Alabama. Interpret your interval.
b. Suppose you would like to estimate the population proportiion of retail workers in Georgia who have a masters degree with 95% confidence and a margin of error of 3 percentage points. How large of a sample would you need? Interpret your interval.
| Gender | Age | Experience | Education | Annual_Salary |
| Male | 30 | 3 | Bachelors | $38,556 |
| Male | 31 | 1 | Masters | $35,829 |
| Female | 29 | 5 | High School | $14,371 |
| Male | 34 | 2 | Bachelors | $19,106 |
| Female | 33 | 1 | Masters | $36,109 |
| Female | 27 | 0 | High School | $17,439 |
| Female | 42 | 11 | Bachelors | $49,987 |
| Female | 21 | 0 | Bachelors | $17,784 |
| Male | 29 | 3 | Bachelors | $22,100 |
| Male | 23 | 0 | Bachelors | $26,118 |
| Female | 36 | 5 | Masters | $39,205 |
| Male | 37 | 11 | Bachelors | $42,331 |
| Female | 44 | 7 | Bachelors | $49,861 |
| Female | 25 | 2 | Bachelors | $27,750 |
| Female | 39 | 5 | Bachelors | $38,450 |
| Female | 50 | 10 | Bachelors | $76,927 |
| Male | 56 | 5 | Bachelors | $109,285 |
| Male | 44 | 12 | Masters | $50,912 |
| Female | 32 | 4 | Bachelors | $33,100 |
| Male | 28 | 0 | Bachelors | $36,901 |
| Male | 46 | 4 | Masters | $54,613 |
| Female | 23 | 0 | Bachelors | $28,743 |
| Female | 20 | 0 | High School | $15,945 |
| Female | 34 | 10 | Bachelors | $37,183 |
| Male | 46 | 7 | Bachelors | $57,966 |
| Male | 60 | 10 | Bachelors | $85,471 |
| Male | 47 | 5 | Bachelors | $54,199 |
| Female | 51 | 10 | Bachelors | $90,473 |
| Female | 33 | 6 | Masters | $40,207 |
| Male | 58 | 9 | Bachelors | $88,763 |
| Male | 53 | 13 | Masters | $90,874 |
| Male | 55 | 11 | Masters | $89,867 |
| Male | 31 | 5 | Masters | $41,956 |
| Male | 40 | 4 | Masters | $54,965 |
| Male | 33 | 2 | Bachelors | $39,224 |
| Male | 25 | 0 | Bachelors | $30,327 |
| Female | 51 | 12 | Masters | $87,489 |
| Female | 45 | 20 | Bachelors | $51,259 |
| Female | 52 | 12 | Bachelors | $93,278 |
| Male | 63 | 16 | Bachelors | $93,588 |
| Female | 35 | 5 | Masters | $43,184 |
| Female | 27 | 0 | High School | $18,014 |
| Male | 26 | 0 | Bachelors | $21,750 |
| Male | 38 | 6 | Masters | $39,455 |
| Female | 48 | 6 | Bachelors | $53,388 |
| Male | 24 | 0 | Bachelors | $29,356 |
| Male | 47 | 11 | Bachelors | $49,638 |
| Female | 50 | 8 | Bachelors | $51,194 |
| Female | 41 | 9 | Bachelors | $48,442 |
| Female | 42 | 11 | Bachelors | $50,712 |
| Female | 37 | 8 | Bachelors | $31,008 |
| Female | 35 | 3 | Bachelors | $36,932 |
In: Statistics and Probability
Case Study: Children and Youth
Ms. Case Study-Youth is a 14-year-old high school student who weighs 58 kg and is 157.5 cm tall. She is an apparently healthy girl who recently had a significant reduction in her physical activity level and started to gain weight. She was a gymnast through middle school but because of the excessive time commitment to compete at a high level, she decided not to continue gymnastics as she entered high school. Due to her previous experience in sport, she is considered physically literate and has a decent movement vocabulary. She spends most of her time hanging out with friends and using electronic devices. Ms. Case Study-Youth recently started running 15 minutes per day with her father after school and hopes to join the cross country team in the fall. As part of her physical education curriculum, she recently participated in the FITNESSGRAM test battery. Her results are listed below:
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FITNESSGRAM Assessment |
Score |
Healthy Fitness Zone Classification |
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PACER |
20 laps |
Not in Healthy Fitness Zone |
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Push-ups |
10 push-ups |
In Healthy Fitness Zone |
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Curl-ups |
45 curl-ups |
In Healthy Fitness Zone |
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Back-Saver Sit and Reach |
12 inches |
In Healthy Fitness Zone |
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Body Composition (BMI) |
23.4 kg · m−2 |
Not in Healthy Fitness Zone |
She hopes to be classified as in the Healthy Fitness Zone for all components of health-related fitness by the end of the year assessment. Ms. Case Study-Youth plans to improve her aerobic capacity and body composition over the next few months as well as maintain her muscular fitness (strength, endurance, and flexibility). She enjoys being social with her friends, so she is looking to participate in group activities.
Case Study: Children and Youth Questions
1. What is Ms. Case Study-Youth’s ACSM risk classification?
2. What type of aerobic exercise test would you have her complete (maximal vs. submaximal)? What mode is ideal? What other assessments would you complete on her and why?
3. Using the FITT principle, prescribe 4 week a physical activity program that will help Ms. Case Study-Youth improve her aerobic fitness. Please justify all components of the FITT principle.
4. Suggest bone and muscle strengthening activities for Ms. Case Study-Youth to participate in as part of her exercise prescription. How do you think her gymnastics experience impacted her muscle and bone strength, and why is this experience beneficial in regard to starting a muscle and bone strengthening program?
5. What strategies could be used to reduce the amount of time that Ms. Case St
In: Anatomy and Physiology
| Special notes. | Books | Tuition | Tax | Tax bracket | Pell Grants |
| This student volunteers time at a local school to help with their underfunded music program. He could have earned $400 with the time he spent there. | $300 | $4,000 | $1,000 | 12% | $3,300 |
What is the amount of the Maximum Benefit?
QUESTION 12
| Special notes. | Books | Tuition | Tax | Tax bracket | Pell Grants |
| This student volunteers time at a local school to help with their underfunded music program. He could have earned $400 with the time he spent there. | $300 | $4,000 | $1,000 | 12% | $3,300 |
| What is the amount of the Taxable Scholarship? |
0.5 points
QUESTION 13
| Special notes. | Books | Tuition | Tax | Tax bracket | Pell Grants |
| This student spent $20 to take a first date to an ice skating. He did not know how to skate. The subsequent rejection made him feel sad. | $600 | $3,000 | $3,000 | 12% | $4,000 |
| What is the amount of the Maximum Benefit? |
0.5 points
QUESTION 14
| Special notes. | Books | Tuition | Tax | Tax bracket | Pell Grants |
| This student spent $20 to take a first date to an ice skating. He did not know how to skate. The subsequent rejection made him feel sad. | $600 | $3,000 | $3,000 | 12% | $4,000 |
| What is the amount of the Taxable Scholarship? |
QUESTION 17
| Special notes. | Books | Tuition | Tax | Tax bracket | Pell Grants |
| This student paid $400 for salsa dancing lessons from a local bar. He hoped his dancing skills would impress a particular female student. It did not work. | $700 | $10,000 | $1,000 | 12% | $3,000 |
What is the amount of the Maximum Benefit?
0.5 points
QUESTION 18
| Special notes. | Books | Tuition | Tax | Tax bracket | Pell Grants |
| This student paid $400 for salsa dancing lessons from a local bar. He hoped his dancing skills would impress a particular female student. It did not work. | $700 | $10,000 | $1,000 | 12% | $3,000 |
| What is the amount of the Taxable Scholarship? |
0.5 points
QUESTION 19
| Special notes. | Books | Tuition | Tax | Tax bracket | Pell Grants |
| This student just finished his second semester of grad school. His final paper was about Batman…in an accounting course. | $700 | $10,000 | $3,000 | 12% | $11,000 |
| What is the amount of the Maximum Benefit? |
0.5 points
QUESTION 20
| Special notes. | Books | Tuition | Tax | Tax bracket | Pell Grants |
| This student just finished his second semester of grad school. His final paper was about Batman…in an accounting course. | $700 | $10,000 | $3,000 | 12% | $11,000 |
| What is the amount of the Taxable Scholarship? |
In: Accounting
Please Typing this My Summary from reading Chapter I need to fix My Words and make Clear for understanding Thanks
In section 4, it discusses how to adequately deal with your time. Time the board is a significant resource that you have to cause you to have as an understudy. This Part expresses half of understudies experience difficulty dealing with their time in their first year of school. School is a major distinction from secondary school, and a great deal of understudies experience difficulty adjusting to the change. Understudy manage lingering alongside the dread of coming up short, needing to ensure everything is great or simply being languid and doing everything a minute ago. These things, however most understudies simply don't have a clue how to deal with their time. Part 4 has a format of the fact that It is so imperative to have time the executives ability and it gives you a thought of how to deal with your time by separating it in steps. Initial step you need Break down, Second step you have to organize, and third step you have to organize. In addition to the fact that you need to follow these three stages, yet you have to decide and design out your semester by your week and every day to excel and ensure everything is set and to guarantee you wont miss anything. With follow these means you could prevail in school and make it much less upsetting on yourself.
I can identify with a ton of things right now as the fantasy of dawdling. There has been a great deal of times where I've held up to until the last moment to assignments and still until this day, I experience difficulty dealing with my time. I will in general battle a great deal with start on papers since I didn't design it out before attempt to type it out. By perusing this part I currently realize what to so as to finish my paper and on schedule. Something that this section educated me about that I can 100% concur with is that a decent time the executives plan changes goal vigorously. What I take from that data is that I have to investigate my work, really conceptualize thoughts and plan out everything before really working my arrangement out. this part can help such a significant number of understudies, I've heard numerous reasons like "I have an inability to write " or "I have work so I don't have time ", Yet on the off chance that you really set aside the effort to break down and organize your work, at that point you wont experience difficulty ensuring your assignments are on schedule or ensuring what you turn in is really worth a passing mark.
In: Operations Management
Please Typing this My Summary from reading Chapter I need to fix My Words and make Clear for understanding Thanks
In section 4, it discusses how to adequately deal with your time. Time the board is a significant resource that you have to cause you to have as an understudy. This Part expresses half of understudies experience difficulty dealing with their time in their first year of school. School is a major distinction from secondary school, and a great deal of understudies experience difficulty adjusting to the change. Understudy manage lingering alongside the dread of coming up short, needing to ensure everything is great or simply being languid and doing everything a minute ago. These things, however most understudies simply don't have a clue how to deal with their time. Part 4 has a format of the fact that It is so imperative to have time the executives ability and it gives you a thought of how to deal with your time by separating it in steps. Initial step you need Break down, Second step you have to organize, and third step you have to organize. In addition to the fact that you need to follow these three stages, yet you have to decide and design out your semester by your week and every day to excel and ensure everything is set and to guarantee you wont miss anything. With follow these means you could prevail in school and make it much less upsetting on yourself.
I can identify with a ton of things right now as the fantasy of dawdling. There has been a great deal of times where I've held up to until the last moment to assignments and still until this day, I experience difficulty dealing with my time. I will in general battle a great deal with start on papers since I didn't design it out before attempt to type it out. By perusing this part I currently realize what to so as to finish my paper and on schedule. Something that this section educated me about that I can 100% concur with is that a decent time the executives plan changes goal vigorously. What I take from that data is that I have to investigate my work, really conceptualize thoughts and plan out everything before really working my arrangement out. this part can help such a significant number of understudies, I've heard numerous reasons like "I have an inability to write " or "I have work so I don't have time ", Yet on the off chance that you really set aside the effort to break down and organize your work, at that point you wont experience difficulty ensuring your assignments are on schedule or ensuring what you turn in is really worth a passing mark.
In: Operations Management
Bill Arrow of the PROPS airplane service business that we
learned about for 1 also has an auto rental business at that same
small airport. He has been managing this part of his “empire” with
a large, complicated spreadsheet. The spreadsheet has met his needs
in the past, but with the success of the database you designed and
implemented for the airplane storage and service parts of his
business, he has recognized the value of the database to store,
access, protect his data. He has asked you to develop a plan to
incorporate his existing spreadsheet data into new database.
The spreadsheet contains data for the cars in the rental fleet. It
tracks the maker, model, VIN number, body style, and number of
doors for each car. It also tracks the dealers from whom Bill
bought the cars with dealer name and address. (Most dealers have
brick and mortar buildings and physical addresses. However, there
are also some Tesla autos in the fleet. Bill buys these units
directly from Tesla through a web site.)
The following table represents a portion of the spreadsheet. Using
this table as a starting point, show the steps you would take to
design a new, normalized table(s) that could be added to the
existing PROPS database. There is no need to consider how this new
table(s) would be actually be added to the PROPS database
PROPS Auto Rental Spreadsheet
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Maker |
Model |
VIN Number |
Body Style |
Doors |
Model Year |
Dealer |
Address |
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Ford (F) |
Fusion (F) |
123456789 |
Sedan (S) |
4 |
2020 |
Valley Ford (VF) |
123 Valley Road Glenview, VA |
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F-150 (F-1) |
234567890 |
Pickup (P) |
2 |
2020 |
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Escape (E) |
34567891 |
SUV |
5 |
2020 |
Ridgeline Ford (RF) |
1515 Ridge Rd. Crestview, SC |
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Tesla (TS) |
Y |
908070123 |
Hatch (H) |
5 |
2020 |
Tesla (T) |
Tesla.com |
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Toyota (T) |
Camry (C) |
987654321 |
Sedan (S) |
4 |
2019 |
Mid-Town Toyota (MT) |
321 Main St Ridge City, NC |
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RAV4 (R) |
678954321 |
SUV |
5 |
2020 |
Ridgeline Ford (RF) |
1515 Ridge Rd. Crestview, SC |
In: Computer Science