1. A state’s Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) claims that 60% of all teens pass their driving test on the
first attempt. An investigative reporter examines an SRS of the DMV records for 125 teens; 56 of them
passed the test on their first try. Is there convincing evidence at the α=0.01 significance level that the
DMV’s claim is lower?

2. In a recent year, 65% of first-year college students responding to a national survey identified “being
very well-off financially” as an important personal goal. A state university finds that 102 of an SRS of
200 of its first-year students say that this goal is important. Is there convincing evidence at
the α=0.05 significance level that the proportion of all first-year students at this university who think
being very well-off is important differs from the national value of 65%?

3. Every road has one at some point—construction zones that have much lower speed limits. To see if
drivers obey these lower speed limits, a police officer uses a radar gun to measure the speed (in miles
per hour, or mph) of a random sample of 10 drivers in a 25 mph construction zone. Here are the data:
27 33 32 21 30 30 29 25 27 34
Is there convincing evidence at the α=0.01 significance level that the average speed of drivers in this
construction zone is greater than the posted speed limit?

4. A school librarian purchases a novel for her library. The publisher claims that the book is written at a fifth-grade reading level, but the librarian suspects that the reading level is lower than that. The librarian selects a random sample of 45 pages and uses a standard readability test to assess the reading level of each page. The mean reading level of these pages is 4.8 with a standard deviation of 0.6. Do these data give convincing evidence at the α=0.01 significance level that the average reading level of this novel is less than 5?

1. Company X has an employee who is paid weekly. For Company X the FUTA

tax rate is 6%. The limit for FUTA is $7000 of employee annual earning subject to the applicable tax.

The employee earns $1000 for the week and has cumulative earnings year to date through the previous week of

$6500. How much is deducted from the employee’s weekly paycheck for FUTA?

A. -60-

B. 30

C. 600

D. 300

E. None of the above

2. For the journal entry-- Dr. Accounts Payable 400; Cr. Cash 400--, what is the correct analysis of the journal entry?

Consider a hypothetical company who is considering itex expansion in India (soft drink company)

Need the below information

TOPIC :Media

A)Availability of Media

B)Costs

C)Agency assistance

250 words

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Consider a hypothetical company who is considering itex expansion in India (soft drink company)

Need the below information

TOPIC :Channels of Distribution(macro analysis)

A)Retailers

B)Wholesaler middlemen

C)Import/Export agents

250 words

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Consider a hypothetical company who is considering itex expansion in India (soft drink company)

Need the below information

Working Condition

a)Employee-employer relation

b)Employee participation

c)Salaries,Wages and benefit

:250 words

No copy please.Use your own words.

One of Lotus Compassionate Care’s newest residents in its Residential Care Unit is Mariana Lopes, an immigrant from the Dominican Republic who has only been living in Australia for a year. Six months ago, she was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia, a disorder that causes widespread and chronic muscle pain, fatigue, sleep problems, and memory problems. This condition makes it difficult for her to move around at home and carry out her activities of daily living (ADLs), such as taking a shower and dressing up. Mrs. Lopes is a widow and lives with her only son, Anthony, who recently got divorced and is childless. She is left alone at home most of the day when Anthony is at work. Because of this, she decided to move into Lotus Compassionate Care three weeks ago to access their residential care services.

Two weeks ago, Mrs. Lopes’ Fibromyalgia worsened due to the low winter temperatures, triggering increased pain in her legs and hips, as well as increased fatigue. She can barely get out of bed without the assistance of Laura, her individual support worker. According to Dr. James Campbell, Lotus Compassionate Care’s general practitioner, Mrs. Lopes’ condition—called Fibromyalgia flare—can last throughout the winter season, and she needs a high-level of assistance with her activities of daily living during this time.

Also, Mrs. Lopes’ native language is Spanish, and she knows little English. This has caused her to feel loneliness and social isolation because this language issue prevents her from building good relationships with Laura and other residents of the facility.

The problem is, although Lotus Compassionate Care has the capability and facilities to meet the needs of a client with Fibromyalgia, it no longer has access to:

⦁   professional interpreting and translating services,
⦁   ethnic/multicultural organisations to source and employ bilingual staff who can address language issues and provide comfort and social support to clients who are non-native English speakers, and
⦁   organisations that can provide language lessons and cultural awareness training for its staff so that they can better meet the needs of clients who are non-native English speakers.

Lotus Compassionate Care must immediately address these gaps in its networks and collaborative partnerships in line with its policies and practices which include:
⦁   Anti-discrimination practices
⦁   Code of Ethics for Residential Aged Care, particularly:
⦁   The right of individuals to be treated with respect.
⦁   The right of individuals to have their religious and cultural identity respected.
⦁   The right to an appropriate standard of care to meet individual needs.
⦁   The recognition that human beings are social beings with social needs.
⦁   Code of Conduct, particularly:
⦁   Promote and protect client’s right about diversity and equity.
⦁   Provide person-centred care that considers the individual’s culture, religious, social, emotional, and physical needs.
⦁   Training and development for staff to achieve the organisation’s goals and objectives

For the purpose of this assessment, this case study scenario is located in your state/territory. （ I live in Ashfield   NSW )

⦁   Identify three (3) needs of Lotus Compassionate Care that it must address to meet Mrs. Lopes’ needs and list them in the order of their importance.
Guidance:
⦁   The first priority must relate to addressing Mrs. Lopes’ need for daily self-care.
⦁   The second priority must relate to addressing Mrs. Lopes’ communication needs.
⦁   The third priority must relate to addressing Mrs. Lopes’ emotional needs.

4. In a survey sponsored by the Lindt chocolate company, 1708 women were surveyed and 85% of them said that chocolate made them happier. (a) Is there anything potentially wrong with this survey? (b) Of the 1708 women surveyed, what is the number of them who said that chocolate made them happier? (c) Use Excel to construct a 98% confidence interval estimate of the percentage of women who say that chocolate makes them happier. Insert a screenshot, write down the confidence interval and write a brief statement interpreting the result. 3 (d) Use Excel to test the claim that when asked, more than 80% of women say that chocolate makes them happier. Use a 0.02 significance level. (i.e. complete steps (a) to (e) similar to question 3) (e) Does your result from (d) contradict your result from (c)? Explain

In the survey sponsored by the Lindt chocolate company, 1708 women were surveyed and 85% of them said that chocolate made them happier.
a) Is there anything potentially wrong with this survey?
b) Of the 1708 women surveyed, what is the number of them who said that chocolate made them happier?
c)Use Excel to construct a 98% confidence interval estimate of the percentage of women who say that chocolate makes them happier. Insert a screenshot, write down the confidence interval and write a brief statement interpreting the result.

(d) Use Excel to test the claim that when asked, more than 80% of women say that chocolate makes them happier. Use a 0.02 significance level. (i.e. complete steps (a) to (e) similar to question 3)
(e) Does your result from (d) contradict your result from (c)? Explain.

If a company such as IBM includes other gains and losses in its sales, general and administrative expenses, w

What is the value per share be of a company with the following dividends?

Next years Dividend is expected to be $1.40

Expect Div Growth rates

13.40%

12.70%

10.80%

9.65%

7.70%

ROE = 13.47%

Plowback Rate= 61%

US T-BILL = 1.15%

BETA = 1.07

expect ret in Mkt = 10.83%

Please compute with excel