Instructions: Work on the following questions/problems. Be sure to answer all questions (and sub questions within a problem).
Price ($) Qty. Demanded
90 100
110 90
130 70
In: Economics
Step 1- Choose one of the following scenarios:
Stage collapse at an outdoor concert (No deaths, 50 in hospital with minor injuries
An awards event happened at a local hotel and 5 people are in hospital with food poisoning
Theft by an employee at a non-profit
Drunk driving charge by a politician
COVID-19 outbreak at a hospital (we will downplay this from the current situation)
Step 2 – Complete each of the following items based on the scenario that you have chosen
You are the public relations director for one of the above scenarios and you know that within days negative headlines and TV news stories will appear throughout the local news.
a. What do you do first?
b. What public are you most concerned with?
c. How will you respond to the media?
d. Why is it important that you respond?
Pretend you are holding a press conference to provide information to the media and public in room 246 at TCC on April 13th at 10 am.
Write a media advisory to encourage the media to cover your press conference
Anticipate questions that you would receive from the media at the press conference
Write down potential questions from the media and prepare the answers applying the readings you reviewed in this module to your responses.
Develop 2-3 key message points and a sound bit to provide to the reporter
Write a press release that would be sent out to your media contacts after the press conference.
In: Operations Management
Your friend Bob owns a 2019 Chevrolet Corvette. Your friend Bob never lets you drive his Corvette. Your friend Bob, does however, go out of town a lot. One day, Bob gives you a call and asks if you can drive him to Quincy Airport. Bob even agrees to let you drive the Corvette to take him to the airport. Wanting to get behind the wheel of Bob’s 2013 Corvette, you agree to drive Bob to the airport. The day of the flight, Bob drives to your house in the Corvette. Bob hands you the keys, and you drive Bob to the airport without incident. You make it home from the airport without incident. You park the Corvette in your driveway, next to your car. Three days pass without incident (Bob’s trip is for a week). On the fourth day, you notice someone broke the driver side window of Bob’s Corvette. You tell Bob what happened. Bob becomes upset. Bob says the Corvette was “your responsibility” and that you owe him for the damage. Bob sues you for the damage done to the Corvette.
Do you have to pay Bob? Was a bailment created? If so, what type of bailment? What is the appropriate duty of care, if any? Be sure to fully explain your answer, after all, Corvette damage (no matter how slight) is never cheap.
In: Finance
Suppose we wish to build a multiple regression model to predict the cost of rent (dollars) in a city based on population (thousands of people), and income (thousands of dollars). Use the alpha level of 0.05.
| City | Monthly Rent ($) | 2018 Population (Thousands) | 2010 Median Income (Thousands of Dollars) |
| Denver, CO | 998 | 586.158 | 45.438 |
| Birmingham, AL | 711 | 212.237 | 301.704 |
| San Diego, CA | 1414 | 1307.402 | 61.962 |
| Gainesville, FL | 741 | 124.354 | 28.653 |
| Winston-Salem, NC | 750 | 239.617 | 41.979 |
| Memphis, TN | 819 | 646.889 | 36.535 |
| Austin, TX | 900 | 790.39 | 51.236 |
| Seattle, WA | 1219 | 618.66 | 58.99 |
| Richmond, VA | 735 | 204.214 | 37.735 |
| Charleston, SC | 812 | 120.083 | 47.799 |
| College Park, MD | 1407 | 30.413 | 66.9 |
| Savannah, GA | 789 | 136.286 | 32.778 |
| Minneapolis, MN | 988 | 394.578 | 45.625 |
| Detroit, MI | 650 | 713.777 | 29.447 |
| Baton Rouge, LA | 827 | 229.493 | 35.436 |
5. What are the values of the estimated slope for the variable “Population”? Interpret the value in terms of actual names of IVs and the DV.
6. Does Income significantly influence the Rent at the alpha level of 0.01? Make sure to show which values you use to make the decision.
7. Does Population significantly influence the Rent at the alpha level of 0.01? Make sure to show which values you use to make the decision.
In: Statistics and Probability
1.)How would you describe the motion of the pendulum?
a.)Rotational Motion
b.)Linear motion
c.)Oscillatory Motion
2.)What is the shape of the graph of position versus time for the
pendulum?
a.)Exponential
b.)Sine Wave
c.)Circular
d.)Tangential
3.)What is the shape of the graph for position versus time for the
spring?
a.)Circular
b.)Exponential
c.)Sine Wave
d.)Tangential
4.)What were the variables that were changed for the
experiment?
a.)Velocity of the weight
b.)Temperature of the room
c.)Mass of the weight
d.)length of the pendulum
5.)Which variable affects the period of the pendulum more?
a.)Length of the pendulum
b.)Velocity
c.)Mass of the pendulum
d.)Spring constant
6.)What variable affects the time period of the spring?
a.)Length the spring is extended to
b.)Mass of the weight
c.)Length of pendulum
d.)Gravitational acceleration
7.)What are two examples where a pendulum is used for timing?
(Choose two)
a.)Grandfather Clock
b.)Metronome
c.)An amusement park swing
d.)A stopwatch
8.)What are the sources of error for both experiments?
9.)A pendulum on Earth has a period of 1 second. What will be its
period on the moon whose gravity is one-sixth that of the
Earth?
10.)Given two mass spring systems such that the spring constant of
the first is twice the second and the mass of the second is thrice
that of the first, calculate the ratio of the period of the first
to that of the second.
Answer value
In: Physics
I try to add the table content work, they will not allow me.. see below in another post pls
One question pls i need help with this, kindly show your work as well so that i can learn. I WILL RATE IT AND LEAVE A COMMENT. THANKS
Tidal Wave is considering purchasing a water park in San Diego comma California, for $ 1 950 000. The new facility will generate annual net cash inflows of $ 500 000 for eight years. Engineers estimate that the facility will remain useful for eight years and have no residual value. The company uses straight-line depreciation. Its owners want payback in less than five years and an ARR of 10% or more. Management uses a 14% hurdle rate on investments of this nature.
Requirement 1. Compute the payback period, the ARR, the NPV, and the approximate IRR of this investment. (If you use the tables to compute the IRR, answer with the closest interest rate shown in the tables.) (Round the payback period to one decimal place.)
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The payback period is |
years. |
(Round the percentage to the nearest tenth percent.)
|
The ARR (accounting rate of return) is |
%. |
(Round your answer to the nearest whole dollar.)
|
Net present value $ |
The IRR (internal rate of return) is between
▼
16% and 18%
20% and 22%
22% and 24%
18% and 20%
.
Requirement 2. Recommend whether the company should invest in this project.
Recommendation:
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Do not invest in the new facility.
Invest in the new facility.
In: Accounting
Reno, Inc., is considering a project to establish a plant for
producing and selling consumer goods
in an under developed country. Assume that the host country’s
economy is very dependent on
oil prices, the local currency of the country is very volatile,
governance standards are quite
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compromised with a high pedigree of unfair practices and the
sovereign or country risk is
considered to be high. It is known that the host country’s economic
conditions are un-related to
U.S. economy and the global economy other than material changes
that relate and/or emanate
in external environment due to oil price changes.
Required:
a) Should the required rate of return (and therefore the risk
premium) on the project be
higher or lower than that of other alternative projects in the i)
United States; ii) any
other G-7 country; iii) Pakistan? Explain with cogent
reasons.
b) Assume that the required rate of return is 20% in the first year
of operations and
increases by 2% every year for 5-years. Based on financial
projections and estimated
cash flows, return on equity (ROE) is expected to be in the ball
park of 18% in Year-1,
whereas moving forward in Year-2 through Year-5 it is expected to
remain in range of
30% per annum. Based on these numbers, would you recommend that
Reno should
move ahead with this new investment? Why or why not? Explain with
cogent reasons.
In: Finance
There are 3 short answer questions in this paper. Type your answers where indicated. Your answers can be in bullet point form.
A local resort in the Blue Mountains is for sale.
Type answer here
The government has identified an area of the national park near the resort that they are going to release for sale for development to raise money. The sale of the land is being done by sealed bid auction with the government committee deciding which offer to accept based on several criteria including the amount offered as well as the plans for development. You find out that someone on the committee is trying to solicit a kickback of 15% to award the contract.
Type answer here
The resort monitors all the sales and COGS in each of the departments and they noticed that COGS have been increasing in the restaurant without any change in the revenues.
What are some of the possible explanations for the increasing COGS? How would you investigate fraud-related potential explanations?
In: Accounting
In: Finance
Project 2: Capital Budgeting Activity
Scenario:
Your client owns a successful restaurant in downtown Chicago (at
least pre-Covid-19!). She wants to open a second restaurant in the
suburbs and has asked you to help her choose between two locations.
Key information is listed below. Using the four capital budgeting
methods that we know, prepare a presentation that shows your
recommendation to your client (and why).
Initial Investment: 2,500,000 and use 9% discount rate
| Forest Park (10% tx rate) | Rosemont (10.25% tx rate) | |
| Annual Cash Flows | $1,000,000 | $1,100,000 |
| Annual Cash Outflows | $400,000 | $650,000 |
| # years of expected useful life of project | 25 | 30 |
Annual non-cash (all depreciation) expenses:
Use straight line depreciation to find!
For both, assume no residual value and: 9% discount rate
REQUIREMENTS:
Prepare a PowerPoint that you would give/show to your client that
clearly identifies your recommendation as to which location she
should select to open her second restaurant. Additional MUST HAVES,
include clearly identified calculations of the four capital
budgeting methodologies (showing your work, not the work of Google
or Excel programmers!) we have used in this module, and sufficient
information on what these metrics mean, particularly as it relates
to your preference decision.
In: Accounting