Andy "Nard Dog" Bernard recently graduated from Cornell. As a graduation gift, Nard Dog's Father gave him the family's old Toyota Prius because, according to the father, "the Ferarri feels more like your brother and the old Prius seems more your style." The Prius was originally purchased 8 years ago for $33,000 and today it is worth $16,000. Is the gift taxable to Andy? If so, how much is taxable? Cite at least one section of the Internal Revenue Code to support your answer. Is the gift taxable to to the father? If so, how much is taxable? Cite at least one section of the Internal Revenue Code to support your answer. If the father sold the Prius and gave the proceeds as a gift to Andy would the gift be taxable to either Andy or the Father? If so, how much would be taxable? Cite at least one section of the Internal Revenue Code to support your answer.

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circular orbit, what would be the distance from the star such that the planet’s surface
temperature is 280 K (no atmosphere or greenhouse effect to worry about)? What are the
orbital period and circular velocity of the planet? What is the circular velocity of the star (in
m/s) that would be measured with the Doppler shif

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Fluorine is so reactive that it forms compounds with materials inert to other treatments. When 0.622 g of platinum is heated in fluorine, 0.985 g of a dark red, volatile solid forms.

When 0.378 g of this red solid reacts with 0.161 g xenon gas, 0.539 g of an orange-yellow solid forms. What is the empirical formula of this product, the first to contain a noble gas?