Describe how transactional behaviors and co-activators work including the zinc fingers and leucine zippers

The definition of a (well-defined) function f : X → Y . Meaning of domain, range, and co-domain

Please briefly explain Espinoza v Farah Manufactoring Co. 414 US 86 (1973)

What proteins might be most likely to co-purify with Con A during affinity chromatography on Sephadex?

List the assumptions in the general linear model and show what this means for the variance co variance matrix

Working with Files in C++.

Create the following  program called payroll.cpp.  Note that the file you read must be created before you run this program.  The output file will be created automatically by the program.  You can save the input file in the same directory as your payroll.cpp file by using Add New Item, Text File.  

// File:  Payroll.cpp

// Purpose:  Read data from a file and write out a payroll

// Programmer:  (your name and section)

#include <cstdlib> // for the definition of EXIT_FAILURE

#include <fstream> // required for external file streams

#include <iostream> // required for cin cout

using namespace std;

int main ()

{

ifstream ins; // associates ins as an input stream

 ofstream outs; // associates outs as an output stream

 int id; // id for employee

 double hours, rate; // hours and rate worked

 double pay; // pay calculated

 double total_pay; // grand total of pay

 // Open input and output file, exit on any error

 ins.open ("em_in.txt"); // ins connects to file "em_in.txt"

 if (ins.fail ())

 {

   cout << "*** ERROR: Cannot open input file. " << endl;

   getchar(); //  hold the screen

   return EXIT_FAILURE;

 } // end if

 outs.open ("em_out.txt"); // outs connects to file "em_out.txt"

 if (outs.fail ())

 {

   cout << "*** ERROR: Cannot open output file." << endl;

   getchar();

   return EXIT_FAILURE;

 } // end if

// Set total_pay to 0

total_pay = 0;

ins >> id; // get first id from file

// Do the payroll while the id number is not the sentinel value

while (id != 0)

 {

   ins >> hours >> rate;

   pay = hours * rate;

   total_pay += pay;

   outs << "For  employee " << id << endl;

   outs << "The pay is " << pay << " for " << hours

<< " hours worked at " << rate << " rate of pay" << endl << endl;

   ins >> id;

 } // end while

 // Display a message on the screen

   cout << "Employee processing finished" << endl;

   cout << "Grand total paid out is " << total_pay << endl;

   ins.close(); // close input file stream

   outs.close(); // close output file stream

   return 0;

 }

Create the input file:

Inside C++ go to  File Add New Item and then Text to create a text file.  

Type in the data below

In the same directory as your .cpp file for Payroll.cpp click Files and Save As em_in.txt

1234

35  10.5

3456

40 20.5

0

solution should show :

-the output file  

-the input file

-the screen output

-the source program

Which of the following serve as examples of strong separation of duties within the context of the acquisition/payment process?

Question 6 options:

Missouri Can Corporation (MCC) manufactures and sells a variety of can types, such as soft drink cans, oil cans and many others. MCC has adopted a functional organization structure that includes departments for accounting, marketing, manufacturing, human resources and information systems. Which of the following appropriately pairs a document with one of MCC's business processes?

Question 14 options:

Which of the following statements best explains the relationship between the acquisition/payment process and the sales/collection process?

Question 15 options:

Consider the following statements as you answer the question:

i. Felix, a cash receipts clerk, applied Allison's payment to the invoices indicated on her remittance advice.
ii. In purchasing books, Allison filled out a form on a bookstore's web site.
iii. The bookstore's web site verified Allison's credit limit.
iv. William, a warehouse worker, prepared Allison's books for shipment.

Which of these statements most clearly relates to the third step in the sales/collection process?

Question 19 options:

Which of the following exemplifies the role and purpose of the sales/collection process?

Question 35 options:

Accounting information systems have five generic elements. Which of the following pairs includes two examples of the same element within the context of the acquisition/payment process?

Question 50 options:

Unit 2 Exercise Questions

Q1. Show detailed calculations of CFFA under two approaches we have discussed in our class.

Q2. Comment on the cashflow performance of the company in the years of 2018 and 2019.(20 marks)

Q3. If you were to advise Flamingo Inc. for the year 2020, what recommendations would you propose regarding the capital structure of the company? Why?

Unit 2 Exercise Questions

Q1. Show detailed calculations of CFFA under two approaches we have discussed in our class.

Q2. Comment on the cashflow performance of the company in the years of 2018 and 2019.(20 marks)

Q3. If you were to advise Flamingo Inc. for the year 2020, what recommendations would you propose regarding the capital structure of the company? Why?