ANNUAL BALANCE SHEET
($ MILLIONS)
BOEING CO
		Dec09	Dec08	Dec07	Dec06	Dec05
ASSETS
Cash & Short-Term Investments		11,223	3,279	9,308	6,386	5,966
Net Receivables		6,153	6,027	6,068	5,655	5,613
Inventories		16,933	15,612	9,563	8,105	7,940
Other Current Assets		966	1,046	2,341	2,837	2,449
		------------------	------------------	------------------	------------------	--------------
Total Current Assets		35,275	25,964	27,280	22,983	21,968
Gross Plant, Property & Equipment		21,579	21,042	20,180	19,310	19,692
Accumulated Depreciation		12,795	12,280	11,915	11,635	11,272
		------------------	------------------	------------------	------------------	--------------
Net Plant, Property & Equipment		8,784	8,762	8,265	7,675	8,420
Investments at Equity		974	942	1,085	964	84
Other Investments		5,522	6,243	9,803	11,641	12,407
Intangibles		7,196	6,332	5,174	4,745	2,799
Deferred Charges		-	-	-	-	13,251
Other Assets		4,302	5,536	7,379	3,786	1,129
		------------------	------------------	------------------	------------------	--------------
TOTAL ASSETS		62,053	53,779	58,986	51,794	60,058
LIABILITIES
Long Term Debt Due In One Year		707	560	762	1,381	1,189
Accounts Payable		7,096	5,871	5,714	5,643	5,124
Taxes Payable		182	41	253	670	556
Accrued Expenses		12,822	6,169	6,637	6,106	6,590
Other Current Liabilities		12,076	18,284	18,172	15,901	14,729
		------------------	------------------	------------------	------------------	--------------
Total Current Liabilities		32,883	30,925	31,538	29,701	28,188
Long Term Debt		12,217	6,952	7,455	8,157	9,538
Deferred Taxes		-	-	1,190	-	2,067
Minority Interest		97
Other Liabilities		14,728	17,196	9,799	9,197	9,206
		------------------	------------------	------------------	------------------	--------------
TOTAL LIABILITIES		59,925	55,073	49,982	47,055	48,999
EQUITY
Common Stock		5,061	5,061	5,061	5,061	5,061
Capital Surplus		3,724	3,456	4,757	4,655	4,371
Retained Earnings		10,869	9,150	16,780	10,236	15,498
Less: Treasury Stock		17,526	18,961	17,594	15,213	13,871
		------------------	------------------	------------------	------------------	--------------
TOTAL EQUITY		2,128	(1,294)	9,004	4,739	11,059
		------------------	------------------	------------------	------------------	--------------
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY		62,053	53,779	58,986	51,794	60,058
Common Shares Outstanding		726.291	698.138	736.681	757.836	760.577
ANNUAL INCOME STATEMENT
		Dec09	Dec08	Dec07	Dec06	Dec05
Sales		68,281	60,909	66,387	61,530	54,845
Cost of Goods Sold		55,092	48,950	51,977	48,926	44,757
		-------------------	------------------	------------------	------------------	---------------
Gross Profit		13,189	11,959	14,410	12,604	10,088
Selling, General, & Administrative Exp.		9,870	6,852	7,381	7,428	6,433
		-------------------	------------------	------------------	------------------	---------------
Operating Income Before Deprec.		3,319	5,107	7,029	5,176	3,655
Depreciation,Depletion,&Amortization		1,273	1,179	1,130	1,158	1,092
		-------------------	------------------	------------------	------------------	---------------
Operating Profit		2,046	3,928	5,899	4,018	2,563
Interest Expense		604	524	608	657	713
Non-Operating Income/Expense		289	591	827	709	391
Special Items					(876)	578
		-------------------	------------------	------------------	------------------	---------------
Pretax Income		1,731	3,995	6,118	3,194	2,819
Total Income Taxes		396	1,341	2,060	988	257
		-------------------	------------------	------------------	------------------	---------------
Income Before Extraordinary
Items & Discontinued Operations		1,335	2,654	4,058	2,206	2,562
Discontinued Operations		(23)	18	16	9	(7)
		-------------------	------------------	------------------	------------------	---------------
Adjusted Net Income		1,312	2,672	4,074	2,215	2,555

A. What percentage decline in earnings before interest and taxes could Boeing have sustained in these years before failing to cover
i.      Interest and principal repayment requirements,
ii.      Interest, principal and common dividend payments?
B. What do these calculations suggest about Boeing’s financial leverage during this period?

Please Answer question in detailed and as soon as possible. Thank you!

Financial reporting by general-purpose governments includes presentation of management’s discussion and analysis as

a. Required supplementary information after the notes to the financial statements.

b. A description of currently known facts, decisions, or conditions expected to have significant effects on financial activities.

c. Part of the basic financial statements.

d. Information that may be limited to highlighting the amounts and percentages of change from the prior to the current year.

Write an AWK program that takes as input salary_file (Imaginary File). The

salary_file consists around 150 records, each record having three fields: name, salary per hour,

and hours worked -- fields 1, 2, and 3, respectively. Save your AWK program in a file. Name the

file according to our standard convention but with .awk extension, hence name it

As5_yourName_p2.awk. Do not forget to have comments inside of your AWK file.

Your AWK program should have all three segments: BEGIN, main (pattern/action), and END

blocks

1. In the BEGIN segment

1. print your name

2. introduce/initiate variables that you are going to use in parts 2. and 3. of this

Problem

2. In the main block/segment, print

1. only names and salaries of employees that earned more than $700.00

2. names of all employees whose names start with capital A, G or W

3. In the END segment, print

1. total number of employees

2. cumulative hours worked by all employees

3. name of the employee that earned the most

4. name of the file that AWK (this program) is processing

38)What is the experimental yield (in g of precipitate) when 17.8 mL of a 0.6 M solution of sodium chloride is combined with 16.5 mL of a 0.674 M solution of silver nitrate at a 88.5% yield?

Dario, a prep cook at an Italian restaurant, spins a salad spinner and observes that it rotates 20.0 times in 5.00 seconds and then stops spinning it. The salad spinner rotates 6.00 more times before it comes to rest. Assume that the spinner slows down with constant angular acceleration.

What is the magnitude of the angular acceleration of the salad spinner as it slows down?

Express your answer numerically in radians per second per second.

Two-year-old Danielle has parents who encourage emotional expressiveness and show empathetic concern for her feelings. How is Danielle most likely to respond when another child is unhappy?

• A. Exhibit fear and anger
• B. Display anxiety and distress
• C. Show sympathetic concern
• D. Engage in frowning and lip biting

1. Population size will always decrease if…

a. rmax = 0.5

b. N > K

c. there is exponential growth

d. N = 1000

e. The growth model is density-dependent

2. Which of the following describes K-selected populations?

a. Density-dependent, low competition for resources, little parental care, lots of large offspring

b. Density-independent, highly likelihood of surviving to reproduce again, little parental care, unstable environment

c. Density-dependent, many offspring, high competition for resources, small offspring

d. Density-dependent, high likelihood of surviving to reproduce again, high survival offspring, “lots” of parental care

e. Density-independent, high competition for resources, little parental care, large offspring

3. Realized niche is necessarily_________________ than a fundamental niche.

a. Larger than

b. The same size as

c. Larger than or the same size as

d. Smaller than

e. Smaller than or the same size as

4. The intermediate disturbance hypothesis (IDH) is related to succession which of the following ways?

a. Intermediate levels of disturbance act to disrupt the succession process and allow early succession species to reestablish.

b. The intermediate disturbance hypothesis does not relate to succession.

c. Communities at later successional stages will be more diverse according the IDH.

d. Intermediate levels of disturbance will favor K-selected species.

e. Low levels of disturbance increase diversity by adding r-selected species to habitats according to the IDH.

5. An island that is close to the mainland has higher diversity than an island far from the mainland because

a. The immigration rate is lower and the extinction rate is higher on the close island

b. The immigration rate is higher and the extinction rate is lower on the close island

c. The immigration rate and extinction rate are both higher on the close island

d. The extinction rate and immigration rate are both lower on the close island

e. Islands closer to the mainland have lower diversity

1. If you started at 20 degrees North, and traveled 40 degrees North, you would be at:

(a) 40 degrees South

(b) 20 degrees South

(c) 40 degrees North

(d) 60 degrees North

2. A self-regulating association of living plants and animals and their nonliving physical environment is termed a/an _______________.

(a) ecosystem

(b) ecotone

(c) community

(d) niche

3. Which of the following sequences is arranged in order from shorter wavelength to longer wavelength?

(a) infrared, visible, ultraviolet, X-rays

(b) X-rays, ultraviolet, visible, infrared

(c) visible, ultraviolet, X-rays, infrared

(d) ultraviolet, visible, X-rays, infrared

4. The soil at the base of a hill slope is likely to be ____ compared to the soil on the slope.

(a) thicker

(b) wetter

(c) more nutrient-rich

(d) all of the above

5. Which type of weathering is limited to arid environments?

(a) Exfoliation

(b) Frost wedging

(c) Hydrolysis

(d) Salt crystal growth

6. Tropical cyclones are most likely to form in water that is:

(a) 12-18 degrees C

(b) 26-29 degrees C

(c) 38-42 degrees C

(d) 71-76 degrees C

7. You live in Miami Florida and you are planning a trip to visit your friend in Calgary, Canada. When should you plan your trip? Select the most correct statement.

(a) You should plan your trip in December because of the long days due to the earth being near its perihelion.

(b) You should plan your trip in March to coincide with the solstice.

(c) You should plan your trip in June to take advantage of the subsolar point being directly overhead.

(d) You should plan your trip in June to take advantage of the long days near the solstice.

8. Consider a swamp along the calm backwaters of a river flowing through a flat landscape. Given the nature of this environment which of the following sediments would be least likely to be deposited there?

(a) Gravel

(b) Sand

(c) Silt

(d) Clay

9. You would expect only slight physical and chemical weathering under natural conditions of

(a) lower mean annual rainfall and temperatures.

(b) temperatures below freezing.

(c) higher temperatures and lower precipitation.

(d) extreme cold and high precipitation.

10. The majority of the Earth's crust is composed of _____ rock.

(a) igneous

(b) metamorphic

(c) sedimentary

(d) carbonate

11. If you were really afraid of earthquakes, which of the following areas would be the safest to live on?

(a) Convergent plate boundary

(b) Divergent plate boundary

(c) Passive plate boundary

(d) Island arc along a subduction zone

12. When the leeward side of a mountain receives less precipitation than the windward side, this is called:

(a) orogenic precipitation.

(b) the mountain rain effect.

(c) the rainshadow effect.

(d) altoprecipitation losses.

13. Which of the following cities receives the most precipitation in July?

(a) Singapore

(b) Benares

(c) Charleston

(d) Dublin

14. Which of the following is not used to rate an earthquake on the Richter scale?

(a) The amount of fault slippage that occurred

(b) The size of the subsurface or surface area that ruptured

(c) The amount of death and destruction that occurred

(d) The nature of the ground materials affected by the quake

15. Energy flows through an ecosystem along a circuit called the

(a) food web.

(b) niche order.

(c) trophic place.

(d) food chain.

16. What is located at 55d45'N, 37d35'E?

(a) London, England

(b) Houston, TX

(c) Moscow, Russia

(d) Mexico City, Mexico

17. Which of the following cities has a climate most similar to that of San Francisco, California, US?

(a) Athens

(b) Charleston

(c) Dublin

(d) Williston

18. When the sun, the earth and the moon are in conjunction, the arrangement of these celestial bodies forms a _____ and it results in a _____ tidal range.

(a) line; largest

(b) line; smallest

(c) right angle; largest

(d) right angle; smallest

19. The height of a tsunami grows as it approaches a coastline primarily because

(a) its energy level increases.

(b) its wavelength shortens.

(c) the height of the surf is added to the height of the tsunami.

(d) none of the above is true -- the height of a tsunami remains constant from the time of its origin.

20. An 'A' in the Koppen climate classification system (as in Csa) indicates that

(a) summers are long and hot.

(b) summers are the driest time of year.

(c) winters are the wettest time of year.

(d) winters are long and cold.

21. Which of the following is true regardng mean sea level?

(a) A consistent value has yet to be determined due to all the variables.

(b) It is at the same level along the entire North American coast.

(c) It is calculated based on average tidal levels recorded hourly at a given site over many years.

(d) The sea level along the Gulf Coast is the lowest for the coasts of the lower 48 states.

22. Tornadoes in the United States occur as a result of the interaction of warm, moist _____ air masses with cold, dry ____ air masses.

(a) mT; cP

(b) cP; mT

(c) mP; cP

(d) mT; mP

23. The Earth's crust is roughly made up of _____________.

(a) mantle and core material.

(b) at least 14 plates capable of movement.

(c) a strong, unbroken material.

(d) a brittle, thin material that does not move.

24. The littoral zone extend inland to

(a) the foreshore dune.

(b) the backshore dune.

(c) the trough between the primary and secondary dune.

(d) the highest water line that occurs during a storm.

25. Which of the following is not exogenic in nature?

(a) Weathering

(b) Erosion

(c) Mass wasting

(d) Batholith formation

26. Find a Plate Tectonics map (in the atlas or the internet). Which plate is moving the fastest?

(a) African

(b) North American

(c) Indo-Australian

(d) Pacific

27. The Pacific Rim can be characterized as __________.

(a) a place of embayments.

(b) being dominated by estuaries.

(c) being dominated by barrier islands.

(d) tectonically active and emerging.

28. Consider a food chain in which a grasshopper eats grass, the grasshopper is eaten by a frog, and the frog is eaten by a snake. Given these relationships, which of the following is not correctly matched?

(a) grass -- autotroph

(b) grasshopper -- herbivore

(c) frog -- secondary consumer

(d) snake -- primary consumer

29. If you live in an area that was flooded by the 100-year flood last year, you can conclude that

(a) the next 100-year flood will occur in exactly 100 years.

(b) the next 100-year flood will occur in exactly 99 years.

(c) you could be flooded by the 100 year flood again this year.

(d) you can expect a 50 year flood in exactly 24 years.

30. On June 21st, the sun's declination is at

(a) the equator.

(b) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Alice Springs, Australia.

(c) the Tropic of Capricorn.

d) the Tropic of Cancer.

31. What is located at 50d51'N, 4d21'E?

(a) Brussels, Belgium

(b) Paris, France

(c) Hamburg, Germany

(d) Rome, Italy

32. The 1964 Good Friday earthquake in Alaska produced all of the following except:

(a) more than 80 mass movement events.

(b) rotational movements in an Anchorage subdivision.

(c) a Richter scale reading of 8.6.

(d) a strong earthquake but little mass wasting of the landscape.

33. What is located at 60d00'N, 85d00'W?

(a) Quebec, Canada

(b) Dublin, Ireland

(c) Lake Superior

d) Hudson Bay

34. A mass of air is saturated when it reaches the

(a) highest temperature of the day.

(b) lowest temperature of the day.

(c) dew point temperature.

(d) specific humidity point.

35. Look for a map of the Normal Annual Range in Temperature (on the atlas recommended in the syllabus or the internet). What part of the world has the largest annual rage in temperature based on this map?

(a) North Eastern Eurasia

(b) Central North America

(c) Australia

(d) The Indian Ocean

36. Beijing, China is located at:

(a) 68d20'N, 182d15'W

(b) 39d55'N, 116d23'W

(c) 39d55'N, 116d23'E

(d) 68d20'N, 182d15'E

37. The largest material which can be carried by a stream is carried as

(a) bed load.

(b) suspended load.

(c) dissolved load.

(d) truck load.

38. Which of the following is true of soil color?

(a) Color does not reflect composition or chemical makeup.

(b) Dark soils always indicate high organic content.

(c) For consistency of description, a soil color chart is employed by soil scientists.

d) Soil color is restricted to the top horizon of the soil pedon.

39. Which of the following cities has the largest temperature range (max - min)?

(a) Timbo

(b) Astrakhan

(c) Verkhoyansk

(d) Barrow

40. See the July Normal temperature map on page 17 of the atlas recommended in the syllabus. What is the normal temperature range found at 30d00'N, 90d00'W?

(a) -1C to 10C

(b) 10C to 21C

(c) 21C to 32C

(d) Over 32C

41. Which of the following is not true about jet streams?

(a) They are flattened in vertical cross section.

(b) They average 160-480 km wide.

(c) They are strongest in the summer.

(d) There is more than one jet stream.

42. Based on principles discussed earlier in the course, you know that the annual temperature range of places located in the interior of a continent is ____ those places located along the coast at the same altitude.

(a) greater than

(b) less than

(c) the same as

43. If you were driving down the highway and saw mountains composed of layered strata, you could be confident that you were looking at

(a) sedimentary rocks.

(b) extrusive igneous rock.

(c) a shield volcano.

(d) batholiths or laccoliths.

44. Which of the following is NOT true about tides?

(a) They are produced solely by the gravitational pull of the sun.

(b) They are complex daily oscillations in sea level.

(c) They are influenced by the size, depth, and topography of ocean basins.

(d) They are influenced by shoreline configuration and latitude.

45. The reflective quality of a surface is known as its:

(a) conduction

(b) absorption

(c) albedo

(d) scattering

46. Climate is ____________________.

(a) the weather of a region.

(b) the short-term condition of the atmosphere.

(c) the long-term atmospheric condition -- including extremes.

(d) a reference to temperature patterns only.

47. In the mid-latitudes of the northern hemisphere, slopes that face ___ have more trees on them because ____.

(a) south; they receive more direct sunshine for photosynthesis

(b) south; they receive more rainfall

(c) north; they are more moist

(d) north; they receive more direct sunshine

48. Ocean floor subducts under continents because ______________.

(a) the ocean floor has a lower density and therefore sinks more easily.

(b) the ocean floor is made of felsic materials and is heavier than continental material.

(c) the ocean floor is made of mafic material and is therefore more dense than continental material.

(d) the weight of the continents is so great that they push the ocean floor material downward.

49. Volcanic activity located away from plate boundaries is associated with _______________.

(a) subduction and melting of plates.

(b) hot spots.

(c) rift zones.

(d) meteor impact.

50. What is the cause of the observation that 'overall earth surface temperature is warmer in July than January'?

(a) Heat capacity & latent heat

(b) Apehelion & perihelion

(c) Hadley cells

(d) The Grossrobin effect

1

(a) How far from a 54.2 mm focal-length lens must an object be placed if its image is to be magnified 2.36? and be real?
_____ mm
(b) What if the image is to be virtual and magnified 2.36??
__________ mm

2

A diverging lens with a focal length of -14 cm is placed 14 cm to the right of a converging lens with a focal length of 18 cm. An object is placed 31 cm to the left of the converging lens.

(a) Where will the final image be located?
__________cm left of the converging lens
(b) Where will the image be if the diverging lens is 34 cm from the converging lens?
____________cm right of the diverging lens

C++

I have to create printArray, but I have the error " error C2065: 'ar': undeclared identifier". Just need a little help.

#include
#include
#include

using namespace std;

void fillArray(int a[], int size);
void printArray(int a[], int size);

int main()
{
   int ar[10];

   fillArray(ar, 10);
   printArray(ar, 10);

   return 0;
}
void fillArray(int a[], int size)
{
   for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
       a[i] = rand() % 10 + 1;
}
void printArray(int a[], int size)
{
   for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
       cout << ar[i];
}

There are wide applications of the searching algorithm, where given a list of objects, to find whether the search target is in the list.

The intuitive solution is that we walk through the list until the search target is found or the end of the list is reached. The solution is called Linear Search.

For general purpose, let us use ListADT and define a static generic linear search method as follows:

public static <T extends Comparable<T>> int search(ListADT<T> array, T targetValue) throws EmptyCollectionException;

Please implement the linear search method, which walks through the given list and search for the targetValue until the targetValue is found or the end of the list is reached. If the targetValue is found, the method returns the index of the targetValue in the list or else it returns -1.

public static <T extends Comparable<T>> int search(ListADT<T> array, T targetValue) throws EmptyCollectionException {

}

In the hands-out or your sketchbook, please write down your code and take a snapshot and submit it.

Additionally, discuss and answer the following question:

what are the worst and average case running times for serial search?

A child slides down a hill on a toboggan with an acceleration of 1.5 m/s2.

Part A If she starts at rest, how far has she traveled in 1.0 s? Express your answer using two significant figures. dd = nothing m

Part B If she starts at rest, how far has she traveled in 2.0 s? Express your answer using two significant figures. dd = nothing m

Part C If she starts at rest, how far has she traveled in 3.0 s? Express your answer using two significant figures. dd = nothing m

For the reaction 2 A(aq) <---> B(aq) + C(aq), the standard Gibbs free enthalpy change is 1.69 kJ at 25oC. The initial concentration of A(aq) is 0.549 M, the initial concentration of B(aq) is 0.327 M, and the initial concentration of C(aq) is 0.234 M. What would be the concentration of A(aq) (in mol/L) once we attain equilibrium (we are still at 25oC)?