Describe the various types of time-series and associative forecasting models. Which types of organizations are each of these most applicable to and why?

Group 1: You won $5,000,000 in the Massachusetts Lottery's Halloween Bonanza game. It pays out 10 years from now. How much is it worth today?

Group 2: You won a similar prize, but it pays out $500,0000/yr for the next 10 years.

Group 3: You won a prize that pays out $600,000/yr for the next 15 years.

Groups, what is your prize worth today assuming a 2% interest rate? Which prize would you rather receive assuming it is taxable at a 55% tax rate? Please explain your answer with all calculations.

1. Copying and pasting from the Internet can be done without citing the Internet page, because everything on the Internet is common knowledge and can be used without citation. True False

2. You don’t have to use quotation marks when you quote an author as long as you cite the author’s name at the end of the paragraph. True False

3. When you summarize a block of text from another work, citing the source at the end of your paper is sufficient. True False

4. If you quote your roommate in an interview, you don’t have to cite him/her or use quotation marks. True False

5. You don't have to cite famous proverbs because they’re common knowledge. True False

6. If you borrow someone's idea and use it in a paper, you don’t have to cite it. True False

7. Using a few phrases from an article and mixing them in with your own words is not plagiarism. True False

8. Song lyrics don't have to be cited. True False

9. If you come across the phrase "to be or not to be" and use it in your paper, you have to cite it. True False

10. The date for George Washington’s birthday is common knowledge which means you don't have to cite the source in which you found it. True False

Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words:

• Discuss the CAGE Distance Framework that firms should consider when choosing which foreign markets to enter.
• What conditions help managers determine which type of distance is most likely to affect the success of an international expansion? Provide an example.

PLEASE DO NOT GIVE AN ANSWER THAT IS ALREADY ON CHEGG..

Part 2: You will create five tables in your ColonialAdventureTours database. Please do not write your own SQL Commands for this task, use data found in the following Colonial_create.txt file and copy and paste the commands into MySQL workbench. Then add Primary key, Foreign key, and not null constraints appropriately. Then run your codes. Note: Remember that since you enforced referential integrity (foreign key constraints) that you must create the "primary" tables before you can create the "related" tables in the relationship. [Create tables in right orders].

Flag Create a database for PAINTER and PAINTING entities/tables; Decide on your own what will be the attributes of PAINTER and PAINTING tables; Insert at least 5 records on each table Deliverables: Screenshot of PAINTER and PAINTING table structures using the describe command Screenshot of PAINTER and PAINTING table records/entries using select command.

Digital Eye must design an assembly line to produce a new line of slim digital cameras. Assembling a single camera requires the completion of nine distinct tasks, and information about each of these tasks is provided below:

This assembly line will operate 8 hours a day to produce 600 digital cameras daily. Digital Eye will use the Longest Processing Time Rule (LPT) to create the design.  Please draw the precedence diagram and show me your line balancing steps!!

1.1 What is the cycle time of Digital Eye’s assembly line, in seconds?

1.2. How many workstations are required by this design and what tasks will be done at which workstations?

1.3 Which workstation enjoys the maximum idle time? How efficient is this design?

1.4 How does the actual number of workstations required by this design compare to its theoretical minimum number of workstations?

Superstructure Frames: Construction

Using all the different "design types" of superstructure frames (Concrete frame, Timber Frame, Steel Frame), how would you "design/build" a high-rise in your area (California, Fresno), and what types of structural systems would you use? You may make geographical assumptions to fit your model building.

This class models people moving in together in real life using pointers in C++.

What test(s) could be added with the code below? At the end of this task, add them! (Answer this.)

class Person {  
public:       
    Person(const string& name) : name(name) {}
    void movesInWith(Person& newRoomate) {
        roomie = &newRoomate;        // now I have a new roomie            
        newRoomate.roomie = this;    // and now they do too       
    }       
    const string& getName() const { return name; }
    // Don't need to use getName() below, just there for you to use in debugging.
    const string& getRoomiesName() const { return roomie->getName(); }  
private:
    Person* roomie;       
    string name;  
};           

// write code to model two people in this world       
Person joeBob("Joe Bob"), billyJane("Billy Jane");         

// now model these two becoming roommates       
joeBob.movesInWith(billyJane);         

// did this work out? (Answer this and explain why.)      
cout << joeBob.getName() << " lives with " << joeBob.getRoomiesName() << endl;
cout << billyJane.getName() << " lives with " << billyJane.getRoomiesName() << endl;

What changes can be made to the Person class above to keep the methods "safe"? For example, the movesInWith method.

I dont understand what this above question means, please help!

Modern; The Accordionist by Pablo Picasso aritst 1How is it inspiring? 2In what way is it meaningful? 3Does it possess lasting value to you, personally? Below is what I am interesting to know. Not what I expect. Answer is something else. Oh Lord, Let me say that The According by Picasso artist inspire me to learn to draw and paint. My interest grow stronger after I see this paint. I am tempted to pursue a career as painter. Since I was young, my mom encourage me to draw.

1. Answer each with three significant figures.

a. A 4.50 cm tall object is placed at a distance of (16.8) cm from a convex lens with a focal length of (12.25) cm. Find the size of the resulting image. Give your answer in centimeters (cm) with the correct sign.

b. A 4.50 cm tall object is placed in front a convex mirror with a focal length of (-5.25) cm. If the magnification is 1/9, what is the distance from the object to the mirror. Give your answer in centimeters (cm).

c.  A (2.50) cm tall object is placed at a distance of (18.20) cm from a convex mirror. The distance from the mirror to its focal point is (15.40) cm. Find the magnification of the image formed by the mirror. Give your answer with the correct sign.

d. A (7.20) cm tall object is placed in front of a convex lens. As a result, an image is with a height of (– 52.0) is produced on a screen placed (77.5) cm from the lens. Find the focal length of the lens. Give your answer in centimeters (cm) with the correct sign.

****C language****

char lName[][15] = {"Brum","Carroll","Carter","Dodson","Garbus", "Greenwood", "Hilliard", "Lee", "Mann", "Notz", "Pastrana", "Rhon", "Rodriguez", "Wilson", "Zimmerman"};

char fName [][15] = {"Natalie","Cody","Sophia","Dominic","Chandler","Caleb","Sydnee","Peyton","Brianna","Zachery","Kevin","Luke","Juan","Kelci","Adam"};

char middleInitial[15]={'N','L','X','L','O','L','M','B','S','T','J','C','P','D','Z'};

char dob[][11]={"05/27/1935","11/27/1971","10/17/2003","12/08/1990","11/25/1991","10/30/1992","09/22/1993","08/04/1994","07/11/1995","06/18/1996","05/28/1997","04/07/1998","03/12/1999","02/23/2000","01/15/2001"};

How would we make a list ordered by their age, oldest first, Print the patient's full name and then their age.  Left justify the name and right justify the age.

Example:
Johnson, Fred N 80

**Half of the code is provided**

int patientAge[15] = {0};

for(int p = 0; p <15; p++)
{
int year = ((dob[p][6] - '0') * 1000) + ((dob[p][7] - '0') *100) + ((dob[p][8] - '0') * 10) + ((dob[p][9] - '0') * 1);

patientAge[p] = 2019 - year;
printf("%s, %s %c Age: %d\n",lName[p], fName[p], middleInitial[p], patientAge[p]);
}