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Write a complete Java program to compute personal income tax. Your program should prompt the user to enter the taxable income (double) and output the income tax (double) according to the table below:

First $20,000 0 Next $20,000 ($20,001 to $40,000) 10 Next $20,000 ($40,001 to $60,000) 20 The remaining (Above $60,000) 30

The tax payable should be rounded to 2 decimal places. The name of this program (class) will be Tax

The table shows both the prospective profits and losses for a company (in thousands of dollars), depending on what decision is made and what state of nature occurs. Use the information to determine what the company should do. State the decision number and its value. Do all calculations within the spaces provided.

1. if a Maximin strategy is used.
2. if a Maximax strategy is used.
3. if Minimax Regret is the strategy.
4. if Equal Likelihood is the strategy.
5. What is the EVPI?

Psychology 150

What does it mean to get old?

When I was in my 20's I did not think about getting old. I would lift heavy weights - skip nights of sleep and eat whatever and how much of whatever I wanted.

IT was AWESOME... at the time.

Adulting is Hard.

Now I have type 2 diabetes because of my epigenetic diet choice interactions - angry joints (bad disks in back) and hurt feet. I have to be very careful of what I do or I can seriously hurt myself. Many of my peers from my college days are also in sad physical shape as well from how we were in the late 80s.

As far as Money goes - In college the major concern was finding enough money to buy bicycle parts - or maybe find a new roommate, or trying to date (ha!).

Last sememster I had to spend 12000 on re-plumbing our old house - and am about to spend another 50K or more on sending a kid to college.... but I can get whatever bicycle parts I want whenever I want.. but I don't because of aforementioned bills. If I had saved money when I was young - I would be able to retire in 5 years...

What does getting old mean to you?

Does that mean the same as Growing up?

Why can't young people (myself included) listen to old people and prep for when you are older?

1. It is desired to locate a control on a machine. The control will be located right in front of the worker at shoulder height. The worker population that is going to use the machine will include both male and female workers

1. Where should the control be located to include 90% of the population?
2. If the control is located at a reach distance of 82.5 cm, what percentile of the female population is being excluded (not being able to reach normally the control).

The random variable X follows a Poisson process with the given mean. Assuming mu equals 7, compute the following.

​(a) ​P(4​) ​

(b) ​P(X<4​) ​

(c) ​P(Xgreater than or equals4​) ​

(d) ​P(4less than or equalsXless than or equals8​)

Part I - The most commonly known and labeled senses are sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell. Considering this, please address the following

a)     Do you think that there may be senses which do not necessarily receive information only from the environment, but rather from within us as well? (For example, how do you sense that you are hungry? If you hold your breath, which sense ‘senses’ that you need air? How do you sense the need for belonging?)

b)     If you think that we may have more senses than the 5 noted above, would you provide your opinion on why you think the dominant scientific community may not have considered more than the typical 5 senses? If you wish, you may use other references to strengthen or support your discussion.

c)     How does a “definition” (for example, how we define the 5 senses) help or hinder us in knowing the parameters of a concept, think about a concept’s potential for expansion, or keep a concept within known boundaries?

Do you think that the definition of sensation needs to be expanded? Why?

Part II - What is the role of operant conditioning in our development of reading skills? How do these skills become stronger and more “automatic”? Do you think that many of our “skills” follow the same path of development, and why?

Part III - Conduct the exercise found on this website:  http://web.psych.utoronto.ca/psy100dax/other_resources/colours.gif

You can repeat the exercise as many times as you want.

Questions:

1)     Discuss your experience in completing the exercise. How do you think learning, intelligence, language, and memory are connected to any ease or difficulty you may have experienced while doing the exercise?

2)     How is doing this exercise related to Parts I and II above?  

Hint: What we pay attention to is related to what we reinforce.

Use your own words to construct a 2-3 page paper addressing the three parts above. You should use some outside sources to bolster your answers. All citations should be in APA format. The paper must be 1-inch margins, 12-point Times New Roman, double-spaced. You should include a separate page at the end of the paper that lists your references.

Ironman steps from the top of a tall building. He falls freely from rest to the ground a distance of h. He falls a distance of h/ 4 in the last interval of time of 1.0 s of his fall.

Hint: First, compute the velocity when Ironman reaches the height equal to the distance fallen. This requires that you do the following: define origin as the bottom of the building. Then use x-x0 = -v0*(t-t0)-(1/2)g(t-t0)^2 where x=0 and x0= (distance fallen) and t-t0 is the time interval given. In this formulation, you are going to get magnitude of v0 since you already inserted the sign. You then insert v0 that you just calculated into the kinematic equation that involves v, g, and displacement (v^2-v0^2 = 2g(height-(distance fallen)), but now v (which is the final velocity is v0 from above) and v0 in this case is the velocity that the Ironman has when he begins to fall, which is 0. This gives a quadratic equation for height h, and you will need to use the binomial equation to solve for h. Choose the larger of the two solutions.

Part A

What is the height h of the building?

Express your answer using two significant figures.

Using standard reduction potential, predict and explain which of the following is the strongest reducing agent: Mg, I^-, Fe²⁺

If possible, please provide a detailed solution to accompany your answer.

Write two python codes for a TCP client and a server using a Socket/Server Socket. The client sends a file name to the server. The server checks if there is any integer value in the file content. If there is an integer number, the server will send a message to the client “Integer exists” otherwise, the message “Free of Integers”

At the start of football season, the ticket office gets very busy the day before the first game. Customers arrive at the rate of five every 15 minutes, and the average time to transact business is 2 minutes.

1. What is the average number of people waiting for tickets?

2. What is the average time that a person will spend at the ticket office?

3. What proportion of time is the server busy?

4. What is the average number of people receiving and waiting to receive tickets?

5. What is the average time that a person will spend waiting in line at the ticket office?

One source of growth is external growth from a merger and/or acquisition. Often merger/acquisition are justified on the basis of the expected benefits from 'synergies' created by the merger/acquisition. Economists know these as economies of scale and economies of scope. The merger with the yet to be concluded merger of Sprint, T-Mobile and Metro PCS, mergers and acquisitions and determine if the synergies come from economies of scope or economies of scale. Make sure you provide a clear explanation of the difference between economies of scope and economies of scale for the merger that is yet to be concluded for the merger of Sprint, T-Mobile and Metro PCS.

3. To perform a PCI DSS compliance audit, what elements must be in your audit checklist that pertain to the System/Application Domain?

4. As per the SAQ-D and Attestation of Compliance, what are the four major elements a merchant must achieve as part of PCI DSS compliance?

5. Which requirements in PCI DSS SAQ-D apply to vulnerability assessment and vulnerability management for production credit card transaction-processing servers?

3.         The strategic alliances notes discuss several reasons for forming alliances. What is the principal difference between a strategic alliance that aims to create value through tacit collusion and a strategic alliance that aims to create value through other means? How can you determine whether two firms are forming an alliance to facilitate tacit collusion or are forming an alliance for other goals?

Discuss if you think personality is nature (born with, genetic) or nurture (environmental, experience based), and defend/explain your point of view.

Please answer these below:

1) Avoiding research bias is important for developing objective, reliable health-related information that can be used by the public. Check all of the situations that are likely to indicate research bias.....

----An organization representing dairy farmers provides a monetary grant to a researcher who will study whether drinking three cups of milk per day promotes weight loss.

----An organization representing dairy farmers provides a monetary grant to a researcher who will study whether drinking three cups of milk per day promotes weight loss.

----A university research team is studying whether individuals who eat chicken that has been injected with a salt-water solution before packaging have higher blood pressure levels than people who eat chicken that has not been injected with the salt-water solution. Before conducting their study, the researchers did not seek funding from the poultry farmers’ association.

----A university research team is studying whether individuals who eat chicken that has been injected with a salt-water solution before packaging have higher blood pressure levels than people who eat chicken that has not been injected with the salt-water solution. Before conducting their study, the researchers did not seek funding from the poultry farmers’ association.

----A soft drink producers' trade group funds a study to determine whether the removal of soft drink machines from schools negatively affects the number of extracurricular activities that are offered by administrators in those schools.A soft drink producers' trade group funds a study to determine whether the removal of soft drink machines from schools negatively affects the number of extracurricular activities that are offered by administrators in those schools.

----A drug company that makes dietary supplements funds a study that indicates the health benefits of taking megadoses of vitamin C on a daily basis.A drug company that makes dietary supplements funds a study that indicates the health benefits of taking megadoses of vitamin C on a daily basis.

----A psychologist who is a consultant for an organization that promotes plant-based diets conducts a study that finds people who eat meat are just as likely to be depressed as people who do not eat meat. An article that describes her study and its findings is published in the peer-reviewed The Journal of Nutrition. At the end of the article, the psychologist discloses her ties to several organizations, including the one promoting plant-based diets.

----A psychologist who is a consultant for an organization that promotes plant-based diets conducts a study that finds people who eat meat are just as likely to be depressed as people who do not eat meat. An article that describes her study and its findings is published in the peer-reviewed The Journal of Nutrition. At the end of the article, the psychologist discloses her ties to several organizations, including the one promoting plant-based diets.

----A physician who focuses on child health concerns (a pediatrician) is opposed to administering vitamin D supplements to breastfed babies. This physician thinks the vitamin contributes to excess weight gain among infants. According to this doctor, his records indicate that breastfed babies who received the vitamin D supplement are 2 pounds heavier than breastfed babies who are the same age but did not receive the supplement.

----A physician who focuses on child health concerns (a pediatrician) is opposed to administering vitamin D supplements to breastfed babies. This physician thinks the vitamin contributes to excess weight gain among infants. According to this doctor, his records indicate that breastfed babies who received the vitamin D supplement are 2 pounds heavier than breastfed babies who are the same age but did not receive the supplement.

#2)   WORD BANK: (NOT ALL WILL BE USED) dietary supplement, observation, correlation, data, experiment, hypothesis, treatment

Researchers make a(an)  ____________  that people who like to camp take megadoses of thiamin to repel mosquitoes.

Researchers develop the following  ____________ : "Taking megadoses of thiamin is an effective way to prevent mosquito bites."

Researchers design a(an)  ____________  to test whether taking a high dose of thiamin repels mosquitoes.

Researchers randomly divide 100 people into two groups, each of which have 50 subjects. The  ____________  group is given pills that contain a very high amount of thiamin. The control group is given similar tasting and appearing pills that do not contain thiamin.

Researchers analyze  ____________  about the number of mosquito bites people in each group receive.

#3- MATCH WORDS with definition: ANCEDOTE, CONVENTIONAL WISDOM, DATA, EXPERIMENT, TESTIMONIAL