After reading your report, as well as comments by others on the team, the Genesis Energy team began to understand the importance of cash flow and financing in high-growth scenarios. The Genesis Energy accountant suggested that the focus should be on developing a financial strategy that would ensure operational needs are met through short-term financing. The Genesis Energy team instructed Sensible Essentials to explain in basic terms the factors and mechanics necessary to determine short-term financing needs.

As the finance expert for Sensible Essentials, do the following:

Explain the concept of working capital and its importance to Genesis Energy.

Describe the mechanism and methodology used to ensure that operational needs are met through short-term financing. Explain why this methodology is important to Genesis Energy.

Explain how working capital represents the assets that are needed to carry out the day-to-day operation and how working capital can act as a source of financing or increase the need for financing.

In your response, be sure to consider the time value of money and the relative advantages and disadvantages of short-term loans versus internally generated funds.

Write your initial response in 300–500 words.

When working on the intervention side to incorporate a planned change process, with an individual who is a client at a small addiction counting office that works through individual and group sessions.

Write about all the points below:

1. What interventions would one decide to use to use as a tool to achieve a planned change to work on goals that enhance the client’s quality of life and communities that they live in?

2. What humanity behaviors were applied and how did it affect the public around the client, as well as any other theories that could be used in the community.

3. How does working with other professionals, when allotted, to gain positive field results?

4. How well can you apply aptitude to gain persuasion, pray and enforce social justice for clients that are apart of suffering populations and communities?

5. How can one produce positive changes and ways to end the helping relationship that develop the clients wanted areas of change, that was arranged by professional and client?

Discuss exceptions for religious preferences as it applies to recruitment and selection.

Discuss the differences between structured and unstructured interviews, the two types of structured interviews, as well as their legal implications. Discuss recommendations for the use of interviews.

For each question please give:

a. a definition of the term; and

b. discuss how the concept assists us in understanding the changing nature of work and/or employment

A) Uberisation

A 35.0-mL sample of 0.150 M acetic acid (CH3COOH) is titrated with 0.150 MNaOHsolution. Calculate the pH after the following volumes of base have been added.

50.0 mL

Express your answer using two decimal places.

A production line has three machines A, B, and C, with reliabilities of .90, .95, and .91, respectively. The machines are arranged so that if one breaks down, the others must shut down. Engineers are weighing two alternative designs for increasing the line’s reliability. Plan 1 involves adding an identical backup line, and plan 2 involves providing a backup for each machine. In either case, three machines (A, B, and C) would be used with reliabilities equal to the original three.

a. Compute overall system reliability under Plan 1. (Round your intermediate calculations and final answer to 4 decimal places.)

Reliability           

b. Compute overall system reliability under Plan 2. (Round your intermediate calculations and final answer to 4 decimal places.)

Reliability           

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Chipper dog kennel's estimates an annual consumption of dog food at 2000 lbs. per year. The manager at Chipper dog kennel estimates a fixed cost of placing an order at $10 and holding costs estimates are based on a 15% annual interest rate. The supply company charges $50 per lb. for orders less than 500 lbs., $49 per lb. for orders of 500 or more but fewer than 1000 lbs.; and $48 per lb. for orders of 1000 lbs or more.

1. What is the largest realizable EOQ?

2. What is the optimal order size and the annual cost associated with placing that order?

3. Based on the optimal order size, how many orders are placed per year?

4. Based on the optimal order size, what is the time between orders?

Discuss and define reliability; the methods to estimate reliability; the concept of error and discuss and define validity, and differentiate between content and criteria-related validation. Why are reliability and validity important to selection?

Question 3. Scheduling

ArtWork is a graphic design company. All jobs it receives must go through sketching (Process X) and then colouring (Process Y) in sequence. Each of the processes is operated by a dedicated designer.

1. The above 10 jobs have just arrived. Use Johnson’s rule to determine the optimal sequence to schedule the jobs. If there is more than one optimal sequence, show them all.

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2. Draw a Gantt chart for your schedule. If there is more than one optimal sequence, show anyone of them.

3. Calculate the average flow time.

4. If you are allowed to split the last job in the sequence (pay attention, not necessarily the
   1. last job in the table) into two equal halves. For example, a job spends 6 hours in X and 4 hours in Y can be split into two jobs of 3 hours in X and 2 hours in Y. Without changing the sequence, do you think this arrangement is quicker? Why or why not?
5. The company has received four special jobs. These jobs have to go through sketching (Process X), colouring (Process Y) and then printing and coating (Process Z) in sequence. Each of the processes is operated by a dedicated designer. What is the optimal sequence to schedule the jobs? Show your steps. [hint: self-study is required]

The Wechsler IQ test has a normal shape with μ = 100 and σ = 15. Describe the expected characteristics of the distribution of sample means for samples of n = 45. Mean = Standard error Shape = Still speaking of the Wechsler IQ test, if you take a random sample of n = 36 students, what is the probability that the sample mean will be between 96 and 104? Be careful about which formula you use. Still speaking of the Wechsler IQ test, if you take a random sample of n = 144 students, what is the probability that the sample mean will be between 96 and 104?

In 1996, Planet X had a population of 26 million people. During that year, 630,000 deaths occurred. 1,000,000 people became ill with cholera and 312, 000 deaths were attributed to this disease. Calculate your answers as per 100,000 population and be specific with units.

1. 1. A- What was the crude mortality rate?
   2. B- What was the cause-specific mortality rate from cholera in 1996?
   3. C- What was the case-fatality rate from cholera?
2. Calculate an infection rate given the following information. You are an infection control practitioner in a small rural hospital. You have had 12 MRSA cases in the past year. During the year, you have had 1438 patient days. What was the infection rate per 1000 patient days?

3. You are the manager of a wildlife preserve. You had 26,834 visitors to the preserve last year. 8,156 were adults and the rest were children. On the preserve, you have 13 species of deer, 513 species of flowering plants, 21 species of trees, and 60 species of birds.

                  a. Calculate the percent of visitors that were adults and children.

                  b. What is the ratio of children to adults?

                  c. What is the proportion of each species type?