Calculate the freezing point of a solution containing 13.2 gg FeCl3FeCl3 in 159 gg water.

Calculate the boiling point of the solution above.

Calculate the freezing point of a solution containing 5.9 %% KClKCl by mass (in water).

Calculate the boiling point of the solution above.

Calculate the freezing point of a solution containing 0.151m MgF2

Calculate the boiling point of the solution above.

Gilligan Corporation was established on February 15, Year 1. Gilligan is authorized to issue 500,000 shares of $6.00 par value common stock. As of December 30, Year 1, Gilligan's stockholders' equity accounts report the following balances: Common stock, $6 par, 500,000 shares authorized 55,000 shares issued and outstanding $ 330,000 Paid-in capital in excess of par - Common 440,000 $ 770,000 Retained earnings 1,400,000 Total Stockholders' Equity $ 2,170,000 On December 31, Year 1, Gilligan decides to issue a 5% stock dividend. At the time of issue, the market price of the stock was $22 per share.

How will the issuance of the stock dividend affect the financial statements?

8. Your textbook says that folktales typically succeed without a dynamic main character. How is this so?

9. In what ways are the characters in historical fiction and contemporary realism alike?

10. How have contemporary science fiction characters changed in recent years?

11. Lukens says that a story can illuminate character. What differences do you find between defining character and illuminating a character?

A loss of function mutation in Cdc25 causes cells to divide later. In yeast, this causes the cells to become very large over time. Specifically, explain the effect of loss of function of the Cdc-25 protein on CDK activity. Also, explain why LOF of Cdc25 would inhibit the onset of DNA replication. Rubric (4): correct interpretation of the effect on CDK-cyclin with LOF Cdc-25 (2). Correct explanation of why DNA replication would not be initiated (2).

NO PLAGIARISM!!! NO PLAGIARISM!!!

(a) Discuss the strategically important reasons for adopting Supply Chain Management? (b) SCM is not without problems. Adopting SCM often involves risks and negative consequences. Other than the Bullwhip effect, what are the potential negative aspects (e.g., drawbacks, risks, any other undesirable consequences) of Supply Chain Management? You may utilize current real world examples (e.g., Coronavirus Pandemic) in making your arguments.

Answer in more than 750 words, less than 1000 words.

1. How does the effectiveness of voting with one’s feet depend on how taxes are assessed? Which type of taxation is most likely to generate socially optimal outcomes?

Unemployment compensation has been a benefit available to most American workers for many decades. This benefit is provided though a combination of State and Federal programs. Funding for these programs comes from taxes paid by businesses on their payrolls. Discussion and debate has been on going regarding the level of benefits that should be paid, the length of time that these benefits should be paid, and the relative ecomomic benefit that the payments ultimately have.

Please comment on unemployment benefits, unemployment taxes and related matters by considering the following questions:

1. If you are aware of situations where the unemployment benefit system has benefited someone, or a situation where it has been abused by someone, please describe the situation. You don't need to use specific names, places or businesses, but give us a general discussion of what you knew to be true.

2. Give your opinion as to why the situtation was either beneficial or abusive. Suggest ways that the system could have worked inorder to catch the people who were taking advantage of the situation.

3. Discuss whether you believe that the taxes paid by businesses are excessive (consider the % required and the level of payroll that is taxed). Do these taxes help encourage or discourage businesses from locating in our state?

Are female psychologists better suited to treat female offenders? Explain why based on the role a psychologist should play.

What does it mean to say that an ethical standard is objective? In what ways do ethical relativists deny the objectivity of ethics, and why do you think they do so? Is morality objective? Defend your answer.

During the war, the same arms merchant often sells weapons to both sides of the conflict. In this situation, a different price could be offered to each side because there is no danger of resale. Suppose a US arms merchant has a monopoly of a special air-to-sea missiles and is willing to sell them to both India and China. India's demand for missiles is P = 64 - 4x and China's is P = 80 - 6y, where P is in millions of dollars. The marginal cost of missiles is MC = 4Q, where Q = x + y.

(a) How many missiles will be sold to each country and what price will be charged to each country? Show your work in details.

(b) Find out the price elasticity of demand for each country at that price and check that the country with less elastic demand is indeed paying a higher price.

Make a class diagram (static structure with classes, interfaces and their relationship). It should include classes, major attributes, major methods, class associations and multiplicities. The details of the project and its functional requirements are:

Develop a sentiment analysis system for product rating. It is an e-commerce web application. The main objective of this sentiment analysis system is to understand the hidden sentiments of customers in feedback and comments and analyze their product rating patterns. When registered customers (they can create account by themselves and then modify their account) use this application to view products, product features, and comment on different products, the sentiment analysis system will use API of some product review websites to collect comments of that product and analyze the comments of various users and ranks products accordingly. The system leverages a database of sentiment-based keywords (including positivity or negativity weight). So, when a user comments on a particular product, the sentiment analysis system analyzes the keywords in the comment to find the match with the keywords stored in the database. After analyzing the matches against the positive and negative keywords and sentiments, the system ranks a product as good, bad, and very bad. Thus, users can use this application to find out reviews on a product. The system also has administrator who manage the system, add/modify/delete users’ account.

The projects functional requirement includes: system allows user to register and create an account. Users are allowed by the system to edit and modify account. System allows user to view products and features. System allows user to comment on product. System uses API of some product review websites to collect comment of that product and analyze the comments of various users. System gathers comments from external websites. System analyzes comments of users to rank the product by matching keyword in database. System assigns rank to product as good, bad and very bad. Users can use system to view product review. System has an administrator to manage the system. The system administrator can add, delete and modify all users’ accounts. Must have authentication system to log into user account and perform allowed functionality. User log must be maintained. System must keep automatic back-up of database. System must allow easy recovery by eliminating duplicate comments by same user on same product

Why do banks use swaps to manage their currency exposure in the foreign exchange market

JAVA ONLY - Complete the code

import java.util.Scanner;


/**
 * This program will use the HouseListing class and display a list of
 * houses sorted by the house's listing number
 * 
 * Complete the code below the numbered comments, 1 - 4. DO NOT CHANGE the
 * pre-written code
 * @author 
 *
 */

public class HouseListingDemo {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
       Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);
        HouseListing[] list;
        String listNumber, listDesc;
        int count = 0;
        double listPrice;
        String output;
        
        double mostExpensive;
        
         do{
            System.out.print("Enter the number of houses --> ");
           count = scan.nextInt();
        }while(count < 1);
         
        /* 1.
         * create an array of HouseListing objects using the variable that holds
         * the user's response to the prompt above
         */
        
        
        // for loop loads the array with HouseListing's constructor
        for (int i = 0; i < list.length; i++) 
        {
           System.out.println("\n***HOUSE " + (i+1) + "***");
           // Prompt for house listing #
           System.out.print("Enter house listing " +
                   "number (Alphanumeric) #"+ (i+1) +": ");
           listNumber = scan.next();
           
           // Clear buffer
           scan.nextLine();
           
           // Prompt for house description
           System.out.print("Enter description for " +
                   "house #" +(i+1) + ": ");
           listDesc = scan.nextLine();
           
           // Prompt for house price
           System.out.print("Enter listing price for " 
                   + "house #" +(i+1) + ": ");
           listPrice = scan.nextDouble();
           
            /* 2.
             * create a HouseListing object using the input values and store/load
             * the object in the array
             */
        }
        
        
        /* 3.
         * Assign the 0th element of the array to the most expensive house
           think ... you can't assign an object to a price but the object
           has a method that may help you here ... 
         */
        
        
        output = "Listings:\n";
        /*
         * loop below builds the output string
         */
        for (int i = 0; i < list.length; i++) {
            output += list[i] + "\n";
            
            /* 4.
              Using a control structure, find and the store the double varaible
              which holds the most expensive house (We don't need to listing #)
              JUST THE PRICE
            */
        }
        // output
         System.out.println(output);
        System.out.println("The most expensive house on the market costs: $" 
        + mostExpensive);
    }
}

Congratulations! You have just become the safety manager for Podunk University. Your position is at the campus in Podunk, Colorado, and your predecessor left the job a year and a half ago. There has been nobody in the position during that interval. The commitment of the institution to safety is dubious at best, but, well, you needed a job, so here you are.

After introducing yourself to the secretary who also supports a half dozen more senior people, you decide to focus on hazardous material and hazardous waste issues since you just completed a great college course on those topics. You tour the campus and discover that the following departments and programs are your responsibility:      

• the biology department, which has animal dissection, human dissection, a microbiology lab, and a medical laboratory education program that uses small quantities of chemicals; ·
• the chemistry department, which has uninventoried chemicals dating back to who knows when and a new forensics program;      
• the physics department, which has high-voltage equipment, lasers, and LEDs;     
• the English department, which has a lot of books, papers, and photocopiers;      
• the math department, which has a lot of computers and whiteboards;     
• the automotive technology department, which has everything pertaining to auto repair including solvents, asbestos brake linings, pneumatic tools, waste oil, and cutting and grinding tools; and               
• the Massive Arena, one of the original buildings on campus, which has a variety of interesting problems, including asbestos insulation and a major ongoing renovation.

With the thought of developing a plan to ensure workplace compliance with hazard material management standards and recommending actions needed to implement an effective workplace hazardous materials management program, respond to each of the questions below.

1. Where do you start?      
2. Where should you focus your initial HazCom efforts? In what order do you tackle the rest of the departments?      
3. What are the HazCom issues in the automotive technology department?     
4. What are the hazardous waste issues in the automotive technology department?       
5. What are the HazCom issues in the chemistry department?      
6. What are the hazardous waste issues in the chemistry department?     
7. With the Massive Arena renovation, who are the people to whom you need to communicate hazards?      
8. What are your main concerns with the physics department?      
9. What are the hazardous material/waste spill response issues for the university, and how should you prepare for them?      
10. Is any HazCom training needed for the English and math departments?      
11. What are some resources for finding out how to solve the HazCom issues?      
12. You must choose technology or trainers to do the needed training. What are some issues to consider when selecting these?     
13. Due to budget cuts, it turns out that you have to do the training yourself by using PowerPoint. What are some considerations when developing your PowerPoint presentation?
14. How can you evaluate your training to ensure that it is accomplishing your goals?      
15. One of the chemistry professors working with some of the automotive technology faculty members invents a new nonflammable compound that will render obsolete the need for solvents to degrease auto parts. She wants to market the stuff. What needs to be done before it can be marketed, and who should do it?      
16. The university decides to partner with the chemistry professor and market this new compound. Due to the lack of flammability, it is a great hit nationwide. They then decide to market it worldwide. What concerns need to be addressed?      
17. It turns out that this wonderful new compound, when used in conjunction with another chemical, makes a really great explosion. As the university is manufacturing the stuff in large quantities and storing it on the grounds, what concerns do you now have? What experts should you consult?      
18. The biology department has been busy, too. The little microbiology lab is big now, and they are working with stronger pathogens. How would you determine the new hazard communication requirements and things that you should do beyond that minimum?

After a tough 5 years, you have the Podunk University campus running smoothly, everybody is trained, and your successor will not have nearly as much of a challenge as you did. Congratulations, and best wishes on your next challenge!

Your submission must be a minimum of five pages in length, be double-spaced, and be in compliance with APA style. Support your answers to the questions with appropriate in-text citations, corresponding references, and a thorough analysis with strong arguments. You must use at least two references, one of which may be the textbook. The title and reference pages do not count toward meeting the minimum page length requirement.

Below are means, standard deviations, and sample sizes of three different data sets. Estimate the 90% confidence interval for dataset A, 95% for data set B, and 99% for set C.

Set A: mean=6300, standard deviation= 300, n=200

Set B: mean=65, standard deviation= 15, n=75

Set C: mean=93, standard deviation= 37, n=200