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RUSS 1010 Lecture 6: Russian Numbers: Cardinal and Ordinal

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indigowhale893
28 Oct 2016
School
University of Memphis
Department
Russian
Course
RUSS 1010
Professor
Poleshook

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Russian numbers are formed similar to english numbers in some respects. Numbers 11-19 have the ending (cid:806) (cid:829) which is the equivalent of the english teen. It may seem that the larger russian numbers have very different forms, but there is a system to how they are organized. Numbers that start with 2,3,4 tend to have similar forms. Numbers that start with 5,6,7,8,9 tend to have similar forms. This split between the numbers might be familiar if you think about russian minutes, hours, and years. 1 (cid:805)(cid:795)(cid:806) 2,3,4 (cid:805)(cid:795)(cid:806) (cid:795) 5- (cid:805)(cid:795)(cid:806) (cid:1005) (cid:824) (cid:813) (cid:1006),(cid:1007),(cid:1008) (cid:824) (cid:813) (cid:1009)- (cid:824) (cid:813) (cid:783) (cid:1005) (cid:784) (cid:1006),(cid:1007),(cid:1008) (cid:784) (cid:1009)- . It can be tricky knowing when to add (cid:829). If the base number (1-9) includes a (cid:829), then one will not appear at the end of that numbers 10s equivalent. Just like with english numbers, there are different forms for first, second, third, etc.

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There are 25 peaks (28 if you count the solvent) in the 13C NMR spectrum of trifluoroacetylguaiazulene, even though one might expect 16 peaks based on the number of chemically distinct carbons. What accounts for the extra peaks? (and just in case you’re wondering: NO, the extra peaks are not due to impurities) List the chemical shift of all 16 carbons. Note: Peak at 77 is due to CDCl3, peak at 135 is a doublet peak, and peak at 141 is a doublet of doublet.

13C NMR spectrum (150 MHz, CDCl3) of trifluoroacetylguaiazulene:

Peak listing of the 13C NMR spectrum

of trifluoroacetylguaiazulene.

Peak

ppm

Hz

1

175.30

26451.1

2

175.08

26418.2

3

174.86

26385.1

4

174.65

26352.1

5

150.42

22696.7

6

148.46

22400.6

7

144.27

21768.6

8

141.22

21308.9

9

140.74

21235.3

10

140.71

21231.7

11

140.69

21228.1

12

140.66

21224.4

13

137.23

20706.9

14

134.84

20345.2

15

134.72

20328.3

16

125.68

18963.5

17

120.79

18225.9

18

118.85

17933.4

19

117.73

17764.3

20

116.91

17640.9

21

114.98

17348.4

22

77.25

11656.0

23

77.04

11624.1

24

76.83

11592.1

25

38.23

5767.8

26

28.75

4337.7

27

24.48

3693.6

28

12.94

1952.0

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RUBY TUESDAY INC (RT)Statement of CASH FLOW
Fiscal year ends in May. USD in millionsexcept per share data. 2010-05 2011-05 2012-05 2013-05 2014-05 TTM
Cash Flows From Operating Activities
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Prepaid expenses -2 -1 -1 -2 -1 -3
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Other investing activities 8 6 22 59 22 16
Net cash used for investingactivities -9 -24 -34 22 -6 -11
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Debt repayment -204 -91 -263 -27 -40 -16
Common stock issued 73
Common stock repurchased -18 -30 -1 0
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Other financing activities -1 -5 4 0 0
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Net change in cash 0 0 38 5 -2 17
Cash at beginning of period 10 10 10 48 53 44
Cash at end of period 10 10 48 53 51 61
Free Cash Flow
Operating cash flow 140 116 112 36 45 44
Capital expenditure -18 -27 -38 -37 -28 -27
Free cash flow 123 90 74 -1 17 17
RUBY TUESDAY INC (RT)CashFlowFlag BALANCE SHEET
Fiscal year ends in May. USD in millionsexcept per share data. 2010-05 2011-05 2012-05 2013-05 2014-05
Assets
Current assets
Cash
Cash and cash equivalents 10 48 53 51
Total cash 10 48 53 51
Receivables 10 7 1 1 1
Inventories 29 34 29 31 21
Deferred income taxes 14 14 27 7 3
Prepaid expenses 11 12
Other current assets 13 17 23 29 11
Total current assets 76 83 128 121 100
Non-current assets
Property, plant and equipment
Gross property, plant and equipment 1466 1597 1559 1448 1367
Accumulated Depreciation -523 -566 -592 -589 -572
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Goodwill 16 8
Intangible assets 13
Other long-term assets 44 57 71 62 49
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Total assets 1064 1187 1174 1043 956
Liabilities and stockholders' equity
Liabilities
Current liabilities
Short-term debt 13
Capital leases 15 12 8 5
Accounts payable 23 30 35 15 26
Taxes payable 21 41 47 11 11
Accrued liabilities 27 25 55
Deferred revenues 8 9 9 13 17
Other current liabilities 22 24 29 32
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Non-current liabilities
Deferred taxes liabilities 40 43 38 6 4
Deferred revenues 42 60 68 78 75
Other long-term liabilities 329 373 359 337 303
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Total liabilities 526 595 597 526 495
Stockholders' equity
Common stock 1 1 1 1
Additional paid-in capital 98 105 91 68 76
Retained earnings 452 499 499 460 395
Accumulated other comprehensiveincome -13 -13 -14 -11 -11
Total stockholders' equity 538 592 576 517 461
Total liabilities and stockholders'equity 1064 1187 1174 1043 956
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Fiscal year ends in May. USD in millionsexcept per share data. 2010-05 2011-05 2012-05 2013-05 2014-05 TTM
Revenue 1195 1265 1326 1251 1169 1137
Cost of revenue 982 1045 1106 1020 986 942
Gross profit 213 221 220 231 182 195
Operating expenses
Sales, General and administrative 71 86 115 139 137 117
Other operating expenses 68 69 101 59 115 87
Total operating expenses 138 155 215 198 252 204
Operating income 74 66 5 33 -70 -8
Interest Expense 17 13
Other income (expense) 1 0 -20 -55
Income before taxes 58 53 -15 -22 -70 -8
Provision for income taxes 12 6 -15 2 -5 0
Net income from continuing operations 45 47 0 -23 -65 -8
Net income from discontinuing ops -16 1 0
Net income 45 47 0 -39 -64 -8
Net income available to commonshareholders 45 47 0 -39 -64 -8
Earnings per share
Basic 0.74 0.73 -0.65 -1.07 -0.13
Diluted 0.73 0.72 -0.65 -1.07 -0.13
Weighted average shares outstanding
Basic 62 64 63 61 60 60
Diluted 62 65 63 61 60 60
EBITDA 140 130 72 97 -12

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