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Carter and Isabella run a carwash business. They split the revenue

50/50. They are deciding on if they should join forces with Carla's carwash.

If they join with Carla, the combined carwash will make $2400 more per month, but they'll have to split revenue equally

(33.3/33.3/33.3).

On an average month, Carter and Isabella's carwash makes $6000.

How much more or less would Carter or Isabella individually make if they merged with Carla's carwash? *

$200 less

$400 more

$200 more

$400 less

Paraphrase this equation

Part A: The expression that represents the amount of money the store made is (24)(35) + (15)(15) - 120.

Part B: To calculate the amount of money the store made, we need to find the total revenue from selling the keyboards and phone chargers and then subtract the cost of purchasing them. The revenue from selling 24 keyboards at $35 each is (24)(35) = $840, and the revenue from selling 15 phone chargers at $15 each is (15)(15) = $225. So the total revenue is $840 + $225 = $1065. Since the store bought the items for $120, we subtract that from the revenue to get the profit: $1065 - $120 = $945.

Part C: (24)(35) + (15)(15) - 120 = 840 + 225 - 120 = $945. Therefore, the value of the expression is $945, which represents the profit the store made from selling the keyboards and phone chargers.

What is law of gravitation

why are you copy-pasting from ChatGpt?

Entrepreneurship Concepts and Theories

What is an entrepreneur?

An entrepreneur is anyone who attempts a new business venture creation.

How is entrepreneurship defined?

Entrepreneurship is defined by the Department of Trade and Industry in 2004 in the UK as anyone who attempts a new business or venture creation.

How did Israel Kerzner define entrepreneurship?

Israel Kerzner, a famous Austrian economist, defined entrepreneurship as alertness to profit opportunities. This definition emphasizes the psychological nature of entrepreneurship, which involves assessing risks and coming up with innovative ideas.

What is a social entrepreneur?

A social entrepreneur applies business principles for social good and is oriented towards doing something good for the community. The profits from the business are dedicated to providing some service within the community.

What is an intrapreneur?

An intrapreneur is a person within an organization who has ideas about what the organization should do, the direction it should follow, the products it should make, and the changes it should bring about. They are enterprising in a large company, seeking opportunities for corporate benefit.

What does SME stand for?

SME stands for small to medium-sized businesses.

What is the nature-nurture debate?

The nature-nurture debate is about whether our genetic makeup or our upbringing, education, and experiences determine our behavior.

Are entrepreneurs born or made?

The debate about whether entrepreneurs are born or made relates to a big debate in psychology about whether we acquire attributes or are born with certain predispositions.

What qualities do entrepreneurs possess?

Entrepreneurs possess creativity, innovation, adaptability, problem-solving skills, and a willingness to take risks and have self-belief and determination to bring their ideas to fruition.

What is the entrepreneurial spark?

The entrepreneurial spark is the unique ability entrepreneurs possess to see situations differently than others, often identifying opportunities where others do not. They are not constrained by convention and are always questioning the status quo.

What is the reality of failure for entrepreneurs?

Most new businesses fail within a few years due to a lack of business acumen or an inability to bring a product to market effectively.

What is the entrepreneurial spirit?

The entrepreneurial spirit refers to the behavior, demeanor, outlook, and actions of entrepreneurs which contribute to their success. They are constantly looking for ways to improve products and services, identify opportunities for innovation, and create new demand.

 journal articles within the scope of Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management and the articles published 2015-2021

• What is the major objective of the article?
• What are the theories and findings discussed in the paper and how do they compare?
• If the author argues supporting/rejecting theory and findings, what are his/her reasons and how valid are the reasons?
• How well are conclusions of the article aligned with the findings of the study?
• What exactly does the work contribute and relate to the overall topic of your course?
• In your opinion, what were the strengths and weaknesses of the paper?

Your review report should be structured as follows:

• Summary of the article focusing on the following major issues 
  - Purpose of the article/ Problem statement
  - Methodology
  - Findings, Conclusions, and policy recommendations.
• Your evaluation of the article based on the points 2 through 4.
• Your comment on point number 5
• Your opinion about the strengths and weaknesses of the article(maximum ½ page)
• Lessons learnt from the article

There's no question about (= it is certain) whose fault it is.

A sonnet is known for its use of iambic pentameter and a shift in attitude towards the end of the poem.

 True False

53. What kind of hypothesis test will you use to analyze this dataset? (look at photo)

A program to decrease littering was carried out in four cities in California's Central Valley starting in August 2011. The amount of litter in the streets (average pounds of litter collected per block per day) was measured during July before the program started and then the next July, after the program had been in effect for a year. The results were as follows:

Look at photo

55. What kind of hypothesis test will you use to analyze this dataset?

56. Using the .01 significance level, carry out a t test to test the experimenter's assumption that the participants' belief in the supernatural would change in some way after watching the movie.

65. For this dataset, what is the correlation coefficient (r)?

66. What is the regression equation for this dataset?

67. Based on the model (i.e. the regression equation) you just made, predict the perceived pleasantness score for a person who has a percent occupancy score of 70.

72. What is the distinction between a linear relationship and a correlation between two variables?

73. If you are interested in whether variable X causes variable Y, what is the relevance of knowing the variables X and Y are correlated?

74. What is a spurious correlation? What do spurious correlations indication about the relationship between correlation and causation?

75. What is the relationship between correlation and prediction? What do we mean by a prediction model?

76. Assuming the null hypothesis is true in each case, if the results of 1300 studies are analyzed, each using the .05 significance level, on average __________ will be significant. (To fill in the blank, give a number between 0 and 1300).

Discuss with your classmates how the material you are reading and learning about regarding mortgages and taxes might help you in your daily life and/or in the field in which you are seeking employment or are currently employed in. If you might be in the market for a home, how might this information help you make an informed decision? You may, but are not required to, use information relating to your own personal mortgages or town taxes. Do not divulge any personal information that would be an invasion of your privacy. There are no individual questions from the text for Discussion this week.

Is it ethical for companies continue to test their products with the Draize eye test?

You must include at least one scholarly source, cited in MLA format at the bottom of your post, and cited in-text, also in MLA format. The readings in this module may be cited as your scholarly source, or you may find an appropriate outside source, but you cannot use your textbook as a scholarly source for this assignment. Either way, I expect you to show that you have read all of these readings.

When writing your post, you must pick a side and argue for or against the topic. You must also use one of the ethical frameworks that we have covered in order to argue your case. Be clear at the outset which ethical framework you are using. 

Make sure that your argument is philosophical. Do not rely solely on emotions to make your point.

What is your philosophy regarding euthanasia? Is there ever a time when it is the “right thing to do?” How does this position align with a biblical worldview? Reference to support details

What are the distinctions between criminal and civil law?

How does the "Standard of Proof" play a part in the outcome of a verdict? Reference needed

Write an essay defining and describing the principles of ethics, morals, conscience, and etiquette as related to the medical office. Find and summarize at least1 peer-reviewed article for each of the 4 categories.

Your answers will vary regarding the articles found, but the descriptions should include the following ideas:

Ethics: the rules of conduct recognized in respect to a particular class of human actions or a particular group, culture, etc.: medical ethics; Christian ethics.

Morals: of, pertaining to, or concerned with the principles or rules of right conduct or the distinction between right and wrong; ethical: moral attitudes.

Conscience: capable of or marked by thought, will, design, or perception.

Etiquette: the code of ethical behavior regarding professional practice or action among the members of a profession in their dealings with each other: medical etiquette.

Your paper must be 2–3 pages, use at least 4 peer-reviewed sources, must be written in current APA formatting, and incorporate a biblical worldview.

For example, if something looks like a chair and is placed in use as a chair, it follows that it should be able to be sat on like a chair. If no visible warning labels are present, a morbidly obese patient sits on the chair, and the chair collapses under the patient’s weight, both the physician and the manufacturer could be held liable.

Look up warning labels and directions for use on various Internet sites. Find labels with warnings that "a reasonable person" should know but that manufacturers have included on the product to prevent potential litigation. Do not use the same site for each of your products. You must use 5 separate websites for this project.

Your paper must include at least 5 warning labels, directions, and the Internet site’s web address for that product. Please name the site and place the web address underneath the name. The warnings and directions must be easily located by your instructor.

How to behave in best way to other person?

Describe what you understand by the phrase "investing in your education."

List and describe the structures associated with fertilizationin Chlamydomonas. Paragraph or more, no copy and paste

1. The amino acid glycine is often used as the main ingredient of a buffer in biochemical experiments. The amino group of glycine, which has a pKa of 9.6, can exist either in the protonated form(-NH3+) or as the free base(-NH2) because of the reversible equilibrium

1. In what pH range can glycine be used as an effective buffer due to its amino groups?

1. How much 5 m KOH must be added to 1.0 L of 0.1 M glycine at pH 9.0 to bring its pH to exactly 10.0?

1. In order to have 99% of the glycine in its –NH3+ form, what must the numerical relation be between the pH of the solution and the pKa of the amino group of glycine?

1. Why does ice melt when salt is sprinkled on it?

1. When a piece of paper is wet with water, it tears off easily. But the same paper if soaked in oil doesn’t lose strength. Why?

1. When glucose is added and stirred, the water feels cooler. Why?

1. The shape of hair is determined in part by the pattern of disulfide bonds in keratin, its major protein. How can curls be induced?

How do depilatory creams remove hair?

1. Using known endo- and exopeotidase, suggest a pathway for the complete degradation of the following peptide:

His-Ser-Lys-Ala-Trp-Ile-Asp-Cys-Pro-Arg-His-His-Ala

1. After proper purification, the Edman reaction was used to sequence a dodecapeptide. The following data were obtained. The C-terminal amino acid is isoleucine; N-terminal amino acid is methionine; peptide fragments are Ala-Ala-Ile, Leu-Arg-Lys-Lys-Glu-Lys-Glu-Ala,  Met-Gly-Leu, and Met-Phe-Pro-Met. What is the sequence of this peptide?

1. Why is pepsin useful as a digestive aid in precooked foods?

1. Why are the most unsaturated fatty acids found in phospholipids in the cis rather than the trans confirmation? Draw the structure of a 16-carbon fatty acid as saturated, trans monosaturated, and cis

1. The melting points of a series of 18-carbon fatty acids are stearic acid, 69.60C, oleic acid, 13.40C; linoleic acid -50C; and linolenic acid, -110 What structural aspect of these 18-carbon fatty acids can be correlated with the melting point? Provide a molecular explanation for the trend in melting points.

1. Why do phenyls and Dettol turn water milky-white when mixed with it?

• Why does a wound on tongue heal faster than those on the other parts of the body?

The protests of American college and high school students over the Vietnam War, the draft, racial segregation and other social and economic issues changed and developed American perception and law regarding the First Amendment.  In the 1960s and 1970s, popular culture reflected the tension felt throughout the nation.

• What were some of the social differences that seemed to foster the conflict of the 1960s and 1970s? Were they economic, political, racial, and/or religious?

• How do you think these conflicts reflected the issue of the common good vs. individual rights?

• Which lines from the Constitution were drawn upon to support the protests?

• Discuss an issue that you see leading to civil strife in the country today that reflects the debate of the common good vs. individual rights.

• What side are you on? Why? How does the Constitution support your argument?

Iran's decision to develop nuclear weapons as well as the President of Iran’s constant remarks regarding Israel have helped foster a feeling of misunderstanding and animosity between the Islamic nation and the United States.

The culture of Iran is seemingly a mystery to the citizens of the West. Iranians hold themselves very proud, with a strong adherence to free thought and learning, independent development, technology, science and medicine and some of the world's most inspiring natural landscapes.

To create a portfolio on the nation of Iran perform a web search. Web searches should always be done with adult supervision. Stride recommends the use of the safe search options that most web browsers come with, or one of the safe search engines produced by many major search engine providers.Search for these key terms:

• culture of Iran

Create a portfolio report of the nation of Iran in the form of a video, multimedia presentation or written report by conducting research utilizing resources such as the Internet, magazines, newspapers, etc.

• Urban Infrastructure

• Sports

• Music and Dance

• History and Tradition

• Human and Civil Rights

• Travel

Use the following rubric to assign up to 50 points.

Top Scores (44 - 50) - The top scoring students will do the following:

All six cultural attributes are described clearly and demonstrate that multiple sources were consulted.

At least 4 sources are cited.

Writing is clear and focused; holds readers attention.

The order, structure, and presentation moves the reader through the text and the central idea of theme is clear.

Presentation has a clear purpose and speaks clearly to the audience. The words are powerful and engaging. The message is conveyed precisely, and naturally.

The writing flows easily. Sentences are well built with a strong and varied structure.

The writing demonstrates a strong grasp of standard writing conventions.