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Information from accounting records is important for makingbusiness decisions. What are some examples of business decisionsthat require the use of accounting information?

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The accounting equation is important to businesses as well asindividuals. What are the various parts of the accounting equation?Explain how the accounting equation can be used to analyze thefinancial position of a business or an individual.

You are the owner and manager of a small auto repair shop that does routine maintenance, major repairs, and body work. Business is good, and your monthly financial statements show that your shop is consistently profitable. Cash flow is becoming a small problem, however, and you may need to take out a loan from the bank. You have also been receiving customer complaints about time delays and price increases.

Required:

1. a) What accounting information do you think is most important to take with you to discuss a possible loan with your banker?
2. b) What accounting information do you think is most important in ascertaining the business activities of your repair shop in regard to addressing time delays and price increases? What about non-accounting information?

1. c) Can the various information in parts (a) and (b) be gathered from the accounting records directly? Indirectly? If not at all, where would you need to look for such

information?

Use the technique of completing the square to express each trinomial as the square of a binomial or the square of a binomial plus a constant.

Find the value(s) of the variable for which the rationalexpression is undefined,

5z/(z^2 - 16) The expression is undefined for z = ___?

8p/(p-3) The expression is undefined for p = ____?

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"Is it fair or not?"

Make a post to the discussion board deciding and defending whether it is fair or not that an accused individual has to remain in jail for months while he or she is awaiting trial. Remember, our laws state that you are innocent till proven guilty.  Next, respond to a classmate whether you agree with his or her opinion. Why or why not?  

What does Philip Crosby mean by the following?

Conformance to Specification Prevetion, not Inspection A process, not a programme, improvement goals Cost of nonconformance; quality is free Yes and buyers quality audits useless

1a)Use mathematical induction to prove that:
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1a)Use mathematical induction to prove that:

1/(1)(2)plus 1/(2)(3)plus 1/(3)(4)plus ...1/n(n plus 1)=n/n plus 1,for all positive integers.

Please show all your work I NEED THE CORRECT AND STEP BY STEPSOLUTION WITH ANSWER, THANKS.

(I need major help. When I post the questionm the sign in themiddle of each set of numbers does not appear. So I wrote down theword "PLUS" instead of the signs.

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Research Activity, : "What's the difference between..?"

Time to do a little internet research again. There are many kinds of local communities including boroughs, cities, counties, towns, townships, and villages. Research to find what distinguishes them apart from one another, and where these community types are most likely to be found. Write your results on a word document. Save it as an "rtf" file, and submit it to your instructor. 

Please help asap read the Social Media summary and then answer the questions:

It seemed that Essena O'Neill had the perfect life. In 2015, the eighteen-year-old Australian model and vegan advocate had over a half million followers on the social media platform Instagram. O'Neill found that she was able to make an income by marketing products to her social media followers, sometimes earning as much as $2,000 for a single post. O'Neill was young and beautiful, and many of her Instagram posts featured images of her smiling

In October 2015, O'Neill publicly disavowed her Instagram persona. She explained that she had spent her teenage years addicted to social media and seeking social approval: "I spent hours watching perfect girls online, wishing I was them. Then I was 'one of them.' I still wasn't happy, content or at peace with myself." O'Neill revealed the lengths to which she would go in order to get the right pose for her next Instagram photo, sometimes sucking in her stomach to appear extremely thin. She would obsessively check the number of "likes" she got on her photos. O'Neill described the insecurity behind her Instagram persona, saying that "I just want young girls to know this isn't candid life, or cool or inspirational. It's contrived perfection made to get attention." There is a growing body of research looking at whether social media is making us unhappy. A recent study found that the more you use Facebook over time, "the more likely you are to expe-nience negative physical health, negative mental health and negative life satisfaction." A 2017 study of eighteen- to twenty-two-year-olds found an association between time spent on social media and "anxiety symptoms and the greater likelihood of an anxiety disorder." Some people believe that quitting social media might also improve your mood

Questions

Does social media give us a distorted view of what constitutes a good life, or what it looks like for someone's life to go well?

Would a hedonist think there is anything wrong with extensively using social media? Why or why not?

3. According to the desire satisfaction theory, is there anything wrong with extensively using social media? Why or why not?

(n + 3)(2n +3) = (n + 2)² + (n - 2)²

I need help. Can you give me step by step help to solvethis?

THANK YOU boat loads in advance!

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The governor of New York receives $177,000 a year, but the governor of Nebraska is only paid $65,000 per year. Is this fair? If you say yes, give at least three reasons why. If you say no, give three reasons why. Next, answer one of your classmates' responses whether you agree with his or hers answers. Explain why or why not.

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4.03 Graded Assignment: Civil Action Project

Instructions: Step 1: Choose only one of the two options.

• In a Word document, create an "action plan" to move the bus stop pick-up/drop-off point to a new location.

• In a Word document, Create an "action plan" to have road signs and speed limits installed at this location.

Step 2: In a Word document, draft a letter that explains why you are taking this action. You may use fictitious data as long as it is reasonably believable. Select here Opens in modal popup windowto see an example.

Step 3: In a Word document, create a petition that voters can sign to go along with your letter of explanation.

Step 4: In a Word document, explain how you would implement this action plan to reach all voters affected by your action plan. (There's much territory to cover. Don't plan on you doing all the foot work.)

Step 5: Submit all documents to your instructor when completed.

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Writing Activity 14: "Square Peg" A Unicameral House

You'll have to do a little research for this assignment. Nebraska has a unicameral, or one-house, legislature. It is the only state of the union whose state government is non-bicameral. Write a 1 to 2 page report describing the history or development of the Nebraska unicameral government. Make sure you answer the question, "Why did Nebraska decide to have a unicameral government instead of a bicameral government?" Site all resources you use in your paper.  

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"No Article IV, Section 1"

Let's pretend that Article IV, Section 1 of the Constitution is non-existent! You are the governor of the imaginary state of South Indiana. Residents of your state have many cousins, aunts, and uncles in the imaginary state of North Kentucky, South Indiana's neighboring state. You decide you want to build a "walking bridge" over a river that separates the two imaginary states. Now relatives can easily visit one another without having to get on a ferry. You know that South Indiana citizens will love your idea and love you for thinking about them (this is good since you're running for re-election the next year). But there is one problem; the Governor of North Kentucky has to be willing to join your project.  What disagreements might North Kentucky have with Southern Indiana about building a "walking bridge"? Name and discuss four possible stumbling blocks and why they would be stumbling blocks.

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Petition Project: You belong to an imaginary territory that is part of the land mass you know as "The Northwest Territories." (you can think up your own name). Your territory desires to be admitted into the United States of America.

• You must create a petition in a Word document requesting admittance to the Union based upon the requirements described in the Northwest Ordinance (1787)--see link above. In that petition, you must explain to Congress how your territory has satisfied all the requirements (for instance: how did you come up with the population number? don't just say you've reached that magical figure.)

• Part of that petition is a draft of your state's future constitution. You only need create the "preamble." Below are links to the preambles of the listed states' original constitution. Your preamble should resemble them in tone and language.

or the given functions f(x) and g(x), find (f+ g)(x) or (f -g)(x) as indicated.

f(x)=2x2- 8x+ 5, g(x)=3x2 + 4x + 5 Find(f+ g)(x).

For the given function f(x), findf-1(x).

f(x)=5x+ 6

GIVEN FUNCTIONS:

b(x) = x^2 - 2x + 1    j(x) = 2 + 3x    r(x)= 9 - 2x^2 - 3x     v(x) = 5x - 6

1.  4b(x) + r(-x)

2.  3v(x) - j(2x) + r(x)

3.  r(2x) - 4v(x)

DC Limited was formed some years ago. The financial year ends on 30 April. The following information is available: $ On 1 May 20–8: Ordinary share capital (300,000 shares of $0.50 each) ............................... 150,000 General reserve ............................................................................................... 35,000 Retained earnings .......................................................................................... 13,500 On 31 August 20–8: Ordinary share dividend of $0.05 was paid On 1 November 20–8: An issue of 5% debentures was made ......................................................... 40,000 For the year ended 30 April 20–9: Operating profit for the year .......................................................................... 65,500 On 30 April 20–9: The directors recommended a transfer to general reserve of $6,000 and the payment of an ordinary share dividend of $0.10. a. Explain each of the following terms: i. Issued share capital ii. Called-up share capital iii. Paid-up share capital. b. State two differences between ordinary shares and debentures. c. Explain why DC Limited retains some profit each year. d. State one reason why DC Limited pays a dividend to ordinary shareholders. e. Calculate the profit for the year ended 30 April 20–9. f. Calculate the retained earnings on 30 April 20–9. g. Prepare an extract from the statement of financial position on 30 April 20–9 to show the capital and reserves section.

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