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Algebra please please help

Factor completely. 25x^2 + 40xy + 16y^2

Factor. s^2(t

In the Sara Ahmed reading this week, she states: "Fear responds to that which is approaching rather than already here. It is the futurity of fear, which makes it possible that the object of fear, rather than arriving, might pass us by”.

Unpack what you think she means by this and try and provide an example of a constructed "media monster" that you might have encountered in a show/film/news/etc. that has been created to prompt this type of fear. 

Make a drawing assignment:
Cross-contoured, Proportional and Foreshortening Drawing

Apply these drawing techniques:
Use a variety of marks (within value shapes) with attention to pressure and proximity.
Use value shapes to depict differences in value across your subject rather than outlines.
Use gestural drawing techniques/marks to 'map out' the objects of your drawing and not outlines.

Apply new knowledge:
Use accurate proportions.
Use cross-contour lines to emphasize the shape of your objects.
Use foreshortening from your perspective.   
Use a definitive light source shining from the front, back, or side of your objects.
Use graphite tools, charcoal tools, kneaded erasers, etc.
Use an 18" X 24" sheet of drawing paper, which has been prepared with a light grey background before any drawing commences if you so prefer.
Use at least three objects of your choice. Here's the link to photo of the three objects:

Hello. This is a C program language code im needing.  Thx.

In this activity, you are designing an application for grocery stores and their inventories.

The items depending on their type are divided into the following categories:

Group A: Meat

Group B: Deli

Group C: Pharmacy

Group D: Seafood

Group E: Beverage

Group F: Canned

Group G: Jarred

Group H: Dry Food

Group I: Dairy

Group J: Bakery

Group K: Personal Care

Group L: Paper Goods

Your store must have at two items in each category.

Your application as the first step needs to collect the following information before importing the items to the store:

1. The name of the product

2. The Category

3. The Company/Manufacturer name

4. The purchased price (What company has paid to buy this product)

5. The sale price (What customers will pay to buy this product)

6. The quantity of the purchased items

7. The date of the purchased items

8. The date of the production

9. The expiry date of the product

10. Store Code (a 4-digit number)

11. The currency of the country


12. Items will go on sale on different dates depending on their categories.

Your application is responsible to use encryption method 1 for #1, and #3. (You have to define the suitable encryption method.)

Your application is responsible to use encryption method 2 for #2. (You have to define the suitable encryption method.)

Your application is responsible to use encryption method 3 for #4, and #5. (You have to define the suitable encryption method.)

Your application is responsible to use encryption method 4 for #6. (You have to define the suitable encryption method.)

Your application is responsible to use encryption method 5 for #7, #8, and #9. (You have to define the suitable encryption method.)

Your application is responsible to use encryption method 6 for #10. (You have to define the suitable encryption method.)

Your application is responsible to use encryption method 7 for #11. (You have to define the suitable encryption method.)


The output of the encryptions will generate a number that will be known as the barcode of that specific item in this store.

Before selecting and implementing your encryption methods, you have to answer the following questions:

- Will all the generated barcodes have the same number of digits?

- How should we deal with barcodes that have different numbers of digits?

- Do you need to define decryption?

- Is there any other questions, aspects, complications, simplifications, etc. that I need to think about in advance?

Items will go on sale on different dates depending on their categories.

Group A, B, C, and D follow the following rules:

- Items will go on a 10% promotion when the date passes 50% of the durable life period - Yellow Tag

- Items will go on a 25% promotion when the date passes 65% of the durable life period - Green Tag

- Items will go on a 50% promotion when the date passes 75% of the durable life period - Red Tag

- Items will go on a 95% promotion when the date passes 95% of the durable life period - Star Tag and Final Sale (Bring Me Home Today!)

- Items with less than one day of their durable life period must be removed from the shelves and storage to be removed from the inventory

Group E, F, G, and H follow the following rules:

- Items will go on a 10% promotion when the date passes 60% of the durable life period - Yellow Tag

- Items will go on a 25% promotion when the date passes 70% of the durable life period - Green Tag

- Items will go on a 50% promotion when the date passes 80% of the durable life period - Red Tag

- Items will go on a 95% promotion when the date passes 95% of the durable life period - Star Tag and Final Sale (Bring Me Home Today!)

- Items with less than one day of their durable life period must be removed from the shelves and storage to be removed from the inventory


Groups I, J, and K follow the following rules:

- Items will go on a 10% promotion when the date passes 40% of the durable life period - Yellow Tag

- Items will go on a 25% promotion when the date passes 50% of the durable life period - Green Tag

- Items will go on a 50% promotion when the date passes 60% of the durable life period - Red Tag

- Items will go on a 95% promotion when the date passes 95% of the durable life period - Star Tag (Bring Me Home Today!)

- Items with less than one day of their durable life period must be removed from the shelves and storage to be removed from the inventory

Group L follows the following rules:

- Items will go on a 10% promotion when the date passes 70% of the durable life period - Yellow Tag

- Items will go on a 25% promotion when the date passes 80% of the durable life period - Green Tag

- Items will go on a 50% promotion when the date passes 90% of the durable life period - Red Tag

- Items will go on a 95% promotion when the date passes 95% of the durable life period - Star Tag and Final Sale (Bring Me Home Today!)

- Items with less than one day of their durable life period must be removed from the shelves and storage to be removed from the inventory

The output of your program will be a printed receipt that shows a list of 12 items (one item from each category), 8 items with the regular price, and 4 items on sale that a customer bought also the customer has 3 items to return from three different categories.

A receipt needs to include the following information on it:

- The price of each item that has a regular price

- If the price is reduced the reduction amount and sales percentage will be printed on the lines below the regular price; therefore the customer will see the regular price, the sales price, the reduced amount, and the sales percentage

- Each item has a unique barcode
- The date of the purchase
- The store number along with the address of the store
- The final Balance
- The payment method

using the Reference Database for Hazard Identification (RDHI): 

The food category that was assigned was **eggs**

Chemical Hazards – Allergy and Intolerance

1. Based on the food category find the type of allergen that might be associated with that ingredient or food(eggs)
2. Based on the allergy information briefly describe the main allergen component(s) or types