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Tomas and Saturn are partners who share income in the ratio of 3:1. Their capital balances are $80,000 and $120,000 respectively. Income Summary has a credit balance of $30,000. What is Tomas\' capital balance after closing Income Summary to Capital? Solution Tomas\' closing capital balance = $80,000 + $30,000 * 3/4 = $102,500 . Thus, option B .

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True or false? Social networking through such services as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube have made significant changes to the way people gather and share information and experiences. Downloads from these services are safe from data theft and viruses. Solution Yes, Its absolutly true that social networking services like facebook, twitter, linkedIn and the youtube have made the significant changes to the way people gather and share information and experiences. With these services, we can share and express ourself to the large number of audience and just by setting at home and just with a single post over facebook or the twitter we can address the audience. Yes, as these services are authentic services , and these services have also implemented various security regarding implementation at their end too, so there is no harm in downloading from these services. .

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True or False? In a proprietary system, a commercial vendor opens their technology to other companies. True False What is network bandwidth? What is a domain name server? Solution 7) Is a proprietary system a commercial vendor opens their technology to other companies Ans- False 8) Ans Network bandwidth is usually expressed in bits per second (bps); modern networks typically have speeds measured in the millions of bits per second (megabits per second, or Mbps) or billions of bits per second (gigabits per second, or Gbps). 9) Ans Domain Name Servers (DNS) are the Internet\'s equivalent of a phone book. They maintain a directory of domain names and translate them to Internet Protocol (IP) addresses. This is necessary because, although domain names are easy for people to remember, computers or machines, access websites based on IP addresses. .

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TRUE OR FALSE: 1. N, a nonresident alien individual, was born in Country X and has resided there for the past 40 years. N is the president of a large department store in Country X and is also actively involved in civic, business, social and charitable activities in Country X. Concerned about a recent military coup in Country X, N accepts his opportunity to obtain a green card and he visits the U.S. on May 10,2015 to get his card. Unfortunately, N is killed in an automobile accident in the U.S. on May 15,2015 before his scheduled October 1, 2015 return to Country X. N is a resident decedent for U.S. estate tax purposes. 2 . A (a U.S. citizen), B (an NRA), FlaCo (a Florida Corporation), and FCo (a foreign corporation) each own 1/4 interest in a Florida general partnership which is involved in real estate development. In years 2011 through 2014, the partnership generates a $100,000 operating loss and each partner files its appropriate U.S. income tax returns to record its respective losses. In 2015, the partnership generates effectively connected taxable income (\"ECTI\") of $400,000 and each partner has $100,000 of ECTI allocated to it. Even though both B (an NRA) and FCo (a foreign corporation) have sufficient losses to offset the 2015 ECTI, under the general rule, the partnership must withhold U.S. income tax with respect to their 2015 ECTI. Solution Answer 1 is false as decedent is the non resident alien individual had no tangible property in U.S. Answer 2 is true, any member who is non resident of the state and have income from the state, the partnership must withhold the US income tax which a partner can get the refunded after filing their return. .

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True or False Explain Why: 1- SIP and RTP are protocols used to allow communication between users over IP. Solution True SIP( Session Initiation Protocol ) is a communication protocol which is used for voice, video calls and also for instant messaging over the IP networks. It is responsible for establishment and termination of a voice call sessions between the two end points. These session include telephone calls, internet multimedia conference and multimedia distribution. It also provide authentification of caller and callee. It also identifes the number of caller and callee. It is working independent over transport layer protocol. It runs over the TCP(transmission control protocol) and UDP(user datagram protocol). RTP(Real-time transport protocol) is a network protocol which is used to deliver audio and video over Internet protocol. It is used to manage real time transmission of multimedia data over unicast or multicast network. It also monitors data delivery for large multicast networks which allows the receiver to detect if any packet loss. It uses sequence number to detect the packet loss. .

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True or False 1. The interstellar medium is composed mostly of gaseous atoms of hydrogen 2. An H Il region is composed mostly of neutral atoms of gaseous hydrogen 3. The great Nebula in Orion emits a bright line spectrunm 4. A star with a spectral classification of F7 emits the ultraviolet photons needed to ionize hydrogen 5. Dust absorbs the visible light emitted by stars and re-emits it as infrared light. 6. The existence of forbidden spectral lines from emission nebulae indicates that the region has a low density 7. Reflection nebulae emit a dark line spectrum 8. Bok globules are examples of dark nebulae 9. Interstellar extinction causes stars to appear closer than they really are 10. Interstellar reddening makes stars appear hotter than they really are 11. The spectrum of a star with a B8 spectral classification shows strong ionized calcium lines. The spectral lines originate from the interstellar medium 12. The spectral lines that originate from the interstellar medium are wide spectral lines 13. If there are multiples of a single spectral line, this indicates that the light may have traveled through several clouds in the interstellar medium 14. Radio waves with a wavelength of 21 cm are used to detect H I clouds 15. When molecules rotate and vibrate they emit far-infrared and radio waves 16. The detection of carbon monoxide is used to detect giant molecular clouds 17. Molecules cool a cloud and are usually located on the edges of the cloud 18. The model of the ISM presented in this chapter consists of H I clouds, giant molecular clouds, the intercloud medium and hot coronal gas 19. In the gas-star-gas cycle all matter is recycled and not lost to space 20. Small particles tend to scatter blue light. Solution 1. True 2. False (it is composed mostly of ionized hydrogen) 3.False (It emits all wavelengths creating a continous spectrum) 5. True .

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True or False (1 point each) 1. TorF NOs is the only form of nitrogen used by higher plants. 2. TorF Denitrification generally results in contamination of groundwater.. 3. TorF Only about half of the nitrogen applied as fertilizer in the US finds its way into 4. Tor F Legumes, such as mesquite trees or soybean plants, enrich the soil in nitrogen 5. TorF Bio-available N is commonly the most limiting nutrient in terrestrial 6. TorF Acid soils can result in greater solubility of many transition metal species. 7. TorF Potassium in mica interlayers is plant-available and easily leached 8. TorF The Phosphorus forms in the atmosphere are an important source of target plants. ecosystems Phosphorus inputs into soils and terrestrial ecosystems. 9. Tor F Reduced forms of metals such as Fe+ and Mn2+ tend to be more soluble than oxidized forms found in soils. 10. T or F Most Nitrogen leaching to groundwater is in the form of ammonium (NH4\"). 11. T or F Plant macronutrients are less concentrated in animal manures than in manufactured fertilizers. Nematodes and viruses are soil microorganisms (assume both are \"alive\"). Tolerable soil loss is the maximum loss of soil by erosion that can occur without 12. T or F 13. T or F a reduction in the soil\'s long-term productivity As a farmer adds more fertilizer, he/she can expect yields and profits to increase linearly Temperature, pH, moisture, aeration, and Carbon:Nitrogen ratio are factors 14. TorF 15. TorF controlling residue decomposition rates. Solution True false statements 1. False 2. True 3. True 4. True 5. True 6. True 7. False 8. True 9. True 10. True 11. False 12. False 13. True 14. False 15. True .

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Transform the E-R diagram into a set of relations. Parking Tickets Table The functional dependencies are: In what normal form is the relation? Convert PARKING TICKET to a set of 3NF relations. Solution Agent relation AgentId $ value Consignment relation Consignment number $ value Containernumber Size Destination Vessel relation Country of registry Vessel_ID Consignment number Voyage relation Voyage_ID Trans Vessel_ID Container relation Containernumber Size Destination Consignment number 2. 1. The relation is in 1NF, there are no composite attributes and every attribute is single and describes one property. 2. Splitting of relations in given table into 3NF relations as follows- St_ID L_Name F_Name Phone_No St_ID St_Lic Lic_No St_ID Ticket_# Date Code Code Fine .

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Trace the evolution of the US police system from the \"political\" era to the present. Solution The development of policing in the United States closely followed the development of policing in England. In the early colonies policing took two forms. It was both informal and communal, which is referred to as the Watch, or private for profit policing, which is called The Big Stick. The modern police organizations shared similar characteristics: (1) they were publicly supported and bureaucratic in form; (2) police officers were full-time employees, not community volunteers or case-by-case fee retainers; (3) departments had permanent and fixed rules and procedures, and employment as a police officers was continuous; (4) police departments were accountable to a central governmental authority. Modern police forces in the United States emerged as a response to disorder. What constitutes social and public order depends largely on who is defining those terms, and in the cities of 19th century America they were defined by the mercantile interests, who through taxes and political influence supported the development of bureaucratic policing institutions. These economic interests had a greater interest in social control than crime control. Private and for profit policing was too disorganized and too crime specific in form to fulfill these needs. The emerging commercial elites needed a mechanism to insure a stable and orderly work force, a stable and orderly environment for the conduct of business, and the maintenance of what they referred to as the \"collective good\". These mercantile interests also wanted to divest themselves of the cost of protecting their own enterprises, transferring those costs from the private sector to the state. .

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Training and Development Solution The various skills that are necessary for an employee of a large corporation include: All the above factors are of utmost importance for an employee to receive and get benefitted from senstivity training. A large corporation is very likely to operate across different locations having different traditions, culture and values. Thus, an employee needs to be adjustable to different cultures, and learn the business values applicable to each of the culture. A potential leader in a multinational company should be able to overcome the cultural, linguistic and national barriers. Therefore, it is important for the incumbent to be aware of as well as be open to learn other culture. The various trainings that are apt for international staffing are: In Plycentric staffing, the senstivity training and cultural awareness training is not required as the incumbent is already acquainted that culture. However, in ethnocentric staffing, the employee shold be be trained and checked for relevant traits. .

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Question 1 This layer of the OSI model is responsible for dialog control, token management, and synchronization. Question 2 What is the typical method for restricting packet lifetime on the Internet? Question 3 A machine with a single DNS name have multiple IP addresses. Question 4 If a local DNS server cannot find an IP address for a specified URL, it does this. Question 5 What is the default protocol used for sending email messages over the Internet? Question 6 This protocol is used to send web pages from web servers to internet browsers. Question 7 This mail system protocol was created as an improvement of the POP3 protocol, and has the ability to address mail not by message number, but by using attributes. Question 8 The primary purpose of a Socket primitive is to provide which one of the following services? Question 9 _____ uses a three-way handshake to establish connections. Question 10 The primary purpose of this feature is to make sure that information is properly handled so that if too much information is sent and/or received the network connection will handle the information appropriately. Solution 1.session layer 2.hop count 3.true 4.Returns an error 4xx to the client requesting the resource 5.SMTP 6.HTTP 7.IMAP 8.Create a communication endpoint 9.TCP 10.flow control .

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QUESTION 1 The purpose of an audit is to express an opinion on whether the financial statements are in accordance with GAAS. True False QUESTION 2 Assertions relating to the financial statements are set forth by the auditor. True False QUESTION 3 An audit should test every item in the financial records of the client. True False QUESTION 4 The completeness assertion posits that all transactions and events that should have been recorded were recorded. True False QUESTION 5 Audits of issuers must follow the standards of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board. True False Solution 1. True 2. True 3. True 4. False 5. True .

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Q0)What are the dye moleclecules doing that makes each specta has a different wavelength Q1) explain how observed color related to absorbed color (hint: color wheel) Q2) Name at least one vaiable that controls absorbance Q3) short paragraph answering why green seater apperas black when shining only erd light on it Q4) ChlorophyII- containing plants appear green. Use color wheel to predit when color of light chlorophyll absorbs? Solution 0) the molecules of different dyes absorb different wavelengths of visible light. They reflect only one particular color and this is the color of the dye. For example: a molecule of green dye absorbs all colors other than green. 1) the observed color is the color that is not absorbed. All materials absorb some wavelengths and the wavelength that is not absorbed is the observed color. 2) wavelength controls absorbance. Fluctuation in wavelength causes different colors to be absorbed. 3) whatever color we see is a part of white light because white light has all colors. When an object is green, it absorbs all colors except green. When red light shines on it, it absorbs red light and does not reflect anything. Hence it appears black. .

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PYTHON: Write a recursive function maximum that takes an arbitrarily nested list containing numbers and returns the maximum item in that list.Â Â If given a number (not a list), then the maximum is obviously that number. If given a (nested) list, then you should accumulate a list consisting of the maximum of each branch, and return the max of the newly accumulated list.Â Â Write the base case first, then get it to work for a non-nested list, then finally for a nested list. >>> maximum( 7 ) 7 >>> maximum( [7,8] ) 8 >>> maximum( [7,8,[9,10],[[11,[12]],13]] ) 13 >>> Solution The recersive function to find the largest number from the list is given below: def maximum(list1): if len(list1) == 1: return list1[0] else: return max(list1[0],maximum(list1[1:])) .

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Provide short answers for the following C++ questions I/O streams: - cout - default justification - cin Functions and methods used on/with streams: - cin.ignore() - getline() Functions: - Overloading - Templates Scope - What is scope? - Scope resolution operator File I/O: - File I/O classes. - Modes that files can be opened in. - File I/O related functions. STL - components (containers, iterators, algorithms) - containers - vector, deque, list - how to use a vector - definition syntax - member functions ( begin(), end(), empty(), size(), capacity(), push_back() - use iterator to navigate through the vector - iterators (pointer-like behavior) - types and behavior/constraints (which way they move, read/write object it points to) - iterator, const_iterator, reverse_iterator, const_reverse_iterator - operations - ++, --, ==, !=, * Polymorphism: - Binding a pointer or reference to a base class to a derived object. - Implicit conversion from derived to base (assigning a Derived type object to a Base type object ie. b1 = d1) Solution Hi I will answer this in next 3 hours. Working on this .

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Provide a systematic (IUPAC) name for each of the following compounds: cyclohexanecarbaldehyde 3-methyl-2-butenal Br Solution a) Naming of organic compounds,according to IUPAC. word root = indicates no of carbons in longest chain (6) = hex primary suffix = indicates sturated/unsaturated = ane secondary suffix = indicates functional group = no primary prefix = indicates cyclic compounds = CYCLO secondary prefix = indicates substituent = carbaldehyde so that , name of the molecule (S.Preffix)(P.preffix)(WordRoot)(P.suffix)(S.suffix) name: cyclohexanecarbaldehyde b) Naming of organic compounds,according to IUPAC. word root = indicates no of carbons in longest chain (4) = but primary suffix = indicates sturated/unsaturated = 2-ene secondary suffix = indicates functional group = 1-al primary prefix = indicates cyclic compounds = no secondary prefix = indicates substituent = 3-methyl so that , name of the molecule (S.Preffix)(P.preffix)(WordRoot)(P.suffix)(S.suffix) name: 3-methylbut-2-en-1-al c) name: 4-bromobenzaldehyde. .

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Provide a plan for integrating both AD forests eliminating duplication of service wherever possible. Solution The Active Directory service of an organization can make simpler user and resource administration while creating a scalable, sheltered, and controllable infrastructure for deploying supplementary important and promising expertise. The forest: The collection of Active Directory domains. The active directory forests service serve two main purposes: The plan for deploying Active Directory for the purpose of managing networks comprised of Windows clients, Windows servers and Windows-compatible applications and devices. The following primary steps are described in detailed of creating forest plans: Normally the forest environment has two types: When creating the forest plan, you will probably need to consult: The principles of NetBIOS, which is a flat method of network object management for avoid duplication in active directory forest. .

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Question 1 Choose all of the following characteristics of Hydrogen bonds. 1. N-H is a donor 2. Occurs with hydrogen functional groups. 3. Many are required to form a stable interaction between molecules 4. A water molecule can be a donor but not an acceptor 5. Are a type of weak bond 6. C_H is a donor 7. Can form with carbon as a acceptor Force of attraction between atoms of a molecule 8. Question 2 Which of the following are characteristics of hydrophobic interactions (choose all that apply) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Are weak bonds Form without water Occur with hydrocarbon functional groups Cannot occur with amphipathic molecules Can stabilize the interaction between two protein molecules that have non-polar functional groups Exclude water from interior of bilayer membranes 6. Questioin 3 1. 2. 3. 4. Stability depends on the number of interactions that form Must be mediated by a force of attraction Can produce highly ordered structures Can stabilize an interactions between two protein molecules Question 4 Which of the following is the reason that C H cannot serve as a donor for a hydrogen bond? 1. Aggregates in water 2. 3. 4. Question 5 Lacks a temporary dipole Lacks a permanent charge Lacks a permanent dipole Choose all of the following that are properties of bulk water 1. 2. 3. 4. Accounts for Van Der Waals forces Causes hydrophobic interactions to form Causes dipoles to form Stabilizes bonds between strands of DNA Question 6 Solution 1 . - NH is a donor. - occurs with hydrogen functional group. -many are required to make a stable interaction b/w the molecules. -are a type of weak bond. - force of attraction b/w atoms of a molecule . .

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Solution 1- questionnaires 2- all of these 3- thoroughness 4- Being physically active 5-some information may be exaggerated or minimized 6- job enlargement 7- functional job analysis 8- collecting data on job activities 9- assembly-line worker 10 - human behaviors 11- none of these 12- how work is accomplished 13- all of these 14 - all of these 15 - menu of fees based on specific services 16 - remain the same 17-16-22 18 - all of these 19 - all of these 20 - all of these 21 - training programs 22- state-run employment agency 23 - screening of many applicants 24 - higher productivity 25 - desire for the position 26 - collateral 27 - foreshadowing 28 - both the research uses students as raters and the research is based on hypothetical jobs 29 - experience .

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Q9: Alvin Goldman and Richard Posner disagree about the value of the blogosphere. Who do you think is right and why? Solution Political Blogosphere:- It draws on the current state of the political blogosphere. by Alvin Goldman, â€œThe Social Epistemology of Blogging.â€ Goldman claims that there are good reasons to be concerned by the rise of the political blog. In particular, he claims that political blogs are replacing mainstream media as sources of political information for significant numbers of the voting public while not replicating epistemically valuable features of the mainstream media.These features include information filtering and the effective discovery anddissemination of political truths. Alvin Goldman said I do not think that the government does bear much responsibility for the crisis. I fear that the responsibility falls almost entirely on the private sector. Firstly, in terms of the widespread nature of the mainstream media, recent years have presented a dramatic decline in the consumption of traditional media formats such as newspapers.The argument for â€˜filtrationâ€™ in terms of democracy aims towards the promotion of knowledge and the avoidance of errors.econdly, the multiple sources claim is again an idealistic notion. This is reinforced by Coady claiming that often multiple sources are not utilised when necessary. Coady and Goldman has identified bloggingâ€™s clear advantages over the mainstream media in terms of its widespread nature, accessibility, filtration system and growing credibility. so i thing both of them are correct .

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