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A retailer uses the cost method to value trading stock and had an opening stock value of $120,000. During the year it purchased an additional $150,000 of trading stock. The closing stock had a value of $130,000. It derived $480,000 of sales income from selling trading stock. What is the Retailer's annual gross income for the income year? A. Annual gross income is $320,000 B. Annual gross income is $240,000 C. Annual gross income is $480,000 D. Annual gross income is $510,000

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16. Breast milk should not be heated in a microwave. A True B False

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Question 17. Is a group containing only grass and Formica a monophyletic group? What taxa would need to be included in order to make this group monophyletic?

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Which substituent has the highest priority? Group of answer choices Substituent 2 Substituent 1 Substituent 3 Substituent 4 The molecule is not chiral.

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I ONLY NEED PART 5!!! NOTHING ELSE use the derived elastic curve to calculate the theoretical displacements that should occur when both loads are applied simultaneously to the beam p1=3.33, p2=2.22 a1=7, a2=23 L=34 in I= 0.001302 E=10*10^6 When two or more loads are applied on any beam, the Principle of Superposition states that the resultant deflection at any point is equal to the summation of the deflections at that point caused by each of the loads acting separately. The only restriction on this method is that the effect produced by each load must be independent of that produced by the other loads; i.e. each separate load must not cause an excessive change in the original shape or length of the beam. Zero the dial indicators. Apply both loads P_(1) and P_(2) simultaneously at locations a_(1) and a_(2). Measure the resulting displacements (v_(a1a2)) with the dial indicators and record the data in the table below. Use the displacement values from the two single force loading conditions recorded above and the Method of Superposition to predict the displacements (v_(a1)+v_(a2)) that should occur when both loads are applied simultaneously to the beam. Use the derived elastic curve to calculate the theoretical displacements, (v_(a1a2,ec)) that should occur when both loads are applied simultaneously to the beam. For the case of both loads being applied, compare the measured displacements (v_(a1a2)) to both predicted (v_(a1)+v_(a2)) and theoretical (v_(a1a2,ec)) displacements by calculating the percent difference. 9.4 Beam 2 - Two Concentrated Loads This experiment consists of a simply supported beam with rectangular cross-sectional area that is loaded simultaneously with two concentrated loads as shown below. Pi P L Figure 9.2: Beam 2 Loading When two or more loads are applied on any beam, the Principle of Superposition states that the resultant deflection at any point is equal to the summation of the deflections at that point caused by each of the loads acting separately. The only restriction on this method is that the effect produced by each load must be independent of that produced by the other loads; i.e. each separate load must not cause an excessive change in the original shape or length of the beam. 1. Zero the dial indicators. 2. Apply both loads Pi and P2 simultaneously at locations a1 and a2. 3. Measure the resulting displacements (vaia2) with the dial indicators and record the data in the table below. 4. Use the displacement values from the two single force loading conditions recorded above and the Method of Superposition to predict the displacements (va1 + va2) that should occur when both loads are applied simultaneously to the beam 5. Use the derived elastic curve to calculate the theoretical displacements, (vala2.ec) that should occur when both loads are applied simultaneously to the beam. 6. For the case of both loads being applied, compare the measured displacements (ala2) to both predicted (va1 + va2) and theoretical (vala2,ec) displacements by calculating the percent difference.

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3.7 Does Gravity Affect Light? (Optional) 40. In deriving expressions for the change in frequency of a photon falling or rising in a gravitational field, we have assumed a small change in frequency and a constant photon mass of h(f)/(c^(2)). Suppose that a star is so dense that Delta f is not small. (a) Show that f^('), the photon frequency at infty , is related to f, the photon frequency at the star's surface, by f^(')=fe^(-G(M_(s))/(R_(s))c^(2)) (b) Show that this expression reduces to Equation 3.39 for small (M_(s))/(R_(s)). (Hint: The decrease in photon energy, hdf, as the photon moves dr away from the star is equal to the work done against gravity, F_(G)dr.) 3.7Does Gravity Affect Light?(Optional) a photon falling or rising in a gravitational field, we have assumed a small change in frequency and a con- dense that fis not small. (a) Show that f', the photon frequency at co, is related to f, the photon frequency at the star's surface,by f'=fe-GMs/Rc2 f (b) Show that this expression reduces to Equation 3.39 for small Ms/R.Hint:The decrease in photon energy h df, as the photon moves dr away from the star is equal to the work done against gravity,Fc dr.

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Part A Define the following terms associated with the cell cycle. Match each key term to the appropriate description. Make certain each sentence is complete before submitting your answer. Mitosis Interphase Cytokinesis Centriole Chromosome Chromatin number Reset Help Tightly coiled DNA, the form of DNA during mitosis Division of nuclear material during cellular division that maintains the chromosome Small, cylinder-shaped organelle made of microtubules that aid in cell division Division of the cytoplasm Long, thin strands of uncondensed DNA wrapped around proteins called histones, the arrangement of DNA in the nucleus during interphase Longest stage of the cell cycle (G1, S, and G2)

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Canvas True False Question 33 O Cooperative advantage Adam Smith's trading principle of of at least one good it can export to its trading partner. Absolute advantage Zero-sum trade ion 34 Comparative advantage W Ā 13 3 # advantage is the international trade of goods within the same industry. R asserted that mutually beneficial trade requires each nation to be the least-cost producer T MacBook Pro 7 H 2 pts U BIO

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Basic of accounting break-even analysis You are about to open a burger shop. After doing some research, you find out that the rent is $2000/month, the total salary is $3500/month, depreciation is $500/month. The cost of making burger meal is $5. You plan to sell your burger meal for $15/meal. How much is your profit if you sell: (a) 100 meals, (b) 500 meals, (c) 1000 meals? What is the breakeven point in unit? in dollars? Draw the breakeven chart

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The laws of physics are the same in all inertial frames of reference, but the "twin paradox" states that the traveling twin will experience time dilation and be younger than the other twin upon returning to Earth. How are both of these statements correct?

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