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1Which of the following is a normative economic statement? Smoking marijuana should be banned in all public spaces?

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Sassafras Day Spa and Salon is closing its books and preparing a bank reconciliation for the following items: Bank statement contains an ending balance of $300,000 as of April 30th, 2019, whereas because some items were missing the balance on the books is $260,900. Bank statement contains a $100 service charge for operating the account Bank statement contains an interest income of $20 Sassafras Day Spa issued Checks of $50,000 that have not yet been cleared by the bank Sassafras Day Spa deposited $20,000, but this did not appear on the bank statement A check for the amount of $470 issued to the office supplier was misreported in the cash payments journal as $370 A note receivable of $9800 was collected by the bank A check of $520 deposited by Sassafras has been charged back as NSF What is the total amount of deductions taken on the balance per the books portion of the reconciliation? (format your answer as xxxxxx-no decimals, commas, or $ signs)

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13 Write the following equation as an exponent. \[ 2 \times 2 \times 2 \times 2 \times 2 \]

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1) From While to For Create the following sketches using the provided names and source-code. Study and run the sketches to discover their purpose. Finally, modify each sketch (of your programming language) so that their output is identical but they use for loops instead of while loops. count_by_four.pde (Java): int x = 0; while (x <= 100) { println(x); x += 4; } count_by_four.pyde (Python): x=0 while (x <= 100): println(x) x += 4 random_printer.pde (Java): int x = 0; int y = int(random(20)); println("y is: " + y); while (x < y){ println(x); x += 1; } random_printer.pyde (Python): x=0 y = int(random(20)) println("y is: " + str(y)) while (x < y): println(x) x+=1

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Find the cross products u \times v and v \times u for the vectors u = (3,4, -8) and v = (-1,-1,1). u \times v = \boxed{} i + \boxed{} j + \boxed{} k (Simplify your answers.) v \times u = \boxed{} i + \boxed{} j + \boxed{} k (Simplify your answers.)

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Exercises Apply DeMorgan's theorem to the following expressions. Include Boolean algebra, truth tables, and logic diagrams for each. 1. \overline{A + B + C} 2. \overline{(A + B + C)D} 3. \overline{A + B + C}

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Given that a = [1 0 2] and b = [0 2 2] Determine the values of the following expressions. (a) a \tilde{=} b [1 Mark] (b) a < b < a [1 Mark] (c) b & (\tilde{b}) [1 Mark] (d) a = b == a [1 Mark] (e) a > b [1 Mark]

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10) Complete the chart below by putting an "X" in the appropriate box: Account Closed with a debit to the account Closed with a credit to the account Not closed Notes Payable Prepaid Rent Common Stock Long-term Investment Depreciation Expense Dividends Advertising Expense Interest Revenue Rent Revenue Cost of Goods Sold Selling Expense Gain on Sale of Land Unearned Revenue Income Tax Expense

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The pie graph below gives the expenditure (in percentage) on various items and savings of the Dela Rosa Family in a month. Based on the given data, write down a six sentence paragraph about your interpretation of the family's expenses. Transport 5% Others House rent 10% Education for children 15% Savings 15% Clothes 10% Food 25%

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