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Write the first five terms of a sequence that is not an arithmetic sequence. Then give both an explicit and recursive formula to describe this sequence. For the current year, Bongsik paid $3,000 of interest on qualified education loans. Bongsik files married filing jointly and reports modified AGI of $157,000. What is Bongsik's deduction for interest expense on an educational loan? 1.5 x regular pay rate = _____ (do not round) 2 x regular pay rate = ______ Paper Company Acquired 80 Percent Of Scissor Company's Outstanding Common Stock For $296,000 On January 1,20 Book Value Using the appropriate interest table, compute the present values of the following periodic amounts due at the end of the designated periods. (a) Click here to view factor tables. $51.270 receivable at the end of each period for 9 periods compounded at 12%. (Round factor values to 5 decimal ploces, e. . 1.25124 and final answer to 0 decimal places, e.g. 458,581.) Present value $ A = [3 4 6 -2 1 0] B = [-3 1 2 -4-1 5] C = [1 2 -3 4] D = [5 1 0 2]4B Collect and measure the diameter and circumference of ten round objects using a millimeter measuring tape.b. Compute the value of C/d to the nearest hundredth for each object and record the result. Conduct a VRIO (valuable, rare, inimitable, organized) analysis about the company Microsoft to identify its strategic resources. How might these resources be strengthened, enhanced, and/or leveraged to create more value? Given a mortgage for 150,000$ maturing in 10 years and which is paid quarterly with annual interest of 5% what is the PV of the 11 -th payment of this mortgage (I mean the total payment!) 4788.21 4176.65 none of the above 4281.43 Which of the following was an unintended consequences of a price floor in the airline industry? The airlines allowed customers "free" baggage to reduce the cost of flying for consumers. Planes began having smaller seats to make up for the revenue from having fewer consumers. The airlines required flight attendants to wear conservative attire to market to families. The airlines served lower quality food, such as bologna sandwiches instead steak sandwiches to save on expenses. Total fixed cost? does not change as output changes. decreases as output increases. increases as output increases. initially decreases and then increases as output increases. Alice, who used to run a largoit firm and who is now in consultant, moets with Jean, an insurance agent, to analyren het needs. Jean welt hee the theeds for work as he just lont his job. Jean also nuggests that Alice obtain comptementary coverage in the form of civical winess insurance. Alce finds Jean's propostal too expensive. She tels him that she car't afford the premiums. However, Jean is sure that his recommendation is very conservative and that, based on her income, Alice should be able to pay the premiums. What should Jean do? Jearn shchald limit his recomm nfation to diability insurance and make sare that he finds the most cost-elfective product on the market. tifuation sean is obligated to recommend that Alice consult with another insurance agent because ahe does not accept his phoposal sean should recommend that Alice obtain mortgage disability insurance from her bank as if will be less expensive. For the given probability of success P on each trial, find the probability of x successes in n trials.x=4,n=5,p=0.2 Q/C A simple pendulum has a mass of 0.250kg and a length of 1.00m . It is displaced through an angle of 15.0 and then released. Using the analysis model of a particle in simple harmonic motion, what are (e) Compare the answers. The Charvon oil company is planning to make a large investment in coal-to-liquids (CTL) gasoline. The end product will be a perfect substitute for gasoline made from petroleum, but the feedstock will be coal instead of oil. Two technologies are available to the Charvon Company. The first is called indirect CTL, where the coal is gasified prior to being liquefied. The second is called direct CTL, where the coal is dissolved in a solvent, and the resulting liquid is processed into gasoline. The Charvon Company has hired you as a consultant to help them decide which technology they should choose. Charvon expects to produce 1.2 million gallons of CTL gasoline in each of the next twenty five years, and they can sell the gasoline for $2.25 per gallon. The capital cost of indirect CTL is $10.5 million and operating costs for indirect CTL (labor, fuel, and maintenance) are $600,000 per year. The capital cost of direct CTL is $16 million and operating costs for direct CTL are $280,000 per year. One problem with indirect CTL is that the coal gasification process releases large amounts of CO2 into the atmosphere. Assume that for every gallon of gasoline produced with indirect CTL, 0.01 tons of CO2 are released. You have learned that starting from year 4, government might implement a tax of $45 per ton of CO2, which is applied as increase in the operating cost since year 4. Assume that if you choose direct CTL you will not be subject to the tax on CO2. Assume capital cost for both technologies can be depreciated using straight line with depreciation life time of 15 years, starting from year 1 to year 15. There is no salvage value so capital cost is 100% depreciated. Consider income tax rate of 21% for the taxable income and discount rate of 7.5% for all costs and revenues. grape inc. sells high-end wines to liquor, wine, and spirits wholesalers who have built relationships among select restaurants and hotels. grape inc. employs a(n) strategy. Consider the 2Y zero-rates in Poland and USA are 3% pa. and 1,5% pa, respectively. The spot exchange currently quoted is 3 PLN/USD. The FX rate under 2Y forward contract for a delivery of 1.000 USD is 3,05 PLN/USD. Suppose you are a financial speculator. What loan should you take now in order to realize a profit on one forward contract under arbitrage strategy? Two numbers, a and b, are each greater than zero, and the square root of a is equal to the cube root of b. for what value of x is equal to b ? what is the expression for f(x)f(x)f, left parenthesis, x, right parenthesis when we rewrite \left(\dfrac{1}{32}\right) ^{x}\cdot \left(\dfrac{1}{2}\right)^{9x-5}( 32 1 ) x ( 2 1 ) 9x5 left parenthesis, start fraction, 1, divided by, 32, end fraction, right parenthesis, start superscript, x, end superscript, dot, left parenthesis, start fraction, 1, divided by, 2, end fraction, right parenthesis, start superscript, 9, x, minus, 5, end superscript as \left(\dfrac{1}{2}\right)^{f(x)}( 2 1 ) f(x) left parenthesis, start fraction, 1, divided by, 2, end fraction, right parenthesis, start superscript, f, left parenthesis, x, right parenthesis, end superscript ? PLEASE ANSWER THE 4 QUESTIONS BELOW!!! Cybersecurity Ethics Case Study: Source/credit: "An Introduction to Cybersecurity Ethics", Shannon Vallor, Ph.D., William J. Rewak, Santa Clara University. In the summer of 2017 it was revealed that Equifax, a massive credit reporting bureau managing the credit rating and personally identifying information of most credit-using Americans, had suffered a severe security breach affecting 143 million Americans. Among the data stolen in the breach were social security and credit card numbers, birthdates, addresses, and information related to credit disputes. The scale and severity of the breach was nearly unprecedented, and to make things worse, Equifaxs conduct before and after the announcement of the breach came under severe criticism. For example, the website created by a PR consulting firm to handle consumer inquiries about the breach was itself riddled with security flaws, despite requesting customers submit personally identifying information to check to see if they were affected. The site also told consumers that by using the site to see if they were affected, they were waiving legal rights to sue Equifax for damages related to the breach. The site, which gave many users inconsistent and unclear information about their status in the breach, offered to sell consumers further credit protection services from Equifax, for a fee. Soon it was learned that the Equifax had known of the May 2017 breach for several months before disclosing it. Additionally, the vulnerability the attackers exploited had been discovered by Equifaxs software supplier earlier that year; that company provided a patch to all of its customers in March 2017. Thus Equifax had been notified of the vulnerability, and given the opportunity to patch its systems, two months before the breach exposed 100 million Americans to identity theft and grievous financial harm. Later, security researchers investigating the general quality of Equifaxs cybersecurity efforts discovered that on at least one of Equifaxs systems in Argentina, an unsecured network was allowing logons with the eminently guessable admin/admin combination of username and password, and giving intruders ready access to sensitive data including 14,000 unencrypted employee usernames, passwords and national ID numbers. Following the massive breach, two high-ranking Equifax executives charged with information security immediately retired, and the Federal Trade Commission launched an investigation of Equifax for the breach. After learning that three other Equifax executives had sold almost two billion dollars of their company stock before the public announcement of the breach, the Department of Justice opened an investigation into the possibility of insider trading related to the executives prior knowledge of the breach. Question 1: what ethical challenges for cybersecurity practitioners do you think are most relevant to these studies? Briefly explain your answer. Question 2: What significant ethical harms are involved in the Equifax case, both in the short- term and the long-term? Who are some of the different stakeholders who may be harmed, and how? Question 3: What do you imagine might be some of the causes of Equifaxs failure to adopt more stringent cybersecurity protections and a more effective incident response? Consider not just the actions of individuals but also the larger organizational structure, culture, and incentives. Question 4: If you were hired to advise another major credit bureau on their information security, in light of the Equifax disaster, what are three questions you might first ask about your clients cybersecurity practices, and their ethical values in relation to cybersecurity?