Mathematics: can you show me all of your private parts

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Mathematics

Me the scatter plot shows the trade-in value and private-party value of 10 cars. the equation for the regression line is = 1.1x + 1.37. based on the equation, which statement is true? a. for each increase of $1000 in private-party value, the trade-in value increases by $1100. b. for each increase of $1000 in private-party value, the trade-in value increases by $1037. c. for each increase of $1000 in trade-in value, the private-party value increases by $1100. d. for each increase of $1000 in trade-in value, the private-party value increases by $1037.

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In the question, they GIVE you the equation for the line:

   y = 1.1 x + 1.37 .

When you look at the graph, you notice that the numbers
are actually thousands, so the equation is really

   y = (1.1 thousand) x + (1.37 thousand)
or
   y = 1,100 x + 1,370 .

The slope of the line is 1,100 .

Choice 'C' says that, because

the slope of any graph = (change in 'y') / (change in 'x') .

Business

In the private-label operating benchmarks section on p.7 of each issue of the FIR, the industry-low, industry-average and industry-high benchmarks for the margins over direct costs should be interpreted as representing: A. the gross profit a seller receives on each pair of private-label footwear sold. B. how much the company received from each pair of private-label footwear sold over and above the cost of pairs sold these dollars are automatically deposited in a seller s retained earnings account and help boost the seller s credit rating. C. how

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Option (C).

The industry-low, industry-average and industry-high benchmarks for the margins over direct costs should be interpreted as representing how much sellers of private-label footwear received over and above the costs per pair sold; these margins, if positive, serve to improve a seller’s operating profits in the designated region (negative margins over direct cost act to reduce a seller’s operating profits in the region).

Business

In the private-label operating benchmarks section on p.7 of each issue of the FIR, the industry-low, industry-average and industry-high benchmarks for the margins over direct costs should be interpreted as representing: A. the gross profit a seller receives on each pair of private-label footwear sold. B. how much the company received from each pair of private-label footwear sold over and above the cost of pairs sold these dollars are automatically deposited in a seller s retained earnings account and help boost the seller s credit rating. C. how

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Option (C).

The industry-low, industry-average and industry-high benchmarks for the margins over direct costs should be interpreted as representing how much sellers of private-label footwear received over and above the costs per pair sold; these margins, if positive, serve to improve a seller’s operating profits in the designated region (negative margins over direct cost act to reduce a seller’s operating profits in the region).

Mathematics

Me the scatter plot shows the trade-in value and private-party value of 10 cars. the equation for the regression line is = 1.1x + 1.37. based on the equation, which statement is true? a. for each increase of $1000 in private-party value, the trade-in value increases by $1100. b. for each increase of $1000 in private-party value, the trade-in value increases by $1037. c. for each increase of $1000 in trade-in value, the private-party value increases by $1100. d. for each increase of $1000 in trade-in value, the private-party value increases by $1037.

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P Answered by PhD

6

In the question, they GIVE you the equation for the line:

   y = 1.1 x + 1.37 .

When you look at the graph, you notice that the numbers
are actually thousands, so the equation is really

   y = (1.1 thousand) x + (1.37 thousand)
or
   y = 1,100 x + 1,370 .

The slope of the line is 1,100 .

Choice 'C' says that, because

the slope of any graph = (change in 'y') / (change in 'x') .

Business

A strategy to be a low-cost provider of branded footwear is unlikely to result in the company being one of the best-performers in the industry if the company s management team fails to:. 1. achieve costs per pair sold for both branded and private-label footwear (as reported on p. 7 of the FIR) that are at least close to the industry-low in each geographic region, if not actually equal to the industry-low benchmark. 2. aggressively pursue private-label sales and attain market share leadership in private-label footwear sales in most every year in

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A strategy to be a low-cost provider of branded footwear is unlikely to result in the company being one of the best-performers in the industry if the company's management team fails to:.

5. establish production facilities in all 4 geographic regions, produce and market branded footwear with a 5-star or higher S/Q rating, and achieve global market share leadership in both private-label and branded footwear.

Explanation:

The U.S. market is an important market with global reach and image which a U.S. based company cannot neglect. So, establishing production facilities in all 4 geographic regions will help the company to achieve higher U.S. market share and enhance its domestic and global image.

Market branded footwear companies like Nike, Adidas, Jordan, Reebok, etc., are already competing with about 5 others in the global market for footwear. For a company to belong to their class, it must achieve what they have already achieved, especially 5-star or higher S/Q rating.

The Business Strategy Gaming (BSG) is a rating consumer group that "rates the styling and quality of the footwear of all competitors and assigns a styling-quality or S/Q rating of 0 to 10 stars to each company's branded footwear offerings." According to medium.com, to improve BSG rating, "it is important for each to aim for at least 20% market share in each and every segment. This is because when the business is evenly represented across the geographical regions, it will do well to the overall image of the company."

Business

A strategy to be a low-cost provider of branded footwear is unlikely to result in the company being one of the best-performers in the industry if the company s management team fails to:. 1. achieve costs per pair sold for both branded and private-label footwear (as reported on p. 7 of the FIR) that are at least close to the industry-low in each geographic region, if not actually equal to the industry-low benchmark. 2. aggressively pursue private-label sales and attain market share leadership in private-label footwear sales in most every year in

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A strategy to be a low-cost provider of branded footwear is unlikely to result in the company being one of the best-performers in the industry if the company's management team fails to:.

5. establish production facilities in all 4 geographic regions, produce and market branded footwear with a 5-star or higher S/Q rating, and achieve global market share leadership in both private-label and branded footwear.

Explanation:

The U.S. market is an important market with global reach and image which a U.S. based company cannot neglect. So, establishing production facilities in all 4 geographic regions will help the company to achieve higher U.S. market share and enhance its domestic and global image.

Market branded footwear companies like Nike, Adidas, Jordan, Reebok, etc., are already competing with about 5 others in the global market for footwear. For a company to belong to their class, it must achieve what they have already achieved, especially 5-star or higher S/Q rating.

The Business Strategy Gaming (BSG) is a rating consumer group that "rates the styling and quality of the footwear of all competitors and assigns a styling-quality or S/Q rating of 0 to 10 stars to each company's branded footwear offerings." According to medium.com, to improve BSG rating, "it is important for each to aim for at least 20% market share in each and every segment. This is because when the business is evenly represented across the geographical regions, it will do well to the overall image of the company."

Business

Without a strong legal systems in a market economy: a) private-sector entrepreneurs can expropriate the profits generated by the efforts of private and public entities. b) mechanisms for contract enforcement fall to private and corporate lawyers. c) the incentive to engage in economic activity can be increased substantially. d) private and public entities can expropriate the profits generated by the efforts of private-sector entrepreneurs.

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A) private-sector entrepreneurs can expropriate the profits generated by the efforts of private and public entities.

Explanation:

As there exist four basic structures of the market economy in the form of perfect competition, imperfect competition, oligopoly, and monopoly. Thus without any legal system of trade in the market economy, the profits that are generated by the public and private sectors can be taken away by these entities as a large number of small firms tends to compete in the market against each other with there homogenous products. Thus under such circumstances, the market economy would deprive all the profits made by the other forms in the market and put barriers to entry for others. Buyers thus will be deprived of the quality products.

Computers and Technology

Which of the following class definitions is correct in java? (i)public class student{private string name; private double gpa; private int id; public void student(){name = ; gpa = 0; id = 0; }public void student(string s, double g, int i){set(s, g, i); }public void set(string s, double g, int i){name = s; gpa = g; id = i; }public void print(){system.out.println(name + + id + + gpa); }}(ii)public class student{private string name; private double gpa; private int id; public student(){name = ; gpa = 0; id = 0; }public student(string s, double g, int

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The answer is "Option 3".

Explanation:

In the given question the code (ii) is correct because in the class definition class "Student" defines a constructor that does not use any return type. and code (i) class definition the class "Student" defines a constructor that uses return type void which is not allowed in the constructor. and other options are not correct that can be described as follows:

In option 1, only code (ii) is correct.In option 2, code (ii) is correct that's why it is not correct. In option 4, it is not correct, because it uses void return type.

Computers and Technology

Which of the following class definitions is correct in java? (i)public class student{private string name; private double gpa; private int id; public void student(){name = ; gpa = 0; id = 0; }public void student(string s, double g, int i){set(s, g, i); }public void set(string s, double g, int i){name = s; gpa = g; id = i; }public void print(){system.out.println(name + + id + + gpa); }}(ii)public class student{private string name; private double gpa; private int id; public student(){name = ; gpa = 0; id = 0; }public student(string s, double g, int

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The answer is "Option 3".

Explanation:

In the given question the code (ii) is correct because in the class definition class "Student" defines a constructor that does not use any return type. and code (i) class definition the class "Student" defines a constructor that uses return type void which is not allowed in the constructor. and other options are not correct that can be described as follows:

In option 1, only code (ii) is correct.In option 2, code (ii) is correct that's why it is not correct. In option 4, it is not correct, because it uses void return type.

Mathematics

The Hawaii department of labor issued a press release at the beginning of 2011 stating that it projected green jobs (jobs related to renewable energy and energy efficiency) to increase by 26% between 2010 and 2012. Green jobs in the private sector in Hawaii were estimated at 11,145 in 2010, accounting for 2.4% of total private employment. (a) How many total jobs were there in the private sector in Hawaii in 2010? (b) How many green jobs in the private sector were expected by 2012? (c) If the overall job market was projected to increase by 4.3%,

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given the following :

Number of Green jobs in Hawaii (2010) = 11,145 ; equivalent to 2.4% of total private employment

Projected increase by 26% between 2011 and 2012

(a) How many total jobs were there in the private sector in Hawaii in 2010?

2.4% = 11,145

100% = x

0.024x = 11,145

x = 11,145 / 0.024

x = 464,375

Total private employment in Hawaii (2010) = 464,375

B) How many green jobs in the private sector were expected by 2012?

Projected increase in green jobs by 26%

Present number of green jobs = 2.4%

Hence, by 2012, the total percentage = (26+2.4)% = 28.4%

2.4% = 11,145

28.4% = x

0.024x = (0.284 × 11,145)

0.024x = 3165.18

x = 3165.18 / 0.024

x = 131,882.5

(C) If the overall job market was projected to increase by 4.3%, what percentage of total private-sector jobs was projected to be green by 2012?

Increase of 4.3% in overall job market :

104.3% × 464,375

1.043 × 464,375 = 484,343.125

Percentage projected to be green by 2012:

(Projected number of green jobs in 2012 / projected number of total employment) × 100%

(131,882.5 / 484,343.125) × 100%

0.2722914 × 100% = 27.23%

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