1. Choose a task that you perform every day: It can be
whatever you like, provided that there is a minimum of eight steps. Using
proper memo format, provide instructions for that task to the appropriate
audience.

2. You have been tasked with organizing the telecommuters in
your office. Part of your job consists of ensuring they understand how to set
up the Internet at their homes. Using proper memo format, describe the process
of setting up the Internet at a private home.

3. Using what you have learned about description, write a
classified advertisement for an object in your home that you wish to sell.

4. Not everyone is familiar with the trend of online
education. Imagine that you have been asked to write an expanded definition of
online learning for a local newspaper. Using the ABC Format, write an expanded
definition for that technical term for a general audience.

5. Choose a technical
term from your work, a hobby, or some other area of your expertise. For
example, if you were a poet you might choose the term sonnet or villanelle.
Using the ABC Format, write an expanded definition of that technical term for a
general audience.

Which one of these is a long term objective? 

A.achieving dominant share of the market

B. restructuring the organization

C.none of these

Many of the reasons why we need to provide flexible and adaptable has already been addressed in previous chapters of this book. Some of theses reasons include the following:

• Unpredictable healthcare environment with fluctuating demand driven by changing reimbursement, new regulations and media attention; 
• The blending and melding of many diagnostic and treatment modality with advances in technology;
• Staffing shortages in many specialties that necessitate the cross-training of staff and the creation of new job descriptions;
• Electronic information management that eliminates the need for physical proximity; 
• Limited access to capital that requires ever more efficient utilization of all resources, including staff, equipment, and space(Hayward, 2006)..

An automobile manufacturing plant produced  vehicles today:  were sedans,  were vans, and  were trucks. Plant managers are going to choose two of these vehicles for thorough inspection. The first vehicle will be chosen at random, and then the second vehicle will be chosen at random from the remaining vehicles. What is the probability that two vans will be selected? 

Report your answer as an exact fraction.

32 vehicles today:  11 were sarans, 10 were vans, and 11 were trucks.  These are the number incase they don’t show.  Thanks