hazards analysis
Use google map and excel to analysis few hazards, all the questions in the attachment, read through the instructions and follow through.
w4 essay
The major writing assignment for this week is to compose a paper of at least two pages in which you write interpretively from a historical perspective about the assigned poems from Huges Poems. Within your paper you will need to assume, first of all, that your audience must be informed as to what constitutes a historical critical perspective of literature. Additionally, you should consider some of the following critical questions that will help you in your analysis:
- When were these works written and published? Did social attitudes of that time influence the works and their reception?
- What kinds of social and historical understandings do readers need to have to interpret the works?
- What, if anything, in the poems reflects differences in thoughts and values that existed at the time or any of the other poets wrote and those that exist now?
- How do the poems illuminate the past for us?
- Is there a theme that is pervasive in these poems that may not be of much import in the twenty-first century?
For this assignment, choose two poems to analyze from the group of poems assigned by your instructor at the beginning of Week 4, closely considering them through a historical lens. This assignment does not ask you to write a compare/contrast essay but rather, to closely read the poems, with a special eye toward the time period and culture that produced them. Choose one main theme as it is expressed in two poems of your choice and remember to create an original and clear thesis that you deepen over the course of the essay. Below, are some broad themes that you might use to explore the poems. Do note that this list need not confine you as you are not limited to it.
My People”
- “The Negro Mother”
- “The Weary Blues”
- “Still Here”
- “Minstrel Man”
- “The Dream Keeper”
- “Mother to Son”
- “Juke Box Love Song”
- “Jazzonia”
- “A Dream Deferred”
- “I, Too”
trigonometry 0
An Engineer is asked to design a water sprinkler that will cover a field of 100 square yards that is in the shape of a sector of a circle of radius 15 yards. Through what angle should the sprinkler rotate?
individual writing assignment 1
you are expected to prepare a properly structures paper of 1000-1200 words that critically evaluates the following question and, where necessary, provide documented evidence to support the critique.
As a student attending a post-secondary institution, identify and explain at least five issues that you would like governments(federal, provincial, or local) in Canada to address and take concrete action on.
Be certain to be specific and to explain why these issues are important to you.
Grammar anf Mechanics
Written in MS-Word
12-pt Arial font
Type-written
single-spaced
Inclusive of a separate title page
one-inch wide margins on all four sides
need references for APA format
please due on October,5, 5:00PM
activity based costing 5
Computing Product Costs Using Activity-Based Costing: Petrov Company identified the following activities, estimated costs for each activity, and identified cost drivers for each activity for this coming year. (These are the first three steps of the activity-based costing model).
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Cost Driver |
Estimated Annual Overhead Costs |
Estimated Annual Cost Driver Activity |
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Production setup |
Number of production runs |
$ 60,000 |
100 production runs |
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Materials handling |
Yards of material purchased |
140,000 |
10,000 yards purchased |
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Quality control |
Number of inspections |
80,000 |
800 inspections |
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Total |
$280,000 |
The company produces two products, MX1 and MX2. Information about these products of the month of March follows:
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MX1 |
MX2 |
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Direct materials cost per unit |
$20 |
$30 |
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Direct labor costs per unit |
$15 |
$45 |
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Overhead cost per unit |
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Product cost per unit |
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Units produced |
1,000 units |
700 units |
Actual cost driver activity levels for the month of March are as follows:
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MX1 |
MX2 |
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Number of production runs |
3 |
6 |
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Yards of materials purchased |
550 |
230 |
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Number of inspections |
40 |
10 |
Required:
a. Using the estimates for the year, compute the predetermined overhead rate for each activity (this is step 4 of the activity-based costing process).
b. Using the activity rates calculated in requirement a and the actual cost driver activity levels shown for March, allocate overhead to the three products for the month of March (this is step 5 of the activity-based costing process).
Template for part (a)
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Activity |
Cost Driver |
Estimated Overhead Costs |
Estimated Cost Driver Activity |
Pre-determined Overhead Rate |
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Production setups |
Number of production units |
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[____] runs |
$[____] per production run |
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Materials handling |
Yards of materials purchased |
$ [__________] |
[____] yards |
$[____] per yard purchased |
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Quality control |
Number of inspections |
$ [__________] |
[____] inspections |
$[____] per inspection |
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Total |
$ [__________] |
Template for part (b)
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MX2 |
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Pre-determined Overhead Rate |
Cost Driver Activity |
Overhead Allocated |
Cost Driver Activity |
Overhead Allocated |
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$ [__________] |
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$ [__________] |
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$[____] per yard purchased |
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$ [__________] |
[___] |
$ [__________] |
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$[____] per inspection |
[___] |
$ [__________] |
[___] |
$ [__________] |
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Total allocated |
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developing sampling plan
Developing a Sampling Plan Steps: (1) define the target population, (2) select the data collection method, (3) identify the sampling frames needed, (4) select the appropriate sampling method, (5) determine necessary sample sizes and overall contact rates, (6) create an operating plan for selecting sampling units, and (7) execute the operational plan. This can be in bullet format and not lengthy paragraphs. Complete steps 1-4 for the following: Pool: Your neighborhood is considering putting in a pool and wants to know if it should? Your local Y (YMCA) is noticing a decrease in people joining over the past few years and wants to know if it needs to add or change (classes and all sorts of things), change price, if location is a factor, an, overall is looking for recommendations? http://ymca.net/
assignment economics global warming 0
MAC MD Framework
prepare a critique of the sampling strategy used by yob and brewer n d
Include the following your critique:
- The purpose of the study
- Research questions
- Site selection
- The type of purposeful sampling strategy the researchers applied. (Note: Use Table 4.3 in the Ravitch & Carl text or from Patton’s Chapter 5 to identify and describe the strategy that you think best fits what they described.)
- An alternative sampling strategy that the researchers could have considered. Explain your choice in terms of how the strategy is consistent with their research purpose and criteria for selecting cases.
- Provide a data saturation definition and evaluate the work of the researchers in this article regarding their efforts to achieve data saturation. Note what the researchers could have done differently to convince you that the relevant and important themes emerged.
Attached is the article and the table 4.3
micro economics 15
Collect and read two or three news clips about off-shoring and its impact on the US economy. Then, keeping in mind what you have read about off-shoring in your textbook, post a response to the following:
- Post a brief summary of what you have read in the news about off-shoring. Remember to cite your sources in APA format.
- Are the views expressed there contradictory or complementary to the views in your textbook? Give a brief comparison of the two.
- What is your own stand on off-shoring? Give economically sound arguments to support your position. 250 words
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