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A six column table for JFK Company follows. The first two columns contain the unadjusted trail balance for the company as of July 31,2011.The last two columns contain the adjusted trail balance as of the same date. #1,Analyse the difference between unadjusted and adjusted to determine the adjustments that likely were made. #2, Prepare JFK company's income statement. #3, Prepare JFK owner's equity and #4, prepare JFK balance sheet for the year end July 31,2011. Financial Accounting

Which of the following costs would be classified as variable and which would be classified as fixed, if units produced is the activity base?a. Direct materials costsb. Direct labor costsc. Electricity costs of $0.35 per kilowatt-hour

what are the two components of declarative memory?

What will happen as more and more people in China and India decide to buy automobiles? What would happen if most U.S. consumers decided to drive electric cars? 

In the short run as output increases:

a. average fixed cost decreases

b. total fixed cost decreases

c. total cost decreases

d. average variable cost always decreases

What is an Interface?

Explain the framework

Linux is which type of operating system?

A) Windows                 B) MAC                        C) Open-source                       D) Microsoft

Which of the following is defined by Storage class?

A) Arrays                     B) Data types              C) Scope and Performance                 D) Strings

 DMA stands for ____

A) Direct Memory Access                                           B) Dynamic Memory Access

C) Direct Memory Allocation                                     D) Dynamic Memory Allocation

Which of the following is not a logical database structure?

A) Tree                        B) Network                  C) Chain                      D) Relational

Which is the most important part of a computer.

(A) Register unit

(B) Memory unit

(C) CPU

(D) Keyboard

When did IBM announce its IBM XT microcomputer?

(A) 1983

(B) 1986

(C) 1987

(D) 1990

Which of the following is the coding of data so that is can’t be easily understood if intercepted.

(A) Mnemonics

(B) Encryption

(C) Decoder

(D) Barcode

Group of instructions that directs a computer is called

(A) Program

(B) Logic

(C) Memory

(D) Storage

Consider the function
f(x)=7/x^3?4/x^6
.
Let F(x) be the antiderivative of f(x) with F(1)=0.
Then F(4) equals

4. 

    If  and , find tan x exactly.

    b.   

Solve for x:

(x / 350 + x) * 100% = 30%

Let f ( x ) = ( x + 3 / x + 6 ) ^

f'(x)=

A. 0 

B.  

C. 1

D. nonexistent

1.   525 + 372 =

If is the function defined by is

A. 0

B.  

C.  

D. nonexistent

If an infant does not form a secure attachment to their caregivers, they are more likely to fear strangers and new situations later in life.

A. True

B. False

Not everyone reaches Piaget’s fourth stage of cognitive development, in which abstract thinking occurs. What is the name of this stage?

A. Sensorimotor stage

B. Concrete-operational stage

C. Formal -operational stage

D. Preoperational stage 

What is true about moral development?

A. Most people fully master this type of development during their teenage years.

B. The main idea involves learning how to distinguish between right and wrong.

C. Erickson focused on this type of development In his four stages of growth.

D. Researchers believe that it is most influenced by nature instead of nurture.

What is most likely to be true about romantic relationships and adolescence?

A. These relationships can be more important than family relationships.

B. Most teenagers begin romantic relationships at the age of 13.

C. These relationships are simple and rarely cause much emotional pain.

D. If teens start dating there is a high probability they will marry each other.

Research suggests that a permissive parenting style usually has the best outcome for children.

A. True

B. False

As Amelia has gotten older, she has shown a lot of growth in her social development. How is this most accurately demonstrated?

A. She used to be barely able to walk a mile, but now she is able to run 20 minutes a day.

B. She used to feel awkward around her peers but now she enjoys talking to friends.

C. She used to struggle with numbers and math but now she is becoming an accountant.

D. She used to only eat chicken fingers and cheese pizza but now she will try new foods.