Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs.
Match the branches of study term to the examples.
Science
Engineering
Technology
Mathematics
Wi-Fi
sodium reacts with chlorine
to form sodium chloride
traffic signal design
determine the percentage
loss in sales of a product

Answer:

I. Science.

II. Engineering.

III. Mathematics.

Explanation:

Environmental science can be defined as an interdisciplinary field of science that comprises of chemistry, economics, engineering, zoology, geography, geology, biology, ecology, physics, etc., used for the study and understanding of various environmental factors, issues in relation to human life.

Some of the branches of study term matched to their respective example include the following;

I. Science: sodium reacts with chlorine to form sodium chloride. Science can be defined as a branch of intellectual and practical study which systematically observe a body of fact in relation to the structure and behavior of non-living and living organisms (animals, plants and humans) in the natural world through experiments.

II. Engineering: traffic signal design. Engineers are saddled with the responsibility of designing and developing end user (customers) physical tools or equipments, which are used for a specific purpose.

III. Mathematics: determine the percentage loss in sales of a product. This branch of study deals with solving for unknown variables or quantities in a mathematical expression.

Answer:

WI-Fi -Technology

sodium reacts with chlorine

to form sodium chloride-----------Science

traffic signal design------------------Engineering

determine the percentage

loss in sales of a product---------------Mathematics

Explanation:

convert the following temperature to Celsius scale (a) 450 k, (b) 273 k, (c) 73 k.​

Jeannine and Ryan, have both been working full-time jobs for many years. They are about to adopt three siblings and are trying to decide if they are both going to keep working. What disadvantage will they likely experience if they choose a single income option?

A.
They will have higher costs for childcare.

B.
They will have a greater amount of financial income.

C.
They will have less time to spend with their new baby.

D.
They will have less disposable income.

"Market Equilibrium" is...
A. The quantity where no more buyers want to buy stock
B. The price range where the quantity supplied equals the quantity demanded
C. What happens when there are the same number of buyers and sellers
D. Where the most trades are made

Promotion to consumers is called

Leanna opens a savings account with an initial balance of $100. She then deposits $50 each month. Use an equation, a table, and a graph to explain the relationship between the amount of money in the account, a, and the number of months since Leanna opened the account, m.

Part A Write an equation to represent the problem. Explain how the value of a changes as m increases.

Part B Make a table to show the relationship between m and a. Find 5 ordered pairs.

Part C Use your table from Part B to draw a graph to represent the situation.​

Read the scenario below and then answer the question. Sample scenario: Scientists have created a new grass seed that stops grass growth at a specific length, eliminating the need to mow the lawn. The price of this seed is high, but many consumers still want to use it. As a result, several different producers supply a large amount of this seed to consumers. In order to attract consumers to their product, some producers lower their prices and supply fewer bags of seeds. What is the best description of the grass seed that is described in this scenario

Jane contributed property with a basis of $40,000 and a value of $50,000 to the JO Partnership in exchange for a 20% interest in partnership capital and profits. During the first year of partnership operations, JO had net taxable income of $30,000 and tax-exempt interest income of $10,000. The partnership distributed $10,000 cash to Jane. On January 1 of year 2, Jane sells her partnership interest for $49,000. What is Jane's gain or loss on the sale

1. When the quantity supplied is larger than the quantity demanded.: When the quantity supplied is larger than the quantity demanded. 2. The quantity that is supplied and demanded at the equilibrium price.: The quantity that is supplied and demanded at the equilibrium price. 3. The point at which the quantity supplied equals the quantity demanded.: The point at which the quantity supplied equals the quantity demanded. 4. The price that equates the quantity supplied with the quantity demanded.: The price that equates the quantity supplied with the quantity demanded. 5. When the quantity demanded is larger than the quantity supplied.: When the quantity demanded is larger than the quantity supplied. Column B a.Equilibrium Price b.Excess Supply c.Equilibrium d.Excess Demand e.Equilibrium Quantity

discuss the impact of discriminating behaviour the individual and society​

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Suppose all firms follow similar financing policies, face similar risks, have equal access to capital, and operate in competitive product and capital markets. However, firms face different operating conditions because, for example, the grocery store industry is different from the airline industry. Under these conditions, firms with high profit margins will tend to have high asset turnover ratios, and firms with low profit margins will tend to have low turnover ratios.

a. True

b. False

6. Identify a change in technology during each of the time periods in history below that you believe improved the
way marketing activities were completed. List the example and explain how it contributed to marketing during
that time.
(a) 1900s to 1930s
(b) 1930s to 1950s
(c) 1950s to 1980s
(d) 1980s to today
Answer:

The Supreme Court hears cases regarding which of the following?

A.) Criminal violations

B.) Civil violations

C.) Traffic violations

D.) Constitutional rights violations

You are the executive director of a nonprofit that runs an animal shelter and animal services, such as low-cost spay/neuter programs. Your biggest donor, a local foundation, has just withdrawn funding, saying that it has refocused its mission on supporting arts programs and your activities do not align with that. Unless other funding can be found, and soon, the shelter building will need to be closed, paid staff laid off, and most animals turned over to other, already crowded shelters. Your employees and volunteers are very worried and are looking to you for leadership.

Which of the following do you do? Check all that apply.

A. Withhold information about the organization’s financial picture so that employees continue to be loyal rather than looking for other jobs.

B. Hold meetings with employees, volunteers, and representatives of other local shelters and listen carefully as they brainstorm ideas.

C. Honestly acknowledge the challenges the organization faces while also communicating optimism about finding the resources to fulfill your mission.

D. Stay in your office as much as possible so people know you’re hard at work, and when you do walk around, keep a "poker face" on so no one gets the idea that things are worse or better than they are.

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>> [Background Music] Good communication will enable lower costs, better patient care, and better patient outcomes. And technology can facilitate that. Hi. I'm Mark Allen. I'm the Clinical Information Systems Manager for the Utah South region and the rural region for Intermountain Healthcare. Intermountain is known internationally for its ability to be able to use clinical data to improve patient outcomes. So, we have 22 hospitals across the state of Utah, one in Idaho, and we have over 300 clinics across the enterprise.

>> Communication is very important. And one of the key things to keeping everybody on the same page is to develop a good communication plan and to repeat a consistent message often and frequently. Hi, I'm Fritz Crone [phonetic]. I'm the Regional Director for Quality at Intermountain Healthcare in the urban south region here. And one of the most exciting things I get to do every day is to work with our teams and accelerate bringing best practices to our patients. Every region supplies a local representative. We are very fortunate in our ability to engage physicians and nurse leaders who are willing to spend their time participating in the committee meetings and networking with their peers throughout the system. And we always recognize that it is a challenge to get the word out. And we do that through meetings. We do that through talking points. We'll put flyers on bulletin boards. There's also some more formal documents called care process guidelines. And those are heavily researched documents that are available on the website. So, we use a combination of methods to communicate what are goals are for that year. Part of our clinical program goals almost always involves patient education because in addition to the providers, the physicians, and the nurses and the laboratory support, as patients, we are also very accountable for our health outcomes. We have standardized education. And we, that allows us to deliver a consistent message. So, when you're discharged from one facility, we have a standardized brochure and teaching information that's given. And then, again, that information is available throughout the system.

>> Telehealth services is really a key that we've identified and invested in in Intermountain healthcare. We have currently 26 projects across the enterprise where we're trying to find technical solutions to be able to provide better care to the patients. We have Tele-critical care. We have Tele-psych. We have a variety of other telehealth initiatives that we're trying to initiate to provide care at the rural facilities that can't afford, you know, a neonatologist or a hospitalist. In addition, the information that we have within our system is also provided to our home health division. So, as our home health nurses are visiting patients at home, they're going to have the full history and physical of the patient and the care that they received in the hospital to be able to provide better patient care to the patients that they visit.

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According to the managers in the video, which of the following methods is Intermountain Healthcare using to promote strategic conversations in the organization? Check all that apply.

Using purpose-directed communication

Engaging in downward communication

Using multiple channels of communication

Communicating across organizational boundaries

What is an example of a common part of a company's brand that would be represented in television
commercials?

parking costs are incurred regardless of how well an event does.

Often, an objection is simply a request for

A. a discount

B. a different salesperson

C. more time

D. more information

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The incredible Ice cream company wants to preserve their secret recipes for their ice cream products. They require all employees to sign a document stating they will not work for a competing ice cream company or open their own ice cream business. Which type of document do employees sign?

a. non-compete agreement
b. partnership agreement
c. confidentiality agreement

The movement of parts from one area of the factory to another is considered a value-added activity whereas the storage of raw materials is considered a non-value activity.

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Select the correct answers.
Goods Ltd. is an FMCQ goods manufacturer. It plans to introduce new products in the market within its existing product category. Which of
these terms describes the company's action?
O A. category extension
OB
line extension
OC.
line pruning
OD
line stretching

If the forecast called for the temperature to drop to 35 degrees for two weeks, what would
happen to the supply and demand for lemons?

1.____What auto car insurance is required by IL?
A. Property Damage and Bodily Injury
B. Collision and Comprehension
C. Medical and Schmedical
D. All the above

Payroll deductions are the same for all employees.

Describe three examples of greenwashing you have seen.

A basic premise underlying analytical procedures is that
A The study of financial ratios is an acceptable alternative to the investigation of unusual fluctuations.
B Statistical tests of financial information may lead to the discovery of material misstatements in the financial statements.
C Plausible relationships among data may reasonably be expected to exist and continue in the absence of known conditions to the contrary.
D These procedures cannot replace tests of balances and transactions.

Scenario D. Jefferson, the chief executive officer of Midwestern Thermal Systems, decides to explore the idea of opening an office in China and speaks to his chief financial officer, Maria, about it. She pays careful attention to everything he says and restates everything to Jefferson to make sure that she accurately understands his plans. Some employees learn of the plans from their managers, and some of these employees begin spreading the information to other colleagues. Maria listened to everything Jefferson said and restated everything to him to make sure that she accurately understood his plans. The technique used by Maria is known as

The business cycle affects output and employment in capital and durable goods industries more severely than in industries producing non-durable goods because, ______. Multiple choice question. during a boom, business investment in new capital goods and consumer spending on new durable goods decline sharply during a recession, business and consumer spending on nondurable goods decline sharply during a recession, business investment in new capital goods and consumer spending on new durable goods rise sharply during a recession, business investment in new capital goods and consumer spending on new durable goods can be postponed

You can buy a computer with your credit card and pay for it over the course of one year. With an interest rate of 16 percent, you would need to pay $181.46 for 12 months to pay off the charge. You can rent the computer for 12 months for $200 per month and, at the end of the rent period, buy it for $300. How much will you save by purchasing the computer with your credit card instead of using the rent-to-own plan?