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a) The production costs of a factory are given as follows:

Rupees

Direct Wages 90,000

Direct Materials 1,20,000

Production Overheads: Fixed 40,000

Variable 60,000

During the forthcoming year it is anticipated that:

a) Average rate for direct labour remuneration will fall from Rs.0.90 per hour

to Rs.0.75 per hour.

b) Production efficiency will be reduced by 5%.

c) Price per unit of direct material and of other materials and services which

comprise overheads will remain unchanged.

d) Direct labour hours will increase by 33.33%. Draw up a budget.


Briefly explain how you could use both verbal and non-verbal communication in delivering that


Describe the key steps and settings for public health approach









Decribe the 3 stages of the preventive medical approach in health promotion









Define social justice.

Through careful record keeping, you have the times to burn out of 100 Bright brand light bulbs. The average time to burn out is 200 hours, with a standard deviation of 12 hours. Give a 95% confidence interval for the mean time to burn out of this brand of light bulb.


If the systolic pressure for a certain group of obese people has mean of 132 and a standard deviation of 8, find the probability that a randomly selected person will have the following blood pressure. Assume the variable is normally distributed.



a. Above 130



b. Below 150



c. Between 125 - 158

In a hypothetical element, two energy levels are separated by an energy of 282 kJ mol-1. What wavelength of light (in nm) is involved for an electron to change between these two levels?




is the neo classical, free market theory necessarily incompatible with dependency theory? how might these two approaches work together?

The leader of the jeepney drivers’ association claims that the average daily take-home pay of all jeepney drivers in Pasay city is Php 400.00. A random sample of 100 jeepney drivers in Pasay city was interviewed and the average daily take-home pay of these drivers is found to be Php 425. Use a 0.05 level of significance and assume the standard deviation is Php 92.

 Ծ = 92          Ẋ = 425           ﬠ = 400           n = 100         level of significance = 0.05

 

1. State the hypothesis

  Ho: u = 400

  Ha: u ‡ 400

 

2. Type of test: Two-tailed test

 

 

3. Critical Value

 

 

4. Test statistics

 

 

5. Reject or accept the null hypothesis


  1. When doing any type of financial analysis you are expected to look at the elements of corporate finance, assuming that you are a financial manager, how helpful are these elements for the purpose of a good financial sounding business

Write a complete C++ program that • Creates a 12 element integer array containing elements between 0 and 20 using the rand function. • After creating the array, sort it using any of the sorting methods then ask the user to guess a number between 0 and 20. • To search if the number is in the array, create a menu: 1: Linear 2: Binary. The different search algorithms are to be created in separate Functions. • int LinearSearch(int list[], int size, int value) • int BinarySearch(int list[], int size, int value) • if it is guessed number is found the chosen function should return the index of the value to the main function, then the main function should sshow index and value to the user


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