The literature review is the presentation of quality literature in a particular field that serves as the foundation and justification for the research problem, research questions or hypothesis, and methodology.You will find a minimum of 5 peer-reviewed articles and summarize them. Tell us why they are important for your research.
Mrs. Garcia watches 16 students cycle home after school. She counts 38 wheels. Some of the students are on bicycles, and the rest are on tricycles. How many students are on bicycle?
Risk management is one of the most important components in empowering an organization to achieve its ultimate vision. With proper risk management culture and knowledge, team members will be “speaking” the same language, and they will leverage common analytical abilities to identify and mitigate potential risks as well as exploit opportunities in a timely fashion. In order to consolidate efforts, the existence of an integrated framework is crucial. This is why an ERM is necessary to the fulfillment of any organization’s goals and objectives. In your final research project for the course, your task is to write a 7-10 page paper discussing the following concepts:Introduction – What is an ERM?Why Should an Organization Implement an ERM Application?What are some Key Challenges and Solutions to Implementing an ERM?What is Important for an Effective ERM?Discuss at least one real organization that has been effective with implementing an ERM framework/application.Conclusion – Final thoughts/future research/recommendationThe paper needs to be approximately 7-10 pages long, including both a title page and a references page (for a total of 9-12 pages). Be sure to use proper APA formatting and citations to avoid plagiarism.Your paper should meet the following requirements:Be approximately seven to ten pages in length, not including the required cover page and reference page.Follow APA7 guidelines. Your paper should include an introduction, a body with fully developed content, and a conclusion.Support your answers with the readings from the course, the course textbook, and at least FIVE scholarly journal articles to support your positions, claims, and observations, in addition to your textbook.
Write a 750 word paper that explores ethical issues in data privacy for the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. Include the following in your paper:An overview of the governance, law, or standard you selected with an explanation of how it is intended to protect civilians.A description of the challenges associated with compliance (e.g., customer notifications, employee training, systems security configurations, data retention and storage).An account of a specific ethical dilemma regarding the implementation of the governance, law, or standard you selected within an organization.Describe in your presentation how you will handle your proposed ethical dilemma from a Christian worldview perspective.Provide at least five references to scholarly resources.Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines for APA Style.
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the library carries a total of 750 biography, mystery, fantasy, and science fiction books. there are 3 timesas many science fiction books as fantasy books, twice as many mystery books as fantasy books, and four times as many biographiesa as fantasy books. write an equation that describes the number of each type of book in the library.
How can 4681 people gift each other $500 within 2 months?
writing a report ，The client for our project this quarter is Ryan Mack, founder of Nomad Joe. The purpose of this project is for each group to act as consultants for Nomad Joe, using calculus to advise on how to price a new product. The product Ryan is working to launch is a premium portable coffee kettle called the Voyager Kettle. In the labs you have developed a process for taking survey data, which gives the price potential customers would pay for a product, and using a linear regression to find a model demand function for the price. In class, we have worked extensively to build a model which takes the price, estimates of the cost and the tools of extrema analysis and produces a suggestion for the optimal price at which to sell a product. At this point, I have asked your groups to collect and process the following: • Survey data about how much customers would pay for the kettle. • A linear regression of a demand function from your survey data. • A basic cost function including the base cost per unit and credit card fees. • A profit function formed from your cost estimates and the revenue derived from your linear demand function.In your last lab, your goal was to finish analysis on this model and obtain a recommendation on the price Ryan should set for his product. This means most groups are ready to start writing up their results to present to Ryan.Presentation of ResultsEach group has the option of either writing a report to present the results of their analysis and recommendations, or of giving a presentation in person to Ryan with an accompanying summary of results. In either case, your group’s job is to present your findings in as clear and convincing a manner as possible to our client. Written reports without an accompanying presentation should be around 3-4 pages long without the accompanying charts, graphs and figures you will want to include. Presentations should be 5-10 minutes long and should have an accompanying slide show or a brief written summary of results. Both written reports and presentations (either on the slides or in a summary) should provide the following information:1. An introduction highlighting your most important results, namely the price recommendation.2. An explanation of the method used to collect your survey, and a summary of the demand function obtained by regression. This should include the precise wording used in your survey. It is also a good time to discuss your thoughts on the target market.3. An explanation of the cost estimates, particularly focusing on any terms your group has added beyond the basic cost per unit (i.e. marketing, etc.)4. A brief description of the process used to form the profit function and derive the maximum profit. What kind of profit do you think the Voyager Kettle can achieve under the demand you observed?5. You must attempt to address at least one of the following additional questions: How will marketing effect the costs and resulting maximum profit? How can the demand curve for this product potentially be shifted to increase the maximum profit? How can the statistics of the linear regression be potentially improved? How might your survey be adjusted to better fit the target market?6. An honest assessment of any problems with your model. What factors could have introduced inaccuracy into your results, and what could you do to improve? This is where you might discuss how marketing, or other strategies, might shift the current demand to something more favorable.7. An appendix containing the following at minimum: Your raw survey data, a plot of your data along with the linear regression of the demand function, the mathematical details of deriving your cost, revenue and profit functions and extrema analysis (i.e. a chart or table and your derivative analysis!) and a plot of the profit function. All plots/graphs should be on appropriately scaled axes so the object of interest is in plain view.Presentations should aim to be about 10 minutes long, and must include the appendix of data and calculations outlined above. Reports do not have a minimum page count, partly due to massive differences in each groups formatting of the report. However, a written report less than 3-4 pages long without its figures, tables and graphs would have a difficult time addressing everything in the rubric well enough for top marks. Your reports and presentations will be shown to the client, so please prepare all materials with the client’s interest in mind. Make sure the information of interest, your recommendations, are featured prominently. Presentations should be clear and formal. It is recommended you use PowerPoint or some other visual presentation software. Reports should have a cover page, etc.The client for our project this quarter is Ryan Mack, founder of Nomad Joe. The purpose of this project is for each group to act as consultants for Nomad Joe, using calculus to advise on how to price a new product. The product Ryan is working to launch is a premium portable coffee kettle called the Voyager Kettle. In the labs you have developed a process for taking survey data, which gives the price potential customers would pay for a product, and using a linear regression to find a model demand function for the price. In class, we have worked extensively to build a model which takes the price, estimates of the cost and the tools of extrema analysis and produces a suggestion for the optimal price at which to sell a product. At this point, I have asked your groups to collect and process the following: • Survey data about how much customers would pay for the kettle. • A linear regression of a demand function from your survey data. • A basic cost function including the base cost per unit and credit card fees. • A profit function formed from your cost estimates and the revenue derived from your linear demand function.In your last lab, your goal was to finish analysis on this model and obtain a recommendation on the price Ryan should set for his product. This means most groups are ready to start writing up their results to present to Ryan.Presentation of ResultsEach group has the option of either writing a report to present the results of their analysis and recommendations, or of giving a presentation in person to Ryan with an accompanying summary of results. In either case, your group’s job is to present your findings in as clear and convincing a manner as possible to our client. Written reports without an accompanying presentation should be around 3-4 pages long without the accompanying charts, graphs and figures you will want to include. Presentations should be 5-10 minutes long and should have an accompanying slide show or a brief written summary of results. Both written reports and presentations (either on the slides or in a summary) should provide the following information:1. An introduction highlighting your most important results, namely the price recommendation.2. An explanation of the method used to collect your survey, and a summary of the demand function obtained by regression. This should include the precise wording used in your survey. It is also a good time to discuss your thoughts on the target market.3. An explanation of the cost estimates, particularly focusing on any terms your group has added beyond the basic cost per unit (i.e. marketing, etc.)4. A brief description of the process used to form the profit function and derive the maximum profit. What kind of profit do you think the Voyager Kettle can achieve under the demand you observed?5. You must attempt to address at least one of the following additional questions: How will marketing effect the costs and resulting maximum profit? How can the demand curve for this product potentially be shifted to increase the maximum profit? How can the statistics of the linear regression be potentially improved? How might your survey be adjusted to better fit the target market?6. An honest assessment of any problems with your model. What factors could have introduced inaccuracy into your results, and what could you do to improve? This is where you might discuss how marketing, or other strategies, might shift the current demand to something more favorable.7. An appendix containing the following at minimum: Your raw survey data, a plot of your data along with the linear regression of the demand function, the mathematical details of deriving your cost, revenue and profit functions and extrema analysis (i.e. a chart or table and your derivative analysis!) and a plot of the profit function. All plots/graphs should be on appropriately scaled axes so the object of interest is in plain view.Presentations should aim to be about 10 minutes long, and must include the appendix of data and calculations outlined above. Reports do not have a minimum page count, partly due to massive differences in each groups formatting of the report. However, a written report less than 3-4 pages long without its figures, tables and graphs would have a difficult time addressing everything in the rubric well enough for top marks. Your reports and presentations will be shown to the client, so please prepare all materials with the client’s interest in mind. Make sure the information of interest, your recommendations, are featured prominently. Presentations should be clear and formal. It is recommended you use PowerPoint or some other visual presentation software. Reports should have a cover page, etc.The client for our project this quarter is Ryan Mack, founder of Nomad Joe. The purpose of this project is for each group to act as consultants for Nomad Joe, using calculus to advise on how to price a new product. The product Ryan is working to launch is a premium portable coffee kettle called the Voyager Kettle. In the labs you have developed a process for taking survey data, which gives the price potential customers would pay for a product, and using a linear regression to find a model demand function for the price. In class, we have worked extensively to build a model which takes the price, estimates of the cost and the tools of extrema analysis and produces a suggestion for the optimal price at which to sell a product. At this point, I have asked your groups to collect and process the following: • Survey data about how much customers would pay for the kettle. • A linear regression of a demand function from your survey data. • A basic cost function including the base cost per unit and credit card fees. • A profit function formed from your cost estimates and the revenue derived from your linear demand function.In your last lab, your goal was to finish analysis on this model and obtain a recommendation on the price Ryan should set for his product. This means most groups are ready to start writing up their results to present to Ryan.Presentation of ResultsEach group has the option of either writing a report to present the results of their analysis and recommendations, or of giving a presentation in person to Ryan with an accompanying summary of results. In either case, your group’s job is to present your findings in as clear and convincing a manner as possible to our client. Written reports without an accompanying presentation should be around 3-4 pages long without the accompanying charts, graphs and figures you will want to include. Presentations should be 5-10 minutes long and should have an accompanying slide show or a brief written summary of results. Both written reports and presentations (either on the slides or in a summary) should provide the following information:1. An introduction highlighting your most important results, namely the price recommendation.2. An explanation of the method used to collect your survey, and a summary of the demand function obtained by regression. This should include the precise wording used in your survey. It is also a good time to discuss your thoughts on the target market.3. An explanation of the cost estimates, particularly focusing on any terms your group has added beyond the basic cost per unit (i.e. marketing, etc.)4. A brief description of the process used to form the profit function and derive the maximum profit. What kind of profit do you think the Voyager Kettle can achieve under the demand you observed?5. You must attempt to address at least one of the following additional questions: How will marketing effect the costs and resulting maximum profit? How can the demand curve for this product potentially be shifted to increase the maximum profit? How can the statistics of the linear regression be potentially improved? How might your survey be adjusted to better fit the target market?6. An honest assessment of any problems with your model. What factors could have introduced inaccuracy into your results, and what could you do to improve? This is where you might discuss how marketing, or other strategies, might shift the current demand to something more favorable.7. An appendix containing the following at minimum: Your raw survey data, a plot of your data along with the linear regression of the demand function, the mathematical details of deriving your cost, revenue and profit functions and extrema analysis (i.e. a chart or table and your derivative analysis!) and a plot of the profit function. All plots/graphs should be on appropriately scaled axes so the object of interest is in plain view.Presentations should aim to be about 10 minutes long, and must include the appendix of data and calculations outlined above. Reports do not have a minimum page count, partly due to massive differences in each groups formatting of the report. However, a written report less than 3-4 pages long without its figures, tables and graphs would have a difficult time addressing everything in the rubric well enough for top marks. Your reports and presentations will be shown to the client, so please prepare all materials with the client’s interest in mind. Make sure the information of interest, your recommendations, are featured prominently. Presentations should be clear and formal. It is recommended you use PowerPoint or some other visual presentation software. Reports should have a cover page, etc.5
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