Do financial analysis of the financial statement of Nestle of years 2017 and 2018 by applying different financial ratios and interpreting the results.? (2 Marks)

CA2.4 Concepts Assignment Segment – Continuous Random Variables and Probability Distributions

1. Define in your own words what a continuous random variable is? Think of 3-5 things that are continuous variables? Think of 3-5 things that are discrete variables?

2. What is the probability density function?

3. What is a cumulative distribution function?

CA2.4 Concepts Assignment Segment – Continuous Random Variables and Probability Distributions

Describe for the distributions below a) What they model? and, b) What the given elements are for each (i.e. event, sample, conditional/independent)? c) Then provide one example from your field* of how they could be applied (you may use sources to aid you but must have more than one, you may not quote them, and you must cite them):

4. Normal
5. Exponential
6. Gamma
7. Weibull
8. Lognormal
9. Beta

Using search engines and find two different recent articles involving data mining. Describe the role of “data mining” in the story using your own words.

Mock Proposal – Final Submission

This final product will be a culmination of all the content you have learned in this course across non-profit development and management. This includes using content developed during the discussion boards, completing a Strategic Action Plan (Logic Model) summary, and an Executive Summary introduction.

Use the Mock Proposal Template provided. Use the Mock Proposal Template. Be sure to apply careful consideration to critique and suggestions by peers.

Next, complete Section 11: A Strategic Action Plan (Logic Model). The aim of this section is to integrate all strategies developed across previous sections into a cohesive and balanced plan of highly-focused action that will achieve the overarching purpose of this Strategic Non-profit Business Plan. Use the directions in section 11 of the Mock Proposal Template for further clarification.

Finally, write the Executive Summary. The Executive Summary is the last section of the business plan to be written. However, it is placed at the beginning of the proposal. The Executive Summary must be limited to 2–3 pages. In essence, it is a distillation of the overall business plan into a ‘hard hitting’, concise summary of key performance targets and initiatives. Use the directions in the Mock Proposal Template for further clarification.

Question 1

1. a) For the following winding conditions determine if a rope with a minimum breaking force of 10 MN gives a satisfactory factor of safety for the winding of ore?

Depth of wind = 775m

Mass of skip and attachments = 10 tonne

Mass of ore wound per wind = 20 tonne

Height of sheaves above skip top when skip unloading at shaft top = 20m

Mass of rope/100m = 750 kg/100m

Note for ore hoisting using a drum winder minimum factor of safety = 7.0

1. b) If the maximum winding speed for the wind described in part (b) is 18 m/s and acceleration = deceleration = 0.6 m/s2 (assume linear change of speed during acceleration and deceleration) determine:

• Accelerating period

• Decelerating period

• Distance travelled by skip in accelerating period

• Distance travelled by skip during decelerating period

• Time travelling at maximum speed

• Distance travelled at maximum speed.

• Total cycle time assuming a 10 s rest period between winds

• Number of cycles per hour

• Capacity of the system per hour

Plot a speed-time graph for this situation.

1. c) The system described in parts (a) and (b) are for an unbalanced hoisting system employing a drum winding system. Determine variation of the tractive force at the circumference of the drum and the total torque required at the drum to drive the system. Rope diameter is 50mm, minimum drum diameter = 100 x rope diameter, diameter of sheaves = 5 m. Skip hoisting system, so k = 1.15. Friction resistance between skip and guides, air resistance, bending resistance etc. = k x mass of loaded skip.

2. d) Determine the variation of the power at the drive shaft for this system assuming a constant radius of coiling of the rope on the drum (hint do this for each element within the cycle and plot on a torque/power time graph)

3. e) Determine the rms torque and power for this system.

Develop a PDE-based model that describes the dynamics of a predator-prey ecosystem with the following assumptions:

• The prey population grows following the logistic growth model.

• The predator population tends to decay naturally without prey.

• Predation (i.e., encounter of prey and predator populations) increases the predator population while it decreases the prey population.

• The predator population tends to move toward areas with high prey density.

• The prey population tends to move away from areas with high predator density.

• Both populations diffuse over space.

Module 02 Weekly Project – Arithmetic with JavaScript

Part 1: Temperature Warning

Using a script, create a variable that asks the user for the temperature in Fahrenheit.

Then, using a conditional statement, it should display a different message, depending on what number the user inputs.

• If the temperature is above 32, display a message that states it is above freezing.
• If the temperature is exactly 32, display a message that this is the freezing point.
• If the temperature is below 32, display an alert window warning that it is below freezing.
• If the temperature is invalid, display an alert window that informs the user and provides feedback about how to enter the temperature correctly.

Make sure that the messages for the user are clear and easy to understand. Below is an example of how your page might perform.

Save the HTML and CSS files, adding your last name to the HTML filename (index_lastName.html).

Part 2

The second part of your assignment is to play the Dungeons of Kithgard level on codecombat.com. Learn to code in JavaScript while battling ogres. Exit the dungeon safely, recording your success with a screen capture.

“I’ll handle this!” Codecombat.com

Module 02 Weekly Project – Arithmetic with JavaScript

Steps:

Visit codecombat.com. You can play as Anonymous, but if you create an account and log in, you’ll be able to save and track your progress, and you won’t have to repeat the beginning levels when you play the game again in later Modules.

Choose a warrior and select JavaScript as your language. If you don’t immediately get the warrior/code selection screen when you enter the dungeon, click on the Heroes button.

Choose your avatar and select JavaScript as the language

Follow the directions at every level, planning, writing, and debugging your code to collect gems and gold and defeat the enemies. You will be guided and given increasing programming power as you triumph at each level.

When you exit the last level in the Dungeon at the Kithgard Gates, do a screen capture of your accomplishment.

Note: codecombat has simplified the WHILE conditional into a concept they call loop. But you know what it really is, don’t you!

CSE101 Assignment HW1 C++ code

ASSIGNMENT DETAILS

Here are the relevant files and directories.

hw_twain.pdf: The file contains a description of the assignment. You can click on the file in the left pane to open it in your browser. Please read it carefully!

Twain/: This folder contains the files for your submission. You must write your code in this folder. Do not put code in a subfolder. Your Makefile
must be in this directory, and should create the executable “twain” in this directory. Here is a description of files
within this directory.

CSE101 Assignment HW1 C++ code

• twain-cleaned.txt: This file has all of Mark Twain’s writings, cleaned up. Each line has a separate word, all in lowercase.

  Moreover, all words of length less than six have been removed.

• simple-input.txt, simple-output.txt: These are test input files, to check your code. Please leave these files in this directory.

  The checking script with check whether your output (for simple-input.txt) matches this output.

• Tests/more-input.txt, Tests/more-output.txt: These are more test I/O files that are comprehensive. First try to get your code to

  work on simple-input.txt, before testing with these files.

• The Tests/ folder contains an extra copy of simple-input.txt, simple-output.txt, and twain-cleaned.txt, if you accidentally overwrite them.

Project consist of HDL design written in Verilog (Vivado/Xilinx).

Create a game like a dice game that 2-4 players can join in which a player can do 3 attempts if they do not like their first. after all players done their attempts or picked to stay with their first or second attempt then the player with highest score wins. This can can be played by real players or player vs computer.
Requirements:

1. Create proposal describing what the program will do.

2. Create 3 status reports.

4. Draft report.

5. Final report.

1. Vito’s Tavern had $262,000 in 2019 taxable income. What is the taxable income? (5 Points)

2. During the year, Vito’s Tavern had gross sales of $1,200,000. Costs of Goods sold was $672,000, selling and administrative expenses were $212,000. Vito Tech also had notes payable (liability) of $750,000 at an interest rate of 3%. Depreciation was $110,000 and the company is in a 35% tax bracket. What is Vito Tech’s net income and operating cash flow? (10 Points)

3. The most recent financial statements for Vito’s Tavern are as follows:

Income Statement

Sales $55,000

Costs $40,000

Taxable Income $15,000

Taxes (28%) $4,200

NI $10,800

Balance Sheet

Current Assets $40,000 Long-Term Debt $60,000

Fixed Assets $100,000 Equity $75,000

Total $140,000 Total $135,000

Assets and costs are proportional to sales. Beakman maintains a 10% dividend payout ratio and a constant debt-equity ratio. What is the maximum increase in sales that can be sustained assuming no new equity is issued? (10 Points)

4. If Vito’s Tavern has a ROE of 10% and a payout ratio of 7%, what is its sustainable growth rate? (8 Points)

5. PNC Bank pays 5% simple interest on its savings account balances, whereas First Niagara Bank pays 5% interest compounded annually. If you made a deposit of $20,000 in each bank, how much money would you earn from both bank accounts at the end of 10 years? (10 Points)

6. Compute future value for the following: (6 Points)

7. Compute Present Value for the following: (6 Points)

8. Suppose you would like to buy your dream house in 10 years. You estimate that you will need $50,000 for the down payment. If you believe your mutual fund can achieve 7% annual rate of return and you want to have the down payment for the house in 10 years, how much do you have to invest today? (5 Points)

9. You have just made a one-time $5,000 contribution to your retirement account. Assuming you earn 15% per year and make no additional contributions. What will your account be worth when you retire in 40 years? (5 Points)

10. You receive $5,000 per year for the next 20 years from your Grandmother’s trust. If a 7% interest rate is applied, what is the present value of the future payment? (5 Points)

11. If you deposit $5,000 per year for the next 20 years into an account paying 10%, how much money will you have in the account in after the 20 years? Suppose you decide to invest this $5,000 per year in the same account earning 10% for 40 years rather than 20, how much will you have in the account after 40 years? (10 Points)

12. Smith Company has the opportunity to invest in two projects. The cash flow for each project is as follows. (10 Points)

Part 1: Assuming Smith Company has a 3 year payback cut off for investing in projects, based on the payback method, which project/projects should the company choose? Show your work on how you came up with the answer.

Part 2: Utilizing a Net Present Value methodology, which project should Smith choose assuming a discount interest rate of 10%? Show your work on how you came up with the answer.

Part 3: Utilizing an Internal Rate of Return methodology, which project should Smith Choose? Show your work on how you came up with the answer.

Part 4: What is one pro and one con of each of the above methods?

13. You are considering investing in a company that cultivates stone for sale to landscaping companies. Use the following information: (10 Points)

Sales price per ton of stone = $35

Variable costs per tone= $6.95

Fixed costs per year = $390,000

Depreciation per year = $100,000

Tax rate = 35%

The discount rate for the company is 13%. The initial investment in equipment is $750,000 and the projects economic life is 10 years. Assume the equipment is depreciated on a straight line basis over the projects life.

a.What is the accounting break-even level for the project?

b.What is the financial break-even level for the project?