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If I could plan an IDEAL school environment, It would be

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Accepting to all races religions genders sexualitys and be willing to protect those with different identities and help prevent discrimination

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If i could pick the ideal school environment it would be one where the teachers actually help you with your and try to make the lesson plan somewhat fun, instead of just giving you piles of work and expecting you to get the right answer right away.

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C = percentage of completion with respect to the product

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Equivalent Units of Production = equivalent units to complete beginning inventory + units started and completed during the period + equivalent units in ending work in process inventory.

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A profit center in a business is a division that is able to make revenues independently and contribute to the revenue of the entire business. In evaluating the performance of a profit center manager, it is best to compare the performance to a budget or their historical performance.

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a. The Journal entries are shown below:-

Investment - Capital stock Dr, $51.5 million

To Cash $51.5 million

(Being investment is recorded)

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To Fair value adjustment $15.5 million

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Expected Return, E(R) = 13.80%

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$\sigma =\sqrt{w_1^2\sigma _1^2+w_2^2\sigma _2^2+2w_1w_2p_{1,2}\sigma_1\sigma_2}$

where

w1 = the proportion of the portfolio invested in Asset 1

w2 = the proportion of the portfolio invested in Asset 2

σ1 = Asset 1 standard deviation of return

σ2 = Asset 2 standard deviation of return

For risk free money market fund, standard deviation = 0 and its correlation with risky portfolio = 0

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