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    Berkshire Instruments

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    [pic] [pic] Berkshire Instruments Group No. 1 Alsim, Allan Patrick Belgica, Robie Escaño, Ergo Galang, Roberto Villanueva, Jill Borlong, Li (Michael) SPFINMAN / G05 Prof. Alan Jezrel Solomon, MBA 1. Determine the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) based on using retained earnings in the capital structure. In order to find the WACC, we need to find the cost of the components of the capital structure and their proportion in the total capital. Cost of Debt –

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    home, there is a contract with the provider same is the case to our home furniture that we achieve by contracting with the respective utility providers. Therefore, a contract is essential to enforce a potential into action. In the pursuit of the instruments of a contract, it is noted that there a potential similarity and subtle disparity between oral and written contracts. However, justifying an oral contract than a reasonable doubt can be a daunting than proving a written contract. Some contracts

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    Animals as Instruments

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    In the West part of the world dating back to around 200 AD, animals were used as instruments to learn about the human body. While no anesthetics were known to exist at this time, live pigs, goats and monkeys were dissected in hopes of learning about the human body and how it works. With few intervals in time, the experiments on animals have continued up to the present day. Although several improvements in medical science were accredited to the use of animals, animals should not be used for medical

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    process. The I/O psychologist developed his own instrument for employee selection, even though many other well-known measures were already published. He did some literature reviews and brought most part of the assessment from another famous copyrighted instruments. However, what he claimed was that he would not pay for the copyrights, because it was only for his practice, not for sale to other consultants. He kept implementing his selection instrument using biodata, in the organization. The case book

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    Egyptian music has a wide and wild image across all nations. I have done an interview with one of my friends, Andre ,who plays one of the traditional Middle Eastern instruments, The Oud . he has been playing the Oud for 28 years of playing it. I asked him how does it feel to play the Oud, he answered with one simple answer, " it's feels like a heart beat, waves of the ocean flowing all together in magical ways I can't really express to you how I feel, it feels vibrant, new, a world full of color

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    Music Instrument Timeline

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    days of the Synthesizer date all the way back to 1897. Telharmonium was a very early electronic music instrument. It was developed by Thaddeus Cahill it took up an entire room. Teleharmounum used tone wheels to generate musical sounds as electrical signals by additive synthesis. Then the signal was output through horn speakers. Maurice Martenot introduced another ancestor of synthesizer. The instrument called ones Martenot was invented in 1928. Sound was produced by varying the frequency of oscillation

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    Language: A Political Instrument Language is the inevitable medium that people use as a means of communication. However, how that person uses the language that they have varies from person to person. Some view language as a persuasive political instrument and others view it as a means of expression and empowerment. In the essay “If Black English Isn’t a Language, Then Tell Me, What Is?” by James Baldwin, he was able to illustrate the history of the discrimination of language and how black English

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    genesis of Western modernity in the sixteenth century there has been a near obsession with developing, enhancing and portraying devices of observation, measurement and quantification. Yet the literary examination and incorporation of scientific instruments into narrative and displays of physical heritage has been a convoluted and (at times)

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    Zelda Musical Instrument

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    When making our musical instrument the beautiful pan flute or as we named the Zelda flute, we had to go through a short process known as the journey. First we went on the google to start to think of what we would make. We would just search up things that would simple for instance we searched up things as “Musical instruments you can make at home” or “Instruments kids can make.” After going though many choices which more accurately was 3 in reality but we came to the conclusion that the pan flute

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    3.6.2 The Reliability of Instruments Coolican (2008) characterizes reliability as a degree of consistency in giving comparable results on various however practically identical events. Reliability relates to consistency of a measure either across different testing (external) or within itself (internal). Test re-test of instruments was done to test reliability of the instruments. Scores from both tests were subjected to correlation test and a correlation co-efficient of 0.78 was established. Pearson

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