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    Tartaric Acid Lab Report

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    with the strong base NaOH to form the conjugate base salt of 〖Na〗_2 C_4 H_4 O_6 and water. The titration of tartaric acid was not able to go to the equivalence point because there was not enough moles of NaOH added to the weak acid solution. If there was more NaOH added then the pH of the solution would have risen rapidly at an equivalency point at a pH greater than 7. One possible source of error for this laboratory was the addition of phenolphthalein to the solution. Phenolphthalein is a pH indicator

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    or psychologically. Recently, a lot of debates have been arguing about torture and of course, laws have been set in order to control the use of torture. However, torture is not completely banned, or I should say nowadays there is people still resort to torture. Even in those liberal democratic communities like Canada and the United States are still using torture as a tool in order to get information. Hence, there are people that are against torture and suggest that the use of torture should be completely

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    hypodermic needles to obtain per order. Their annual demand is 1000 units with a set up or ordering cost of $10 per order and a holding cost of $0.50 per unit per year. Assume that each needle costs $10 to purchase. Lead time is 5 working days. Calculate a. Optimal order quantity per order (EOQ) EOQ=Q*=Squareroot((2*(1000)*(10))/0.5 )=200 b. Minimum total annual inventory costs Total Cost= 10*1000+(1000/200)*10+(200/2)*0.5=10102.325 c. The number of orders per year N=1000/200=5

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    For each distribution strategy, calculate the unit contribution and contribution margin rate for each of the two products line (necklaces and pairs of earrings). What is the weighted average contribution margin for an order at a trade show and an order with sale representatives? Trade Show | Sales ($) | Unit VC ($) | Unit Contribution Margin | Product Qty | Sales mix (Percentage) | Weighted-average contribution margin | Necklaces | 17 | 8.65 | 8.35 | 25 | 67.57 | 5.64 |

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    calculations in order to determine the number of units of a particular item it should stock, whether it is a new item or a never out item. The first piece of data that is required is a point forecast for the item in the future period. This comes from the forecasting department, and is based off of the book forecast and past demand data. For a new item, there is a lot more judgment involved, especially with trying to estimate how much demand this new product will generate. This point forecast is then

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    Book Two is trying to emphasize three important points that God wants us to understand. First, Book two wants individuals to know that God wants all men to be saved and for all men to believe in him and now and understand that God is real. Secound, important point that is made in this passage is individuals need to not have doubt in God only knowledge and belief in God and in the choices that he makes. Also, individuals need to not be selfish and only look out for themselves but these individusasl

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    basically involves processes and activities which are involved in the planning, organising, controlling and implementing the cost effective flow of goods from the point of origin to the point of consumption. The whole process will have different players like the supplier, manufacturer, distributor, retailers and the customers themselves as the end point of consumption. The supply chain has changed drastically over the years. This days they are very global in nature. Involving various complex interactions

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    Target Profit

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    less often one of the other variables given instead. The other method for calculating the break-even point is the contribution margin method, which is the same as used by loscostos.info: [Fixed Costs/ (Sales – Variable Costs)] = Break-Even point in units sold. This method will give you how many units to be manufactured to reach zero profit, but can easily be retooled to give the break-even point in revenue. Instead of dividing by the contribution margin, you divide by the contribution margin ratio

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    In this response, I will be arguing whether the play values both order and disorder. I claim that the play values both order and disorder. There are many different examples hidden in the text showing that there is both order and disorder. In my opinion, there is not one favored over the other. Some examples in the play are more obvious making it seem like disorder is favored over order. In the first act there is acts of chaos and disorder. In the first act, we learn that Hermia is being forced

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    basic parts of the WLAN. When we use WLAN on a commercial front then we may face the security and privacy concerns. The total area of that particular commercial area should be accessible. This is only possible with installing huge number of access points. The various components of the WLAN are

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