Section 2C 5. A car enters the freeway with a speed of 6.4 m/s and accelerates uniformly for 3.2 km in 3.5 min. How fast is the car moving after this time? 3.5 min = 210 s. Average speed = 3 200/210 = 15.238 m/s = ½ (v + vo). vo = 6.4 m/s. Solving for v‚ v = 2 × 15.238 – 6.4 = 24.076 m/s. 2D 1. A car with an initial speed of 23.7 km/h accelerates at a uniform rate of 0.92m/s2 for 3.6 s. Find the final speed and the displacement of the car during this time. Vf= Vi + at= 9.92m/s D x= Vot+
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TAPSI ENGINEERING COMPANY •POWER PROJECTS •UTILITIES‚ BOP‚ ELECTRICAL PACKAGES •SUBSTATION •DISTRIBUTION •CONTROL & AUTOMATION •BUILDING SERVICES ENERGO & TAPSI GROUP A-57/4‚OKHLA INDUSTRIAL AREA‚ PHASE-II‚ NEW DELHI Tel.:26385323/28/29/38 Fax: 26385333 E-mail : tapsi@energoindia.com tapsi_engineering@yahoo.com INTRODUCTION TAPSI ENGINEERING COMPANY provides complete turnkey jobs including EPC contracts for ElectroMechanical System in Power Plants and other industries. We suggest and
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shareholders required? ISSUE OF THE CASE: Whether or not Agco’s should require approval from shareholder to acquiring a factory from Black Pty Ltd. RELEVANT LAWS: In this case the following sections of Corporation Act 2001 should use: Section 210 Section 228 Section 229 ASIC v ADLER 2003 NSWCA 131 APPLICATION OF FACTS The major facts be required to be demonstrated to qualify whether or not shareholder approval required‚ the below diagram classified certain questions IS THERE A
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financial projection essential element of planning that is the basis for budgeting activities and estimating future financing needs of a firm. Financial projections (forecasts) begin with forecasting sales and their related expenses. The basic steps in financial forecasting are: (1) project the firm’s sales; (2) project variables such as expenses and assets; (3) estimate the level of investment in current and fixed assets that is required to support the projected sales; and (4) calculate the firm’s
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cheesecake and they sold $100 cheesecakes‚ their attainable cost would be $200. Once the attainable cost is known‚ they can compare what it actually cost them to make it. Using the same example‚ lets say the actual cost to produce these cheesecakes was $210 dollars to make. So now that the two costs are recorded‚ the operational efficiency percentage can be evaluated. Operational Efficiency Percentage Once the two costs are recorded‚ they need to be inputted into the operational efficiency ratio
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hamartia is she shows hubris‚ a classic tragic hero trait‚ when telling Creon‚ “And I‚ whom no man’s frown can frighten‚ Am far from risking heaven’s frown by flouting these‚ I need no trumpeter from you to tell me I must die‚ we all die anyway.” (210) She takes on the role of her better‚ a man. When she buries he brother‚ she realizes that her life is worth nothing compared to the tortured soul of her relative in the afterlife. Knowing that Antigone’s death is looming in the near future causes the
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Lockerheed tristar case study Executive Summary Professor Gupta‚ many organizations use financial methods to determine the viability of projects and decisions based in the initial required investment. The financial industry has many standards regarding these methods‚ with the most commonly used being Internal Rate of Return (IRR) and Net Present Value (NPV). Each method encompasses positives and negatives; however if either are used without fully understanding what their prospective results reveal
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------------------------------------------------- Case: Ferguson Foundry Limited (FFL) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Date: March 10 2013 To: Mark Ferguson‚ President From: Carl Holitzner Re: FFL’s Lower-Than-Budgeted Profit for the Fiscal Year Ended May 31 2010 The major issue is determining why Ferguson Foundry Limited’s (FFL) actual profit was $367‚600 lower than budgeted‚ despite selling 2‚000 more wood stoves (12‚000 instead of 10‚000 units). This will be explained using Variance Analysis
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Guiding Question: How does Plato’s view of change and oneness differ from Parmenides’ view of non change and oneness‚ and how is that played out in the Theaetetus? Parmenides views change as an illusion‚ saying that everything is one. Plato combats that by saying there is not a change in nature‚ but rather a temporal change‚ which is backed up by how Plato views knowledge‚ and how we come to an understanding of knowledge. Plato‚ (1927). Theaetetus. The Dialogues of Plato (Benjamin Jowett‚ trans.)
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IRC Section 1031. Problem 10-47 On April 18‚ 2010‚ Jane Juniper purchased 30 shares of Bryan Corp. stock for $210‚ and on September 29‚ 2010‚ she purchased 90 additional shares for $900. On November 28‚ 2010‚ she sold 48 shares‚ which could not be specifically identified‚ for $576 and on December 8‚ 2010‚ she sold another 25 shares for $188. What is her recognized gain or loss? $210/30=$7 per share - April 18‚ 2010 $900/90=$10 per share - September 29‚ 2010 I will use FIFO to calculate the
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