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Identify a company who has used Activity Based Costing and report what the company said about ABC\'s benefits in increasing knowledge and/or increasing shareholder value. If your company has used it, please share your experiences. Solution activity-based costing (ABC) at Xu Ji Electric Co. Ltd (Xu Ji), a large Chinese manufacturing company. Xu Ji is a state-owned enterprise (SOE), turned public limited company (PLC). The company piloted ABC implementation in one of its main production divisions in December 2001, when ABC concepts were at a theoretical level in China (Liu and Pan, 2007). Two more attempts to extend the use of ABC in one of its subsidiaries and sales functions took place in 2005 and 2008. Major events took place during the latter research endeavour, including two major acquisitions .

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Identify and describe SOX, using the characteristics of useful information. Solution The Meaning of SOX is Sarbane-oxley Act. It was passed in year 2002. It is the legislation passed by US Congress to protect shareholders and general public from accounting errors and fradulent practices in the enterprises as well as improve the accuracy of corporate disclosure.It is mandatory to all corporations which is listed. SOX was enacted after some corporate scandals happened by big Corporations like Erron,Tyco and world com. The Two key provision of the sarbane-oxley act. This is as follow: (1) Sec-302: It is mandatory for senior management to certify the accuracy of the reported financial statements. (2) Sec- 404 : This section say that corporations must establish internal control systems and reporting methods on the adeqacy of those controls with the help of Auditors and management. .

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Ice at -14.1 Â°C and steam at 117 Â°C are brought together at atmospheric pressure in a perfectly insulated container. After thermal equilibrium is reached, the liquid phase at 51.6 Â°C is present. Ignoring the container and the equilibrium vapor pressure of the liquid at 51.6 Â°C, find the ratio of the mass of steam to the mass of ice. The specific heat capacity of steam is 2020 J/(kg CÂ°). Solution Heat lost by steam =Heat gained by ice Q steam =Q ice m s c s (117 - 100) +m s L v +m s c w (100-51.6) =m I C i (0-(-14.1)) +m i L f +m i c w (51.6-0) m s (2020*17 +2.26*10 6 +4186*48.4] =m i [2000*14.1 +3.35*10 5 +4186*51.6] m s /m i = 0.232 .

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I) II) Why do the s orbitals on H and Na not combine to form a strong covalent bond? Solution I) 2p orbitals are compact and concentrated and also they are closer together making the â€œsidewaysâ€ overlap of their \'p\' atomic orbitals that much better.Pi bonds are side to side bonds, large atoms hinder close approach. So that Pi bonds in C atoms are stronger than Pi bonds in Pb atoms. II) H atom can accept one electron and Na can donate one electron and becoming H - and Na + .These two atoms never share their electron, so that there is no formation of covalent bond. Na atom is strong electropositive atom. .

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I used following codes to open a MRI image in the Matlab but it just gives a black. File is uploaded in this website: http://www.megafileupload.com/index.html?upload=1 [X, map] = dicomread(\'MRI.IMA\'); montage(X, map, \'Size\', [2 5]); and info = dicominfo(\'MRI.IMA\'); Y = dicomread(info); figure, imshow(Y); imcontrast; Solution we need to use the extension of the file as. dcm as we are reading a dicom image [X, map] = dicomread(\'MRI.dcm\'); // the extension should be .dcm montage(X, map, \'Size\', [2 5]); and //now we call dicomread with the information retrieved from the DICOM file using dicominfo and display the image using imshow. info = dicominfo(\'MRI.dcm\'); Y = dicomread(info); figure, imshow(Y); imcontrast;// helps to change the contrast of the image .

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I need to prove that there exist no nontrivial homomorphisms from Z to Z. ( Trivial homomorphisms being f(x) = 0 and f(x) = x ) Solution If f is a ring homomorphism from Z to Z then f(1) = f(1*1) = f(1) * f(1) So we have 0 = f(1) * f(1) - f(1) 0 = f(1) * [f(1) - 1] Since Z has no zero divisors, we must have f(1) = 0 or f(1) = 1. In the former case f is the trivial homomorphism f(x) = 0. In the latter, f is the trivial homomorphism f(x) = x, since it is fairly easy to convince yourself that for any x in Z we have f(x) = x * f(1). .

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I need only the right choice 1. A dart is thrown horizontally toward X at 20 m/s as shown. It hits Y O.1 s later.The distance XY is A. 2 m B. 0.05m C. 0.1 m D. 0.5 m E. 1 m 2. An object is thrown vertically into the air. Which of the following graphs repro the velocity of the object as a function of time? rv B. I C. IV E. V Solution 1. option (a) is right. Velocity= distance/time Herw X= velocity Y= time XY= distance so that distance XY= 20m/s*0.1s= 2m >>>>>>>>>>> 2. Option (D) is right Velocity of object will decrease with time due to gravity This object will follow the equation v= u- gt .

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I need some help understanding chemical reaction in inorganic chemistry. All of the compounds below are reacting with an abundance of water, what is the expected chemical reaction? Please tell me what I am doing wrong: MgCl 2 (s): BaSO 4 : Bariumsulphate is not soluble due to high lattice energi. However there is an equalibrium here, but I cant find it. I would very much appreciate it if you were to tell me how to approach problems such as these. MgCl2(s) + H20(I) ? Mg0 + HCI Solution MgCl 2 being an ionic compound gets dissolved into water and it breaks to the corresponding ions: MgCl 2 + H 2 O = Mg +2 (H2O) + 2 Cl - (H2O) CCl4 being a non polar covalent compound does not react with water. SO3 reacts with water vigorously to produce H2SO4. SO3 (g) + H2O (l) = H2SO4 (aq) BaSO4 is insoluble in water and no reaction occurs with water. .

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I have two questions regarding linked lists in C. 1) We often declare a struct called \"Node\" for the linked list that has \"data\" and \"next\" fields. Why is it a problem to attempt to access data in a node that doesn\'t exist? 2) In regards to the sizeof() function, why is it that the size of a struct or node may be larger than the elements it contains? Solution Answer: 1) It is difficult because every node has a specified next node. Suppose we want to access data whose node does not exist so we have to first search that node isn\'t it? And since the node we are searching isn\'t in the list that is why we cannot extract data which is not there. 2) Size of the struct node may be larger than the elements it contains because along with data, some pointers also stored to access the next element. .

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