Elements with low energy valence orbitals have high electronegativities. This statement is true This statement is false 2.

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1. Elements with low energy valence orbitals have high electronegativities.This statement is true 2. Electrons in high energy valence orbitals tend to feel more positive charge from the nucleus than electrons in low energy valence orbitals.This statement is trueThis statement is false 3. Electrons in high energy valence orbitals tend to feel a more positive potential than electrons in low energy valence orbitals.This statement is true4. Electrons prefer to be in lower energy orbitals than higher energy orbitals.1This statement is true 5. Electrons prefer to be in areas of more positive potential than in areas of more negative potential.1This statement is true 6. Metals tend to have higher energy valence orbitals than non-metals.1This statement is true

Suppose the demand curve to see a baseball game is Qd = 600 – 10P. a) How many people would attend the game if tickets were free? b) At what price

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Suppose the demand curve to see a baseball game is Qd = 600 – 10P.

a) Howmany people wouldattendthe gameifticketswere free?

b) At what price would there be no fans attending the game?

c) Ifthe stadium’scapacityisfixed at 4,000,what price wouldmaximizerevenue, whileensuringasellout?

2) SupposetheLA Dodgers have amonopoly on in baseball in Los Angeles. They facea demand curveofQd = 100- P,andhave zero marginalcosts.

a) What is the optimalprice per ticketandwhat is the quantityoftickets?

b) Iffixed costs is $500,what is the maximumprofit that the Dodgers canmake?

3) Considerthe market for the SF Giants. The demandcurve is givenby Qd =120- 8p. Thesupplycurve is given by Qs = -6+4P.

a) Whatistheequilibriumpriceandquantity?

b) Ifticketssoldare at $8,will therebe ashortageorsurplus oftickets? Howmuchwilltheshortageorsurplus be?

c) Ifticketssoldare at $12, willthere be a shortageorsurplus oftickets? Howmuchwilltheshortageorsurplus be?

d) Ifa$4.50per-unitsalestax isimposedoneachticket, what will be thenew equilibriumpriceandquantity?

4) TheLA Lakers are considering changingtheirpricesfor thenextseason, and wanttopredictwhat effectaprice changewill haveon ticket sales.

a) Assumethattheteam knowsthatiftheychargeapriceof$8for achild’sticket thentheywillsell250childticketsandiftheysetapriceof$2forachild’s ticket thentheywillsell350childtickets. Whatisthepriceelasticityofdemandfora child’sticket?

b) Assumetheteamcollectsthesamedataforadultsandfindsthattheprice elasticityofdemandforadultsis-1.2. Theteamiscurrentlychargingapriceof $16foranadultticket. Iftheywanttoincreaserevenue,shouldtheyraiseor lowerthepriceoftheadultticket?

c) Assumetheycanbreakupadultsintoyoungadults(18-30)andregularadults (30+),andtheyfindthatthepriceelasticityofdemandforyoungadultsis-1.4, andthepriceelasticityofdemandforregularadultsis-1.1. Shouldtheteamsell separateticketstoyoungadultsandregularadultsatseparateprices? Ifso, shouldtheychargeahigherpricetoyoungadultsoralowerpricetoyoung adultscomparedtoregularadults,and why?

5) YouareinchargeofmarketingfortheOaklandAthletics. Evaluatehoweachofthe followingscenarioswillaffectthe equilibrium priceandquantityoftickets tothe Athletics.

a) AriseinthepriceofparkingattheColiseum.

b) Afallin thepriceofticketstotheSanFranciscoGiants.

c) ThecityofOaklandenactsanewpolicyrequiringtheteamtohireanadditional 10securityguardsforeveryadditional5,000fansthatattendthegame. d) It isStephenVogtbobbleheadnight.

6) ThefigurebelowshowsthedemandandsupplycurveforticketstoaStanford baseball game. AssumethatS1 isthesupplycurvebeforeataxisimposed, andS2 is thesupplycurveafterataxisimposedbytheStanford BoardofTrustees.

a) Whatistheamountoftheper-unittax?

b) Whatisthepricethatbuyerspayafterthetaxisimposed?

c) Howistheburdenoftaxsharedbetweenbuyersandsellers?

d) Intheafter-taxequilibrium,howmuchrevenuedoesthe Stanford BoardofTrustees collectfromthetaxontickets?

What is an ion and how does ionic bonding works? How does ionic boding lead to ion-ion intermolecular forces, or ion-dipole intermolecular forces?

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What is an ion and how does ionic bonding works? How does ionic boding lead to ion-ion intermolecular forces, or ion-dipole intermolecular forces?

I need a program for a rental company that prints the amount owed by each customer. The amount depends on the miles driven, the number of days the…

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I need a program for a rental company that prints the amount owed by each customer. The amount depends on the miles driven, the number of days the car was rented, and the type of car rented. Toyotas rent at $26 per day and .18 per mile. Chevrolets rent at $32 per day and .22 per mile. Cadillacs rent at $43 per day and .28 per mile. The first 100 mile are free.

Question: What law applies?What are the most important facts? How do the facts prove the elements of the law? What is your conclusion about the case

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Question:What law applies?What are the most important facts? How do the facts prove the elements of the law? What is your conclusion about the case based on your analysis? 

Susanna and John were employed by the Salt Lake City Board of Education to work in its adult education program. Susanna was employed part time as a counselor, and John was her supervisor. During the course of their employment, Susanna and John became romantically involved in a relationship that lasted three to four years. The relationship ended when John started dating Becky, another employee.Susanna alleged that after John and Becky became involved, John repeatedly threatened her with adverse employment action if she said or did anything that interfered with his relationship with Becky.Susanna also alleged that Becky taunted, embarrassed, and humiliated her by causing her work station to be moved and by engaging in “catty” conversations with others that were about her and intended to be overheard by her. According to Susanna, the alleged harassment culminated when she was discharged at the conclusion of the 1999-2000 school year.

A fire apparatus was left outside for maintenance with temperatures in the low 20s as a result the pump was frozen.

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A fire apparatus was left outside for maintenance with temperatures in the low 20s as a result the pump was frozen. In order to place the apparatus back in service you forced a __________ change by adding energy to melt the ice.

biochemical

organic

chemical

physical

quot;A cube of wood whose edge is 12 mm is floating in a liquid in a glass with one of its faces parallel to the liquid surface. The density of wood…

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“A cube of wood whose edge is 12 mm isfloating in a liquid in a glass with one ofits faces parallel to the liquid surface. Thedensity of wood is 682 kg/m3, that of liquid is1296 kg/m3.A light oil is gently poured onto the immiscible liquid surface to form a 4 mm thick layerabove the liquid. The density of the oil is606 kg/m3.When the wood cube attains hydrostaticequilibrium again, what will be the distancefrom the top of the liquid to the bottom faceof the cube?Answer in units of mm

Let’s say your substance has a mass of 145 grams and a volume of 63ml. Knowing these values, calculate the density. Submit your answer to just 2…

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Let’s say your substance has a mass of 145 grams and a volume of 63ml. Knowing these values, calculate the density. Submit your answer to just 2 decimal places (the hundredths).

In 2007, a bank was offering 4.39% interest on its online Orange Savings Account, with interest reinvested quarterly.

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In 2007, a bank was offering 4.39% interest on its online Orange Savings Account, with interest reinvested quarterly. Find the associated exponential model for the value of a $4,000 deposit after t years.