Name: Thomas Walden College ID: 0559701 Thomas Edison State College Principles of Statistics (STA-201) Section no.: 3 Semester and year: Dec 2015 Written Assignment 3 Texas Hold’em a. The probability that you are dealt pocket aces is 1/221, or 0.00452 to three significant digits. If you studied either Sections 4.5, and 4.6 or Section 4.8, verify that probability. i. Odds the first card will be an ace = 4/52 ii. Odds the second card will be an ace = 3/51
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Family Diversity and Culture Catina Pierre Alexander, Ed.D. Walden University My childhood family adapted to the “The Standard North American Family” (SNAF). My family was a traditional African American family whereas they sought each other for the union of marriage. In Louisiana, most families did not practice arranged marriages and kinship marriages. In other words, boy meet girl and vice versa, fall in love and get married. Both parents were present in my childhood home along with
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# Models within Human Services # Models within Human Services Walden University Tammy Arm PSYCH2010-10 “All of the three models (Medical, Public Health, and Human Services) are used to deliver services today; some agencies may prefer one over the others, and one model may be more effective than the other two in certain situations.” (Woodside & McClam, 2011, p. 108) The two models that I feel would be best suited in my career choice would be the Public Health Model
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Application: Chapter Problems Lashawn Jefferson MSPM 6130 Walden University July 17th, 2016 Case: Prime Bank of Massachusetts Problem 1 (a) How many units need to be produced and sold to break even? Use both the graphical and algebraic approaches. Fixed Cost=40,000 Variable Cost=$45 per unit Selling Price=$100 BreakEven Quantity= Fixed Cost Selling price per unit –Variable cost per unit =40,000 $100-$45 =40,000 $55 Answer=728 units
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to eat as a Hunter-gatherer. Using poignant language that unfolds naturally he depicts the risks of gathering or hunting foods from various perspectives. His flowing logic in making his choice is laced generously with support from sources such as Walden, Thoreau, Leopold, Shepard, and others, thus giving credence to the entire process. This thorough, well supported reasoning frequently gives rise to subtle ironies making the American dilemma of eating somewhat laughable and the book all the more
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COMPARING CODES OF ETHICS 1 Comparing Codes of Ethics Kirsten Price Counseling 6306: Ethics and Legal Issues Walden University Comparing Codes of Ethics The mental health counseling profession is guided by basic ethical guidelines that outline legal and moral responsibilities. Professional standards are necessary for counselors to understand the implications of their actions and behavior in the field. Good intentions do not guarantee appropriate practice. The
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Thoreau, he began “essential living”. Chris McCandless is considered a transcendentalist because he lives a simple life, and choses to abandon society and live out in the wilderness. A simple life is what transcendentalists believe in. In the book Walden, Thoreau mentions, “Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity!” This hints at the idea of a simple life where everything is organized and reduced.
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Transcendentalism states that there is an inherent goodness in all of us. Everyone has a certain philosophy, but it does not mean that one is required to think the same as another. Centered around the environment, self-trust, non-conformity, and intuition, the ideals of transcendentalism continue to thrive in modern day society. Personal experiences, readings, and an individual’s thoughts can be conjointly used to describe different ideas of transcendentalism such as self-reliance, confidence
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feel of Kmart is not on par with that of Wal-Mart or Target. The assumptions by Kmart management were that sales would continue without change to the store as they had for decades. The second assumption was that acquisition of other chains such as Walden, Borders, and Office Max would boost their sales by expanding their product sales line. The first assumption was incorrect because Kmart failed to recognize their competitor’s advantages. One key advantage was simply the new updated feel and cleanliness
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Assignment 1: Comparing Two Similar Businesses Bus302: Management Concepts Border Books and Amazon.com both started out selling books. So, why is Amazon.com one of the largest retailers in the world and Borders Books is out of business? There are many things that go into making a business a success. It is not enough to have a product to sell and a location to sell that product. In order to understand the difference between Amazon.com and Borders Books, it is important to
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