For homework, I have some questions where I have to prove congruence of two triangles with given information. I’m stuck on one of the problems. (I will now explain in detail what the two triangles look like) : a straight line with two segments coming off the endpoints toward the bottom corners of the page. The ends of those segments have lines that then connect back to the middle of the original line. Would the two middle angles be vertical? (I’m sorry I can’t find any images online to show what I’m trying to explain).

For Business versus Engineering majors conduct a two sample test of the hypothesis at the 10% significance level (assume the variances are not equal):The average ’30-Year ROI’ for Business majors is less than for Engineering Majors. Be sure to interpret your resultsBusiness MajorSchool TypeCost30 Year ROIAnnual ROIPrivate$222,700.00$1,786,000.007.70%Private$176,400.00$1,758,000.008.40%Private$212,200.00$1,714,000.007.80%Public$125,100.00$1,535,000.009.10%Private$212,700.00$1,529,000.007.40%Public$92,910.00$1,501,000.0010.10%Private$214,900.00$1,485,000.007.30%Private$217,800.00$1,483,000.007.20%Private$225,600.00$1,444,000.007.00%Private$217,300.00$1,442,000.007.10%Private$226,500.00$1,441,000.007.00%Private$215,500.00$1,438,000.007.20%Private$223,500.00$1,428,000.007.00%Private$226,600.00$1,414,000.007.00%Private$189,300.00$1,397,000.007.50%Public$89,700.00$1,382,000.009.90%Public$87,030.00$1,376,000.0010.00%Private$218,200.00$1,343,000.006.90%Private$229,900.00$1,339,000.006.70%Private$148,800.00$1,321,000.008.10%Engineering MajorSchool TypeCost30 Year ROIAnnual ROIPrivate$221,700.00$2,412,000.008.70%Private$213,000.00$2,064,000.008.30%Private$230,100.00$1,949,000.007.90%Private$222,600.00$1,947,000.008.00%Private$225,800.00$1,938,000.008.00%Public$87,660.00$1,937,000.0011.20%Private$224,900.00$1,915,000.007.90%Private$221,600.00$1,878,000.007.90%Public$125,100.00$1,854,000.009.80%Private$215,700.00$1,794,000.007.90%Public$92,530.00$1,761,000.0010.60%Private$217,800.00$1,752,000.007.70%Public$89,700.00$1,727,000.0010.70%Private$229,600.00$1,716,000.007.50%Public$101,500.00$1,703,000.0010.20%Public$115,500.00$1,694,000.009.70%Public$104,500.00$1,690,000.0010.10%Public$69,980.00$1,685,000.0011.50%Private$219,400.00$1,676,000.007.60%Public$64,930.00$1,668,000.0011.70%

Focused Research:  Life-long learning is a critical part of being an effective teacher.  You may choose from the following disability areas as the topic of your focused research:  Speech and Language Disabilities, Learning Disabilities, Emotional and Behavioral Disorders, Gifted, Twice-Exceptional and Autism.  The focus of the article and your paper needs to reflect the grade level you are planning to teach.Description:  Summarize the main ideas made in the article.  This should be strictly factual information and not contain any of your personal opinions.  Exactly what points does the article make?Analysis:  Based on the focus in this class and your own […]

Firm A is all equity with 100M shares outstanding. The firm has $150M in cash and expects futurefree cash flows of $65M/year. The management plans to use the cash available to expand thefirm’s operations. The expansion will increase future free cash flows by12%. Assume that theappropriate annual discount rate for the firm is 10%. 1. Compute the current share price of Firm A. (1 mark) 2. Compute the share price of Firm A if the company decides to use the cash available for ashare repurchase at no premium. Show your answer. (2 marks) 3. Compute the share price of Firm A if the […]

Finish the code. There are 2 TODO codes in this program. I’m not paying more than 7 dollars because this is not a big task.#include #include using namespace std;//==========================================================================// CONSTANTS//==========================================================================// error codesconst int ERROR_CAPACITY_OVERFLOW = 1;// maximum size allowed for a setconst int MAX_SET_SIZE = 256;//==========================================================================// TYPES//==========================================================================// structure to represent sets of integersstruct IntSet { int elem[MAX_SET_SIZE]; // the elements in the set (occupied 0 to n-1) int size = 0; // the number of elements currently in the set};//==========================================================================// FUNCTIONS//==========================================================================//————————————————————————–// isEmpty(s): returns true if the set is empty and false otherwise.//————————————————————————–bool isEmpty(IntSet s) { // s is empty if […]