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Cabrillo College - ACC - 151A
Student Name:Class:Problem 02.03AVALDEZ EQUIPMENT REPAIR SERVICEBalance SheetFebruary 28, 2013AssetsCashSuppliesAccounts receivableEquipmentTotal AssetsLiabilities$33,300 Accounts payable5,38012,200Owner's Equity77,000 Francisco Valdez, C
Cabrillo College - ACC - 151A
Exercise 2.1Exercise 2.1 Determining accounting equation amounts. LO 1, 2Just before Anderson Laboratories opened for business, Roy Anderson, the owner, hadthe following assets and liabilities.Cash $40,500Laboratory Equipment75,600Laboratory Suppl
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
The Reflection of LightThe Reflection of Light: in optics, all angles are measure with respect to the normalLaw of Reflection: r = iImages from Plane Mirrors: the image created by a plane mirror is virtual, upright, the same size as the object, anda
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
The Refraction of LightThe Refraction of Light:Index of Refraction: n =speed of light in vacuumc=speed of light in the material vSnells Law: n1 sin 1 = n2 sin 2Total Internal Reflection: total internal reflection can only occur if n2 < n11 nCri
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Special RelativityPostulates of Special Relativity:Relativity Postulate: the laws of physics are the same in all inertial reference framesSpeed of Light Postulate: the speed of light in vacuum, 3.0 108 m/s, is the same in allreference frames, independ
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Linear Superposition and InterferenceLinear Superposition:The Principle of Linear Superposition: when two or more waves are present at the same placeat the same time, the resultant disturbance is the sum of the disturbances from the individualwaves f
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Temperature and HeatTemperature: the temperature of an object depends upon the average translational KE of theatoms and molecules in the objectCelsius scaleKelvin scaleFahrenheit scaleice point0C273K32Fsteam point100C373K212F1C o = 9 F o5
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Waves and SoundWaves:Transverse Wave: the disturbance occurs perpendicular to the direction of travel of the waveLongitudinal Wave: the disturbance occurs parallel to the direction of travel of the wavef=v=1TT=1fv=fT if the frequency is incre
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Electromagnetic InductionMotional emf: = vBLrrif v , B,and L are Magnetic flux: B = BA cos rr is the angle between B and AThe magnetic flux changes if:rthe magnetic field B changesrthe area of the coil within B changesrrthe angle between B
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Electromagnetic WavesElectromagnetic Waves: All electromagnetic (EM) waves travel through a vacuum at the same speed:c = 3.00 108 m/s the electromagnetic spectrum consists of EM waves of all frequencies:radio waves (biggest wavelength, smallest frequ
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Work and EnergyWork: W = Fs cos The unit of work is the Joule (J). 1 J = 1 Nm = 1 kg m2/s2 Work can be +, -, or 0.2Kinetic Energy: K = 1 2 mvWork-Kinetic Energy Theorem:W = KE = KE f KE02W = 1 mv 2 1 mv02f2* W is the net work done by all forc
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
FluidsDensity: = m V water = 1.000 103 kgm3Pressure:Pressure: P =FAPatm=1.013 105 Pa = 1 atmPressure in a Static Fluid: P2 = P + gh1Pascals Principle: Any change in the pressure applied to a completely enclosed fluid istransmitted undiminished
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Forces and Newtons LawsNewtons Laws:Newtons 1st law: An object at rest will remain at rest, an object in motion will remain inmotion in a straight line at a constant speed unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.Newtons 2nd law:rr F = maNewtons 3
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Ideal Gas LawMolecular Mass, the Mole, and Avogadros Number:Atomic mass unit: 1 u = 1.6605 10-27 kg the mass per mole (g/mol) of a substance has the same numerical value as theatomic or molecular mass of the substance (in u)n # of molesN # of partic
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Impulse and MomentumrrLinear Momentum: p = mv Note this is really two equations: p x = mv x and p y = mv yrrImpulse: J = Fave trrrJ = p = mvrImpulse-Momentum Theorem:rr Fave t = p = mv()Conservation of Momentum:Conservation of Momentum:
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Interference and the Wave Nature of LightInterference:Constructive Interference: two identical waves arrive at a point in phase and reinforce each otherDestructive Interference: two identical waves arrive at a point out of phase and cancel each other
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Kinematics in One Dimensiontotal distanceelapsed timerrrDisplacement: x = x x0Average speed =rrrrx x x0vave ==Average velocity:tt t0rrxInstantaneous velocity: v = limt 0 tr rrr v v v0aave ==Average acceleration:tt t0rrvInstan
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Kinematics in Two DimensionsrrrDisplacement: r = r r0rrrrr r r0vave ==Average velocity:t t t0rrrInstantaneous velocity: v = limt 0 tr rrr v v v0aave ==Average acceleration:tt t0rrvInstantaneous acceleration: a = limt 0 tNote: I
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Magnetic Forces and Magnetic FieldsMagnetic Fields: all magnets have both a north pole and a south pole like poles repel, opposite poles attract a magnetic field surrounds every magnet or moving electric charge (magnetic field pointsfrom north to sou
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Mathematical Concepts and Vectorsgigamegakilocentimillimicronano10910610310-210-310-610-9GMkcmn1 in = 2.540 cm1 m = 100 cm = 3.281 ft1 mi = 5280 ft = 1609 m1 hr = 3600 s1 day = 86,400 s1 year = 365.25 days when converting betwee
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
The Nature of the AtomHydrogen Spectral Lines:Lyman Series:1 = R 1 1 221 n n = 2,3,4,.Balmer Series:1 = R 1 1 222 n n = 3, 4,5,.Paschen Series:1 = R 1 1 223 n n = 4,5,6,.n2Zn = 1, 2,3,.Z2J) 2nn = 1, 2,3,.R = 1.097 107 m-1The Bo
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Nuclear Physics and RadioactivityNuclear Structure: a special notation is used to indicate the composition of a nucleus:Atomic number Z: # of protons in nucleusAtomic mass number A: # of protons + # of neutrons (N)X: chemical symbol for elementAZX
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Simple Harmonic MotionHookes law: F = kx ([k] = N/m) the sign indicates that the direction of the force is opposite the displacementFrequency: f = 1T([f] = Hz)Period: T = 1 f([T] = s)Simple Harmonic Motion: for an object oscillating in simple harm
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Particles and WavesPhotons and the Photoelectric Effect:Energy of a photon:Planks constant:E = hfE = hchc = 1240eV nmh = 6.626 1034 J sh = 4.136 1015 eV sPhotoelectric Effect: hf = KEmax + W0W0 = hf 0f 0 = cutoff frequencyMomentum of a Photon
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Dynamics of Uniform Circular Motion An object in uniform circular motion is accelerating because its direction is constantlychanging.Period (T): time for one complete revolutionSpeed: v =2 rTCentripetal Acceleration:v2r direction is towards the
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Electric CircuitsCurrent:Current: I =qt Current flows because a potential difference across a conductor creates an electricfield which exerts a force on free electrons in the circuit.Conventional current: the hypothetical flow of positive charge (i
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Electric Forces and Fieldsmp = 1.673 10-27 kgmn = 1.675 10-27 kgme = 9.11 10-31 kgcharge on a proton:qp = +e = 1.602 10-19 Ccharge on an electron: qe = -e = -1.602 10-19 Ccharge is quantized: q = + ne n = 0, 1, 2, Charged Objects:Law of Conservat
Cabrillo College - PHYS - 4C
Electric PotentialElectric Potential Difference: the work done by the electric force as a charge moves from A to B is given by:WAB = EPE A EPE B = EPEelectric potential: V =EPEq* potential is a scalar not a vector the potential of a point charge i
Ohio State - ECE - 265
ECE 561Project 4-1-Using Xilinx ISE for VHDL Based DesignIn this project you will learn to create a design module from VHDL code. With Xilinx ISE, you can easily create modules from VHDL code using the ISE Text Editor tool. This project consists of 2
CSU Channel Islands - BUSINESS - 1005
Chapter 12The DemandFor ResourcesMcGrawHill/IrwinCopyright2009byTheMcGrawHillCompanies,Inc.Allrightsreserved.Chapter Objectives Resource pricing Marginal revenue productivityand firm resource demand Factors that affect resourcedemand Elasticity
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
Todays Agenda Foundations QuizPHL 295:Business Ethics Coase Essay 1 advice LeeFebruary 3, 20121Quiz2Ethics & Economics All books closed & away. To talk sensibly about business ethics, Silence, please.we need to know something about keyinst
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
Todays Agenda Hand in Essay 1 The course so farPHL 295:Business Ethics What are a Managers obligations? Keith Davis (briey) Milton Friedman Henry HansmannFebruary 10, 2012 Quiz returned1Announcement2The Course So FarFree public lecture:Pro
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
Todays AgendaPHL 295:Business Ethics Quick recap of last week Ethics & economics Adam Smiths The Wealth of Nations12Foundations Quiz on Feb. 3Course Info Self-guided study of key concepts in: Ethical theory e.g., What is utilitarianism? Whats
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
Ask yourself Who arranged that U of T students haveaccess to coffee, grocery stores,florists, theatres, etc.?The market No one! Or, the invisible hand of the market. Market works as if someone had plannedit out.123456Smith (Book 4, Ch. 2)
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
So farAnother Economistchimes in Adam Smith explains: The role of markets in creating wealth for all. The role of division of labour in the market. The role of self- interest in division of labour & markets. Amartya Sen Harvard economist Nobel Pr
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
Foundations Quiz ANSWERSFebruary 3 2012PHL 295 Business Ethics (MacDonald)Part 1: Basics of ethical theoryTFFTDeontology is the study of rule- or duty-based ethics.Utilitarianism is primarily concerned with individual character traits.Contractar
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
Todays Agenda A bit about me.PHL 295:Business Ethics About this course. About business ethics. Movie: The Corporation1About Me2Contacting Me Educator, speaker, & consultant on ethics. M.A. and Ph.D. (Philosophy) from U.B.C. Email: chris.macdo
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
Syllabus PHL295H1S: Business EthicsFridays, 12:00-3:00Instructor: Chris MacDonaldLocation: SS 2135Business ethics is the structured, critical examination of how individuals and organizationsshould behave in the world of commerce. This course examin
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
Foundations Quiz: A List & Study GuidePHL 295 Business Ethics (MacDonald)To get the most out of this course, you will need to have at your disposal, from the very beginning, afew key concepts. For your own benefit and for the benefit of the whole class
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
Todays Agenda Key points from last weeks lecture. What is a managers moral role?PHL 295:Business Ethics To whom are managers obligated? Edward Freeman Kenneth Goodpaster Porter & KramerFebruary 17, 2012 Essay 1 returned1Last Week2Edward Free
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
Todays Agenda Hand in Essay 2 The course so farPHL 295:Business Ethics Critics of Stakeholder Theory Marcoux BoatrightMarch 2, 2012 Heath1The Course So Far2The next key question. To talk sensibly about business ethics, weneed to know someth
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
Todays Agenda The course so far Recap of last weekPHL 295:Business Ethics Ethics within organizations: Buchanan WilliamsMarch 9, 2012 Hand back Essay 21The Course So Far2Alexei MarcouxLoyola University, Chicago To talk sensibly about busine
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
Ethics asDesign: DoingJustice to MoralProblemsSo far:Smith: trade generates wealth Driven by individual self-interest (via the Invisible Hand)Coase & Sen: self-interest & the Invisible Hand are powerful, but notperfect; We still need other motive
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
University of Toronto - PHILOSOPHY - 295
University of Toronto - BUSINESS - 2600
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTINGa user perspectiveSixth Canadian EditionChapter 6Cash, Short-Term Investments, andAccounts & Notes ReceivableCash2Charac te ris tic s Asset with probable future value Purchasing power Medium of exchange Ownership is evidenc
University of Toronto - BUSINESS - 2600
1FINANCIAL ACCOUNTINGa user perspectiveSixth Canadian EditionChapter 8Capital AssetsTangible and IntangibleCapital Assets Recognition2A capital asset Has value in useUsed to generate future revenue through sales ofproducts or servicesCash rec
University of Toronto - BUSINESS - 2600
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTINGa user perspectiveSixth Canadian EditionChapter 9Current Liabilities, Contingencies, andCommitmentsPreparedby:Lynn de Grace C.A.2Recognition Criteria forLiabilitiesClassify as liabilities if:Transfer of assets or the perfor
University of Toronto - BUSINESS - 2600
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTINGa user perspectiveSixth Canadian EditionChapter 11Shareholders EquityF orms of Organization2Sole ProprietorshipPartnershipCorporationJ ohn Wiley & Sons Canada, Ltd. 2011Sole Proprietorship3Single-owner businessBusiness a
University of Toronto - BUSINESS - 2600
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTINGa user perspectiveFifth Canadian EditionChapter 12Financial Statement Analysis1Understanding the BusinessYoumusthaveagraspof Operatingactivities Underlyingeconomics Risksinvolved Crucialeconomicfactorstothehealthofthecompan
University of Toronto - BUSINESS - 2600
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTINGa user perspectiveSixth Canadian EditionChapter 12Financial Statement AnalysisUnderstanding the Business2You must have a grasp of:Operating activitiesUnderlying economics and risks in theindustryOverall strategy followed by
University of Toronto - BUSINESS - 2600
MGT201Class DiscussionWeek 11Chapter 1111-42 a) If you were to purchase its shares, your prospects of receiving adividend are slight, because although earnings per share hasbeen increasing more than 14% in recent years, the expendituresin capital a
University of Toronto - BUSINESS - 2600
MGT201Class DiscussionWeek 12Chapter 1212-47 a)1. 2006ROA ==XNet income + [Interest expense x (1 - Tax Rate)]Average Total AssetsNet income + [Interest expense x (1 - Tax Rate)]Sales RevenueSales RevenueAverage Total Assets=cfw_[$422,491 +
University of Toronto - BUSINESS - 2600
MGT201Class DiscussionWeek 8 Chapter 66-55 a. Marketable securities are different than cash equivalents; therefore,they must be shown separately on the balance sheet. Cashequivalents are items that can readily be converted into cash. Theyare investm
University of Toronto - BUSINESS - 2600
MGT201Class DiscussionWeek 9 Chapter 88-53 Metro Inc.a. Metro holds leasehold rights, software, banners and private labels,goodwill, and a variety of other intangible assets; specific details ofamounts are not disclosed. Intangible assets with defin
University of Toronto - BUSINESS - 2600
MGT201Class DiscussionWeek 10 Chapter 99-42 Marks and Spencera. Accounts payable turnover ratioCost ofYear endYearGoods SoldTrade payables Ratio20085,535.2 976.65.6720095,690.21,073.55.30Days inPayables64.3868.87b. The consolidated i
University of Toronto - BUSINESS - 2600
MGT 201H1S- FINANCIAL ACCOUNTINGCourse Outline Winter 2012TermCourse Coordinator:Elisa ZulianiRoom 419 (Rotman Building; 105 St. George)(416) 946-7529ezuliani@rotman.utoronto.caTuesdays 3:00-4:00pmhttp:/portal.utoronto.caPhone:Email:Office Hour
University of Toronto - BUSINESS - 2600
MGT201Winter 201Test #1 SolutionsPart 1 (10 marks)1. a2. c3. a4. b5. d6. c7d8c9b10 bPart 2 ( 10 marks)DividendsSalary ExpensesInventorySales RevenueRetained EarningsNet Cash provided by operating activitiesNet IncomeCashNet cash pro
University of Toronto - BUSINESS - 2600
University of TorontoFaculty of Arts & ScienceMarch 1, 2011MGT201 H1SFinancial Accounting IDuration:1 hour 30 minutesAids allowed:Non-programmable calculatorInstructions:Please print your name, student number day and time of class in the spaces