1. Identify are the federal laws governing employment discrimination.

What are the two components of liability coverage and what is covered by each component? ..... Select all that apply. O A. Comprehensive coverage protects your car from perils such as fire, theft, falling objects, acts of nature, and collision with an animal. O B. Property damage coverage covers damage to other cars and property from negligent operation of your vehicle. O C. Collision coverage pays for damage or loss of your car if you're in an accident. O D. Bodily injury coverage covers the costs of lawsuits if someone is injured or killed in an accident in which you are at fault.

A travel agency is concerned with the accuracy and appearance of itineraries prepared for its clients Defects can include errors in times, airlines, flight numbers, prices, car rental information, lodging, charge card numbers, and reservation numbers, as well as typographical errors. As the possible number of errors is nearly infinite, the agency measures the number of errors that do occur. The current process results in an average of five errors per itinerary. a. What are the three-sigma control limits for these defects? The UCL, equals and the LCL, equals. (Enter your responses rounded to three decimal places. If your answer for LCL, is negative, enter this value as 0.) b. A client scheduled a trip to Dallas. Her itinerary contained five errors. Interpret this information. O A. The number of defects is within the control limits, so it is assumed that the process is not in control O B. The number of defects is within the control limits, so it is assumed that the process is in control…

On the right is a contingency table for active Naval military​ personnel, cross-classified by marital status and pay grade. Complete parts​ (a) through​ (f) below.   c. How many are enlisted and have a civilian​ marriage? There are______that are enlisted and have a civilian marriage. d. How many are either enlisted or have a civilian​ marriage? There are______that are either enlisted or have a civilian marriage. e. How many are neither enlisted nor have a civilian​ marriage? There are ______that are neither enlisted nor have a civilian marriage. f. How many do not have a joint service​ marriage? There are______that do not have a joint service marriage.

3. University administrators are increasingly concerned about plagiarism in written work submitted by their students. As a result, several universities have subscribed to a service that scans written work for plagiarism. Students are obliged to submit all their written work through software provided by the service. The software compares this work to a large number of documents on the Web, as well as to a bank of other works submitted by students over several years. If the overlap between a student's submitted work and reference documents (on the Web or in their database) is higher than a critical threshold, the software flags it as possible plagiarism. A committee then looks into these suspect cases individually. The power of the software to detect true plagiarism is extremely high - it essentially catches all true cases. However, the software also incorrectly flags approximately 20% of innocent papers as being plagiarized (the overlap being due to straightforward quotations, common…

← The human resources director for a commercial real estate company received the following numbers of applications from people with the information given to the right. Use a Venn diagram to answer parts (a) through (d). (a) How many applicants were there? applicants ... 62 with sales experience 42 with a college degree 29 with a real estate license 29 with sales experience and a college degree 19 with sales experience and a real estate license 18 with a college degree and a real estate license 16 with sales experience, a college degree, and a real estate license 28 with neither sales experience, a college degree, nor a real estate license

6.6 Worksheet Exercise 6.6.1: Selecting students for jobs. (a) A teacher selects 4 students from her class of 37 to work together on a project. How many ways are there for her to select the students? (b)A teacher selects students from her class of 37 students to do 4 different jobs in the classroom: pick up homework, hand out permission slips, staple worksheets, and organize the classroom library. Each job is performed by exactly one student in the class and no student can get more than one job. How many ways are there for her to select students and assign them to the jobs? Exercise 6.6.2: Results of a piano competition. 120 pianists compete in a piano competition. (a) In the first round, 30 of the 120 are selected to go on to the next round. How many different outcomes are there for the first round? word Owynom (b) In the second round, the judges select the first, second, third, fourth and fifth place winners of the competition from among the 30 pianists who advanced to the second…