Consider the Following General Wedge-And-Dash Diagrams

question 16

Multiple Choice

Consider the following general wedge-and-dash diagrams. i.ii.iii.Each consists of a central atom bonded to 2 or 4 terminal atoms that are identical to one another.The central atom is different from the terminal atoms.Which of these molecules is/are polar?

• A)i only
• B)ii only
• C)iii only
• D)ii and iii
• E)i, ii, and iii

Identify and describe different types of distributions (unimodal, bimodal, multimodal, normal, skewed, and flat).

Understand the concepts of modality, variability, and symmetry in distributions.

Apply knowledge of distribution shapes to analyze and interpret real-world data.

Recognize the importance of cumulative percentages in interpreting frequency distributions.

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Definitions:

Collections Float

Float created while funds from customers’ cheques are being deposited and cleared through the cheque collection process.

Disbursement Float

Float created before cheques written by a firm have cleared and been deducted from the firm’s account. Disbursement float causes the firm’s own cheque-book balance to be smaller than the balance on the bank’s records.

Net Float

The difference between a firm’s disbursement float and collections float.

Marketable Securities

Financial instruments and assets that can easily be sold or converted into cash, typically within a year.