Card Tables Are Made by Joining 4 Legs and a Top

question 172

Multiple Choice

Card tables are made by joining 4 legs and a top using 4 bolts. The legs are each made from a steel rod. The top has a frame made from 4 steel rods. A cover and four special clamps that brace the top and hold the legs are joined to the frame using a total of 8 bolts. The parts-listing matrix for the card table assembly is given by ​ ​
If an order is received for 10 card tables, 4 legs, 1 top, 2 covers, 6 clamps, and 13 bolts, how many of each primary assembly item are required to fill the order?
​

• A) 88 rods, 11 covers, 50 clamps, 141 bolts
• B) 88 rods, 88 covers, 141 clamps, 141 bolts
• C) 50 rods, 141 covers, 50 clamps, 141 bolts
• D) 88 rods, 13 covers, 50 clamps, 141 bolts
• E) 141 rods, 13 covers, 88 clamps, 88 bolts

Identify the diagnostic tests used for assessing the health of a developing child and their purposes.

Comprehend the concept of teratogens and their effects on prenatal development.

Understand the complications and categories of infant birth weight and their implications.

Know the procedures and personnel involved in the birthing process.

---

Definitions:

MACRS

Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System, a method of depreciation for tax purposes in the United States that allows faster write-offs of assets.

Straight-Line

A method of calculating depreciation of an asset, which allocates an equal amount of depreciation to each year of the asset's useful life.

Sum-Of-Years' Digits

A depreciation method that accelerates the expense recognition, using a decreasing fraction of years remaining over the sum of the years' digits.

Double-Declining Balance

A method of accelerated depreciation which doubles the normal depreciation rate, reducing the asset's book value more quickly in its early years.