If a p-value is less than .05, we can confirm that our hypothesis is correct.

 Assume you are writing the code in int main() {   ……   Your Code                }.  ( no need to add any includes ).Write code to prompt the user to enter his name, age and salary.Display his name, age and salary with 15% raise.Format the numbers to include the , (comma) and two decimal places.Sample output:Enter your name, age and salary:John2433500John is 24 years old and makes 38,525.00

Negative pressure wound therapy can delay wound healing.

What is the recommended course of treatment for wound infection?

Match the South African provinces with their corresponding major cities.

What is the capital city of South Africa?

2.  Below is a series of drawings showing cross sections of: Divergent,Continent-Ocean Convergent,Ocean-Ocean Convergent,and Continent-Continent Convergent boundaries.Each drawing is identified by a number, with various features in the drawings identified by one or two letters. Identify which of the drawings is each of these boundary types, and then identify (in the correctly chosen images) the features characteristic of those boundaries. In the drawings, there are 2 different thicknesses of crust, one thick, which is above sea level, and one thin, which is submerged. Red colors represent magma or volcanic structures.Green colors represent marine sediments.Gold X’s refer to repeated events that happen where the X’s are.The various color of other letters is just to allow you to see the differences. Hint: If for example, you choose drawings #1, 2, 3, and 4 as your different boundary types, then your answers for the different features should come ONLY from drawings #1 through 4. Figure 9 Choose which image (#1 to 10) shows the correct features of these boundaries:Divergent Boundary:   Continent-Ocean Convergent Boundary:   Ocean-Ocean Convergent Boundary:   Continent-Continent Convergent Boundary:   Characteristic Features: Choose whichever letter (A to Kk) in the correct image identifies the feature:Accretionary Prism (Continent-Ocean Convergent):  Accretionary Prism (Ocean-Ocean Convergent):  Continental Mountains:  Continental Mountain Root:  Continental Suture:  Continental Volcanic Arc:  Deep Ocean Trench (Continent-Ocean Convergent):  Deep Ocean Trench (Ocean-Ocean Convergent):  Earthquakes:  Magma rising to the surface to form    new sea floor:  Magma rising to the surface to form    a Continental Volcanic Arc:  Magma rising to the surface to form    a Volcanic Island Arc:  Marine Sediment (Continent-   Ocean Convergent):  Marine Sediment (Ocean-   Ocean Convergent):  Mid-Ocean Rift:  Mid-Ocean Ridge:  Volcanic Island Arc: 

  Quantity of Labor Quantity of Output (Q) Marginal Physical Product (MPP) Total Fixed Cost (TFC)   Variable Cost (Wage) Total Cost (TC) Marginal Cost (MC)    0     0   $0  $0 $0   1 10 (A) $0 $10 $10 (B) Assume that labor is the only variable input. Based on the above table, what is the marginal physical product (MPP) of the first unit of labor (A), and what is the marginal cost (MC) of producing this good with one unit of labor (B) [blanks (A) and (B)]?

A patient with hypotension presents with cold, clammy skin. Which physiological response is most likely responsible for this patient’s clinical manifestations?

Which of the following is a key diagnostic sign of constrictive pericarditis?