[FreshBloom] FreshBloom is a company that creates and sells personalized flower arrangements for various events. To effectively manage their finances, FreshBloom categorizes their expenses into fixed and variable costs. Which of the following expenses would FreshBloom classify as a variable cost?

[cupcake] Sales revenue data has been compiled in the table below for all the companies in Gotham that manufacture cupcake bombs. The market growth rate in 2024 is 9.6%. In the BCG Matrix, which brand would be considered a cash cow and what is its relative market share? Brand & Sales Joker: $13 million Poison Ivy: $24 million Harley Quinn: $30 million Scarecrow: $8 million

[flower] BrightBloom Florists, a chain specializing in floral arrangements and gifts, has been expanding its presence across various states. Based on the table below, what is BrightBloom’s overall growth rate and same-store growth rate in 2023? Round to the nearest whole number.   2022 2023 Profit Margin 22% 25% Total Stores 100 135 Total Net Sales $14 M $20 M Number of New Stores 20 35 Net Sales of New Stores $2 M $4 M  

Suppose you want to know if the average time it takes to complete a certain task is significantly different from a target time of 30 minutes. You randomly select a sample of 20 participants and time how long it takes them to complete the task. The data is as follows: 26; 29; 31; 33; 27; 28; 30; 31; 32; 29; 25; 28; 34; 30; 31; 27; 29; 33; 28; 30 a) [6 points] What assumptions you need to compute a t confidence interval? Can you built a Z confidence interval, Explain your answer? b) [3 points] Provide a point estimate of the population mean.  c) [3points] Regardless of whether or not you think the assumptions are satisfied, construct a 95% confidence interval. Interpret the interval. d) [12 points] Is there sufficient evidence that mean time has increased since ? (1) Write down the null and alternative hypotheses; (2) compute the test statistic; (3) compute the p-value; (4) draw a conclusion.

[Red ] The________ for the American Red Cross is “to prevent and alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.”

[geographical] Manufacturers or even wholesalers make geographical adjustments to list or quoted prices to reflect

[dumping] In international trade, dumping refers to

[Elijah]  Elijah runs a beer funnel business, where he sells different colored funnels to businesses like Party City and Spencer’s. He’s trying to figure out how he wants to price his funnels. Elijah invested $150,000 into the business, expecting a 15% ROI. He produced 14,000 standard units, with each costing $0.50 in variable costs. At this moment, his fixed costs are about $100,000. How much should Elijah charge per funnels if he uses target ROI pricing?

You have a 9-year-old male that comes to your clinic with concerns of his ADHD medication is not lasting long enough. He is currently taking methylphenidate extended-release capsule (Ritalin LA) and his family is finding it is wearing off at 1 pm. The family would like a medication that lasts longer. The find when the methylphenidate extended release (Ritalin LA) is in his system it works well without side effects. You discuss with the family: 

[Sam] Sarah receives an email that appears to be from her bank, asking her to verify her account information and telling her that her account will be suspended if she doesn’t. Unfortunately, the link in the email goes to a copycat website that steals her credentials. Sam, on the other hand, is using his phone to purchase concert tickets while sitting in Turlington Plaza. He believes that he is connected to UF’s Eduroam wifi network, but instead allows an unsecured connection to Edurome which happens to be an access point set up by a hacker also sitting in the plaza. All of his data (unencrypted) are sniffed by the hacker. In this scenario, what two types of security exploits are Sarah and Sam, respectively, falling for?