The following table shows the number (in thousands) of earned degrees conferred in the year 2000 by the degree level and gender.  Associate Bachelor Master Doctor totals male 208 502 187 27 924 female 323 659 227 19 1228 totals 531 1161 414 46 2152 A person who earned a degree in the year 2000 is randomly selected. Find the probability that a randomly selected person will be female, given the selected person earned a Bachelor degree.

For a Binomial variable trials must be independent.

The innermost walls of capillaries are made of _____________.

In a box of candies, there are 4 Red, 5 Yellow, 6 Green, and 7 Brown candies.  If two candies are selected without replacement, find the probability that the first candy is Brown and the second candy is Yellow.

Which is the Holdridge life zone of a region with a biotemperature of 10C, evapotranspiration of ratio of 0.75, and precipitation of 750mm?  

When a merchandise business sells inventory, COGS 

The company currently has these values recorded in their inventory records Inventory Quantity  Unit Cost   Total                       5              10,50              52,50                      4              11,00              44,00                      2              12,60              25,20 How would a sale of 10 units be recorded under FIFO?

The nurse is assigned to care for a male client diagnosed with schizophrenia.  Upon entering the client’s room, the nurse finds him hallucinating.   The nurse notes that the client is verbalizing paranoid content in his speech and appears agitated.  The client is pointing toward the corner of the room.  The nurse should:     a. in a firm voice, instruct the client to stop the behavior immediately.b. immediately implement physical restraint procedures.c. use a calm voice with simple commands.d. increase the next dose of anti-psychotic medication.

Which method leaves the lowest value in inventory to be stated in the Balance Sheet

While hospitalized, a patient misses breakfast in the cafeteria three times in one weekend because of his ritualistic handwashing.  His handwashing ritual may go on for 30 minutes.  Which of the following nursing actions would be most appropriate at the present time for the client with an Obsessive Compulsive Disorder? a. Document the behavior, and work with the treatment team to design a treatment program to stop the behavior.b. Tell the client to stop washing his hands and design a care plan to decrease his anxiety.c. Ask the client why he feels he must wash his hands and ask the physician for an order for antianxiety agent.d. Change the client’s morning schedule to allow enough time for handwashing.