Factor the trinomial, if possible.  

Factor the trinomial completely.  

Factor the trinomial, if possible.  

Part III:Take-Home Essay (60 pts). Copy and paste your essay (based on one of the two take-home topics) into the text box below (60 points). **Once you copy/paste your essay here, please hit the “Enter” button on your keyboard 2-3 times between each paragraph so if Canvas does delete your formatting, I will at least know where you intended paragraphs to be. NOTE: Honorlock will only allow you to browse to your computer. It will NOT allow you to browse to the google docs website (only this exam’s webpage is enabled). If this describes you, NO PROBLEM–after submitting this exam, simply send me an email with your take-home essay attached (.docx format, please).

The bone of the lower leg that bears all the weight is the:

Match the parts of the foot with the correct terms:

The nurse shines a light in both of the patient’s eyes and notices that the light reflects in the center of each eye. What should the nurse do next?

Match the Splinting terms below with its correct definition/concept.  

Ryu works for the local electronic box store. He used his employee discount to buy a new home entertainment system for $3,000 (the system normally sells for $6,000). The store’s normal gross profit percentage is 30%. He also used his employee discount to purchase installation services for $1,000 (the store normally charges $3,000 for these services). How much, if any, is included in his gross income?

Lando purchased an annuity that promises to pay him $2,000 per month for the rest of his life. Lando paid $396,000 for the annuity using his personal savings. Lando’s life expectancy at the time he began receiving the payments was 30 years. What is the amount of deduction allowed on Lando’s final tax return if Lando dies soon after receiving the 300th payment?