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Develop a web page that contains 4 buttons and 3 images:

When button 1 is pressed, image 1 will be hidden and when button 1 is pressed again image 1 is will be shown

Button 2 hides image 2

Button 3 hides images 1 and 2

Button 4 hides all images



In a large region, there are 450 farmers. 250 pounds of farm beetroot, 110 pounds of farm yams, 75 pounds of farm radish, 45 pounds of farm beetroot and radish, 40 pounds of farm yams and radish, and 30 pounds of farm beetroot and yams Let B, Y, and R represent the farms that grow beets, yams, and radish, respectively.





Determine the number of farmers that farm beetroot, yams, and radish.





Write a program that simulates picking a card from a deck of 52 cards. Your


program should display the rank (Ace, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Jack, Queen, King) and


suit (Clubs, Diamonds, Hearts, Spades) of the card.

Zodwa P=50-2Q Lihle P=60-3Q

Deduce the market quantity identity for ice cream


The production function for Ghana Rice is given by Q = 100 KL , where Q is the number of bags produced per hour K is the units of capital employed and


L is the number of workers hired each hour.


a. Calculate the Q = 1000 isoquant for this production function and illustrate it on


a diagram.


b. If K = 10 , how many workers are required to produce Q = 1000 ? What is


average productivity of Ghana Rice workers?


c. Suppose technical progress the production function to Q = 200 KL , answer


parts (a) and (b) for this new situation.


2. Assume the government has two policy options, a cash grant of GH¢200 and providing food stamps worth GH¢200.


(a) Draw the budget constraint faced by the consumer in each of these two situations.


(b) Now, draw a set of indifference curves that corresponds to an individual who would be indifferent between these two policies.


(c) Next, draw a set of indifference curves corresponding to an individual who would prefer to have a cash grant rather than food stamps.

Write a program that prompts the user to enter the number of items and each item’s


name and price, and finally displays the name and price of the item with the lowest


price and the item with the second-lowest price.

he Positive Ones

by CodeChum Admin

There are different kinds of numbers, but among them all, the most commonly used numbers in our daily lives are those positive ones. So, I only want you to count all the positive numbers from the 4 inputted values and print out the result.


Go and search for the positive ones among these four!


Input

A line containing four numbers (may contain decimal places) separated by a space.

2·-4·3.6·1

Output

A line containing the total number of positive integers.

3

X is a normally distributed random variable with a mean of 60 and standard 

deviation of 8. Find the probabilities indicated by using the table.

(a) P(X < 52)

(b) P(48 < X < 64)

(c) P(X > 57)


Where's the Biggest One?

by CodeChum Admin

We've already tried comparing 3 numbers to see the largest among all, so let's try a more complicated mission where we locate where among the 5-digit integer is the largest one. There are only 4 possible cases for this mission:

  • if the largest digit is the first digit, print "Leftmost"
  • if the largest digit is the third digit, print "Middle"
  • if the largest digit is the last digit, print "Rightmost"
  • if none of the above is correct, print "Unknown"

Now, show me how far you've understood your lessons!

Input

A line containing a five-digit integer.

14632

Output

A line containing a string.

Middle

X is a normally distributed random variable with a mean of 60 and standard






deviation of 8. Find the probabilities indicated by using the table.






(a) P(X < 52)






(b) P(48 < X < 64)






(c) P(X > 57)

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