The strain P(x) (percent of compression) on the lumbar verte…

The strain P(x) (percent of compression) on the lumbar vertebral disks in an adult human as a function of the load x (in kilograms) is given by:   P(x)=7.3*ln0.06x+1{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”P(x)=7.3*ln0.06x+1″}   If the percent of compression is 10.22, it means that the load is

Use the given table to find the indicated probability.  The…

Use the given table to find the indicated probability.  The table below describes the smoking habits of a group of people.     Nonsmoker      Light smoker  Heavy smoker    Total  Men 301       77   73   451 Women 339    73   74   486 Total 640     150   147   937     If one of the 937 subjects is randomly selected, find the probability that the person chosen is a woman given that the person is a light smoker.  Round as indicated by the answer choices. SHOW YOUR WORK.

The Snack Shack sells two snack packs.  Pack 1 contains a ca…

The Snack Shack sells two snack packs.  Pack 1 contains a candy bar and one piece of fruit for $5.  Pack 2 contains two candy bars and three pieces of fruit for $12.  On a given day, the Snack Shack has 70 candy bars and 90 pieces of fruit.  They can sell every snack pack they prepare.  How many of each type of pack should they prepare in order to maximize revenue?   Choose the option that could be used to solve the problem.  Let x represent the number of Pack 1 snack packs prepared and let y represent the number of Pack 2 snack packs prepared.    

Pete will take out a home loan of $220,500 to buy a house. …

Pete will take out a home loan of $220,500 to buy a house.  If the loan has an interest rate of 5.75% compounded monthly for 30 years and payments are made at the end of each month, determine the amount of the monthly payment for the loan. SHOW YOUR WORK.   N   I%   PV   PMT   FV   P/Y   C/Y   **

There is a hat with seven slips of paper in it numbered one…

There is a hat with seven slips of paper in it numbered one through seven.  You reach into the hat and draw one slip.  If it is an odd number, you get a $2 prize, if it is a four you get a $4 prize, otherwise you pay $3.    What is the expected value of each trial? 

A company shipped out a total of 100 packages, some by stand…

A company shipped out a total of 100 packages, some by standard shipping, some by priority shipping, and some by express shipping, with total shipping costs of $624.  The costs per package were $4 for standard shipping, $8 for priority shipping, and $12 for express shipping.  The number of packages shipped by priority was 20 more than the number shipped by express shipping.  Set up and solve a system of equations to find how many packages were shipped by standard shipping. 

Assign an E&M CPT code to the following scenario: Allison My…

Assign an E&M CPT code to the following scenario: Allison Myers is a new patient is seen in the office for gradual onset of joint pain (polyarthralgia), reddened areas on her face with a complete history and review of systems, and a comprehensive examination of the patient’s musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and integumentary systems. MDM was moderate. The provider spent 64 minutes with her.