The standard unit of volume in the metric system is the

Those characteristics of a substance as it exists in nature are the 

Organic compounds are held together by

The swelling and bursting of blood cells in a hypnotic salt solution is called 

Organic chemistry is the study of compounds containing

The passage of a solid substance directly into the gaseous state is 

Compounds which have identical molecular formulas but different structural formulas are 

The simplest forms of matter are 

Cheesy Brothers is a company based in Sheboygan, WI that manufactures cheese sticks. The COO has studied the historical performance of the firm, in terms of: how many cheese sticks does the manufacturing plant produce per day. The COO looked at 3 years of historical data, and was able to calculate the following:  The expected number of cheese sticks produced per day = 25,000 sticks The variance of number of cheese sticks produced per day = 2,560,000 sticks squared The standard deviation of number of cheese sticks produced per day = 1,600 sticks  Based on the vast amount of historical information used by the COO to calculate the above data > we can assume that the above data is “normalized” > meaning it follows a Normal Distribution. And based on the above information, the COO has created a Normal Distribution (or “Bell Curve”) diagram for the number of cheese sticks produced per day.   Use the above information to answer the following two questions:  1) Using the “Empirical Rule” what is the probability that on a given day, the number of cheese sticks produced will be between 23,401 and 26,599? = 2) If a customer needed a same day order > using the “Empirical Rule”, how many cheese sticks could the COO promise that customer the firm could deliver if he/she wanted to be 99.5% confident? = 3) Using the “Empirical Rule” what is the probability that on a given day, the company will produce 23,400 cheese sticks or more? =

Billy works for Big Construction Company as a highway construction worker. Over the weekend on his days off from work, Billy went hang-gliding. Unfortunately, during his adventure, he accidently crashed into a tree and was severely injured. He was sent to hospital and treated for his injuries. The cost of putting casts on both of his arms and both of his legs was quite substantial = $50,000. Additionally, Billy will now not be able to work his construction job for at least 3 months while he recovers from his injuries.  The hang-gliding accident itself is an example of which of the elements of an exposure?