In most states, to practice law a person must
a. pass a test to determine historical drug use.
b. pass a psychological fitness test.
c. pass a state bar examination.
d. all of the above
c
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Consider a fixed-payment security that pays $250 at the end of every year for eight years. If the annual rate of discount is 3 percent, calculate the present value of the bond.
What will be an ideal response?
Which statement LEAST accurately describes conditions for systematic sampling?
a. The characteristics of the population frame must be considered when the re-searcher defines the sample size. b. This design requires drawing every nth element in the population, starting with a randomly chosen element. c. The sample size should be determined before the sampling begins. d. The starting point for drawing the sample will have no influence on the accuracy of the sample.
Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?
A) Logan restocked the shelves with 12 candy bars, 4 bags of chips, and 7 sodas. B) Logan restocked the shelves with 12 candy bars, four bags of chips, and seven sodas. C) Logan restocked the shelves with 12 candy bars, four bags of chips, and 7 sodas.
Among the essential abilities for effective project managers identified by a survey of 58 firms on their project management practices and skills was:
A) Obfuscation. B) Humor. C) Speed. D) Experience.