Math 1610 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Scientific Revolution (SR) - correct answer process by which a new method of understanding of understanding the natural world was established -AUTHORITY -long-standing authority for truth: Bible, church, ancient authors, cultural traditions -FAITH must be a guide to reason - correct answer 2 principles of knowing what is true in 1500 -AUTHORITY -FAITH - correct answer ...

MIE 305 Final Exam When choosing an organizational form, entrepreneurs should consider: - ANS Ease of creation Owners' liability--maximize gain, limit risk of loss Tax considerations--pass through or entity tax? Ability to raise capital--Private funding or shares? Basic forms of Business Organization - ANS Sole proprietorships--> one person owns it Partnerships--> Multiple people own it Corporations--> Ownership to shareholders Franchises--> opera...

MIE 305 Final Exam When choosing an organizational form, entrepreneurs should consider: - ANS Ease of creation Owners' liability--maximize gain, limit risk of loss Tax considerations--pass through or entity tax? Ability to raise capital--Private funding or shares? Basic forms of Business Organization - ANS Sole proprietorships--> one person owns it Partnerships--> Multiple people own it Corporations--> Ownership to shareholders Franchises--> opera...

Abacus (~2400 BC) Ans- Laid the foundation for positional numbering system Antikythera Mechanism (~100 BC) Ans- The earliest known Mechanical Analog Computer. It used mechanical gears and pointers. John Napier (1610) Ans- Made a form of logarithm for computing that simplify multiplication, division, square & cube roots Napier's Rods (or Bones) Ans- Rods that could be moved around and placed in specially constructed boards William Oughtred (1622) Ans- Created the side rule Wilhelm...

Saddleback College Computer Science 1A - Rousseau, Michele Exam 1Saddleback College Computer Science 1A - Rousseau, Michele Exam 1 Abacus (~2400 BC) Ans- Laid the foundation for positional numbering system Antikythera Mechanism (~100 BC) Ans- The earliest known Mechanical Analog Computer. It used mechanical gears and pointers. John Napier (1610) Ans- Made a form of logarithm for computing that simplify multiplication, division, square & cube roots Napier's Rods (or Bones) Ans- R...