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INSTRUCTIONS 1. Any answer you provide must be your own original work. No copying from any source is allowed. 2. WRITE answers FOR ALL QUESTIONS on FOLIO (lined) paper. 3. No typed answers allowed – You must submit your own handwriting. 4. Write each answer, and mathematical reasoning (steps) within the answer, below one another. 5. Rule off at the end of each complete question. (If a question has multiple sub-questions, rule off after the last sub-question.) 6. Multiple pages of handwritten answers must be scanned and saved as 1 PDF File.NO PHOTOS are accepted.(Use CAM-SCANNER or any other app that has a scanner function.) 7. All scanned pages must be UPRIGHT. Ensure that your scanned pages are not sideways. 8. Scan all your answers to this test into one .pdf file.Name your file as indicated below: InitialSurname_iMATH_09J_PTEST007 Example: K. LOOTS_iMATH_09J_PTEST007 9. Any answers that require rounding must be ROUNDED TO 2 DECIMAL PLACES unless stated otherwise. 10. For written answers: Number according to the numbering system in the test. 11. Write NEATLY and LEGIBLY.

Which of these lines pass through (0,-2), show your working. (2) A

The following sentence was accidentally written using the opposite adjective. In Spanish, write the OPPOSITE of the underlined word. Write only the word, not the entire sentence. Yo tengo una gata vieja. 

Rod-shaped bacteria are called:

References must be initialized to nullptr. For example: SomeClass &ref = nullptr;

What concept allows you to write generic, reusable data structures and functions?

How many times would you have to call delete to properly free all memory allocated by the following? struct MyObject{ int *somedata;}MyObject *someObjects = new MyObject[10];for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) someObjects[i].somedata = new int[20];

Current liabilities: 

Carolina Supply Company accepted an 8 month, $16,000 note receivable at 8% interest from Reading Corporation on 8/1/20X6.  Carolina Supply Company’s year end is 12/31.  The amount of interest to be accrued at 12/31 is:

Accumulated depreciation: