Mitigation and the cost to address a given set of vulnerabilities

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In the previous week, in Research Assignment 1, you analyzed the mitigation and the cost to address a given set of vulnerabilities. Using credible sources and APA format to address the following.

In your original post, answer the following:

Based on that, explain the costs vs. benefits of implementing the mitigations. That is, if you implement the mitigations, what are you minimizing or preventing from happening to the company in the long term?

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Alice and Wonderland

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Part 1: After reading the book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (https://www.gutenberg.org/files/11/11-h/11-h.htm (Links to an external site.), write an analysis of the assigned chapters. If you have more than one chapter assigned, please do the chapters separately, but they can be in the same document (first chapter A, then chapter B).
Your analysis should include:
Chapter summary
Significant characters and description
Analysis of chapter
(300 words)

Part 2: Please watch the following documentary on AAiW, and write up a 200-word response.
https://youtu.be/H7mrIJCjTdc

Part 3: Watch a film version of the Alice in Wonderland. (I recommend either the 1951 Disney cartoon, but you could also do the 2010 Burton version if you prefer). You can find this streaming on Amazon Prime ($3), Disney+ (free), and it looks like maybe Hulu.

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Aligning Stockholder and Management Interests/TVM/Markets

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Part 1: Stockholders and Management Interests

Stockholders and managers want the same thing, don’t they? Theoretically, yes, but in reality, it does not always work that way. Too often, managers’ personal goals compete with shareholder wealth maximization. Sometimes, managers pay themselves excessive salaries or bonuses that are at odds with the idea of shareholder wealth maximization. How many times have you seen in the news examples of CEO excesses or outlandish spending on events or things that definitely do not help the overall goal of stockholder wealth maximization?

To prepare for this Discussion, think about a time in your professional experience when a decision was made that seemed to benefit a specific manager or small group of managers and not the overall corporation. If you do not have professional experience directly related to this topic, research a situation in the news where this theme is demonstrated. Consider the outcomes of such an imbalance between manager and stockholder interests and research on how to avoid such a situation.

Describe the situation from either your professional experience or your research.

Explain two or more motivational tools that can aid in aligning stockholder and management interests.

Explain how your selected tools are effective in resolving potential conflicts among managers and stockholders.

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Geometry

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  1. Solve the problem.

The angle of elevation from a point on the ground to the top of a tower is 18°. The base of the tower is 100 feet from the point on the ground. Find the height of the tower. Round to the nearest tenth of a foot.

  1. Solve the problem.

A person is looking from a car to the top of a building. The angle of elevation to the top of the building from the car is 32°. The building is 200 feet away. How tall is the building? Round to the nearest foot.

  1. Solve the problem.

A person is watching a boat from the top of a lighthouse. The angle of depression from the person to the boat is 28° . The lighthouse is 200 feet tall. How far away is the boat? Round to the nearest foot.

  1. Find the missing parts of the triangle. Round to the nearest tenth when necessary or to the nearest minute as appropriate.

C = 109.3°

a = 5.6 km

b = 10.7 km

  1. Find the missing parts of the triangle. Round to the nearest tenth when necessary or to the nearest minute as appropriate.

a = 8.1 in.
b = 13.3 in.
c = 16.2 in.

  1. Find the indicated angle or side. Give an exact answer.

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