Using Table 1, calculate the farmer's share of retail expenditures for fresh tomatoes (field grown) in 1995 to the nearest whole percent. Enter your answer as a percent. Table 1. Nominal retail prices and farm value equivalents for fresh tomatoes. Year Farm Value Retail Equivalent Price .... ($ per pound).... 1995 0.32 1.16 2000 0.36 1.38 2005 0.49 1.61 2010 0.66 1.69 2015 0.46 1.84 Using Table 1, calculate the marketing share of retail expenditures for fresh beef in 2016 to the nearest whole percent. Enter your answer as a percent. Table 1. Nominal retail prices and farm value equivalents for fresh beef. Year Farm Value Retail Equivalent Price ... ($ per pound) .... 2014 3.70 5.97 2015 3.55 6.29 2016 2.90 5.96 2017 2.93 5.91 2018 2.81 5.92 2019 2.76 6.04

ctors) on of es 1. Relationship of data usage and bill Data Usage(GB/month) 0 10 20 30 Bill($/month) 10 30 50 70 A. Draw the graph, placing data usage horizontally(on the X axis) and bill vertically(On the Y axis). B. How much is the monthly fixed fee? C. How much is the charge per GB? D. What is the Equation that describes the relationship, where data usage is denoted by D, and bill by B? E. How much would be the charge for 50 GB use per month?

B. The late Anne Collins had 3 children, Mary, John and Hana who unfortunately all predeceased Anne leaving several Anne's grandchildren and great grandchildren. Unfortunately, Anne died intestate without a will or trust. She is survived by: Mary's daughters Emma and Joan John's son Patrick who has 2 children Joe and Frank; Frank has 1 child Eddy. Hana's daughter Elizabeth is also deceased leaving 2 children Jim and Eva. (i) Please fill in the table taking into consideration that Anne died without a will/trust and therefore the distribution shall be according to the CA intestacy laws (Modified Per Stirpes PC 240). Each Emma and Joan Mary's spouse Each of Patrick's 2 children Joe and Frank Each of Elizabeth's 2 children Jim and Eva Patrick's grandchild Eddy Patrick MPS Ø

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