Suppose the probability of an IRS audit is 3. 8 percent for U. S. Taxpayers who file form 1040 and who earned $100,000 or more. What are the odds that such a taxpayer will be audited? (Round your answers to the nearest whole number. ) What are the odds against such a taxpayer being audited? (Round your answers to the nearest whole number. )

Answer:

The probability of an IRS audit is 3.8%, so the odds of being audited are: odds of being audited = (probability of being audited) / (probability of not being audited)

                     = 0.038 / (1 - 0.038)

                     = 0.0395

Rounding to the nearest whole number, the odds of being audited are 0.04 or 1 in 25.

The odds against being audited are:

odds against being audited = (probability of not being audited) / (probability of being audited)

                         = (1 - 0.038) / 0.038

                         = 25.71

Rounding to the nearest whole number, the odds against being audited are 26 or 26 to 1.

What are the intrinsic muscles? What do they do? What are some common injuries that they can suffer from?

Question 1. What determines the similarities in anatomical features among organisms?


A. genes and chromosomes


B. shared habitat


C. geographical location


D. weather and climate


Question 2. What is the relationship among cells, chromosomes, genes, and DNA?


A. Tightly wound strands of chromosomes contain genes and are found in cells. The genes are coded sequences of nucleotide read by DNA.


B. DNA is a double-helix structure found in the cell nucleus. Chromosomes straighten out the DNAso the code can be read by genes.


C. DNA is straightened by genes which are contained in the chromosomes of a cell.


D. Chromosomes are tightly wound strands of DNA located in cells. Genes are sections of DNA.


Question 3. What is true of all body cells except sex cells?


A. Each body cell contains the same number and kinds of chromosomes for that organism. The chromosomes contain the same number and kinds of genes for that individual.


B. Each cell type carries chromosomes and genes that identify it as that specific type of cell. For example, skin cells have different chromosomes and genes than muscle cells.


C. While each cell type in the body contains the same kinds of genes, they are organized on different chromosomes depending on the cell type.


D. While each cell in the body contains the same number of chromosomes, each cell type has different genes along those chromosomes.


Question 4. A botanist has the juiciest tomatoes in his backyard garden.


What is true about these tomatoes?


A. They are grown by someone with a green thumb, so they grow better.


B. They are saltier, so they absorb more water from their surroundings, making them juicier.


C. They are watered more often than tomatoes grown in other gardens.


D. They are grown from seeds that come from plants that produce juicier fruit.


Question 5. Which headline would be an example of genetic engineering?


A. Mrs. O'Hara Gives Birth to Fourth Redhead


B. Bacteria Make Human Insulin


C. Liver Cells Improves Clotting Time in Hemophilia Patients


D. Farmer Brown's Pigs: Best Quality Ham for the Money

Which of the following describes an outcome variable (dependent variable)?


A. the item or subject that the experiment is conducted on

B. a variable that changes in an experiment due to another factor

C. the variable that the experimenter is changing

D. any condition or event that could affect the outcome of an experiment

QUICKLEY HELP PLZZZZZThe endocrine system relies on two important parts of your body: glands and hormones true or false

What is the most obvious and effective government approach to prevent alcohol use among young people?
Answer:
Which of the following is not an effective treatment method for an alcohol use disorder?
Support groups.
Detoxification.
Enabling.
Self-management.
Answer:
The most well-known and widely used support group for people with alcohol use disorder is _____.
Answer:
What is the sub-group of AA that helps young people come together to share their experiences of having been affected by someone else’s drinking?
Answer:

Which practice helps the body fight infection?


Get extra exercise.


Get an annual checkup.


Get rest.


Get a vaccine.

Jennifer analyzes the nutritional information for the majority of the foods she eats. Make a prediction about her wellness. Justify your response in two or more complete sentences.
im very confused

Help?
How many drinks can a 130 lb woman have before they may be too impaired to drive?

Question 3 (1 point)
Storing chemicals in original containers in a locked area and wearing protective equipment when using chemicals can prevent injury.
True
False
Question 4 (1 point)
Putting a fire blanket over flames will remove the heat of a fire, which causes it to stop burning.
True
False
Question 5 (1 point)
Testing smoke detectors monthly and changing smoke detector batteries yearly is important when conducting a fire safety inspection.
True
False
Question 6 (1 point)
Emergency supplies should be stored in a locked cabinet so they are out of children’s reach.
True
False

Which of the following is not helpful in preventing heart disease?
a
Focusing on muscle strengthening activities two days per week.
b
Engaging in cardio activities five days per week.
c
Limiting intake of fatty foods.
d
Eating more sugary and salty foods.

What are your health and fitness-related goals for the course? Set at least three different goals, explain why you chose them, list any obstacles you may face before reaching them, and include any other comments you may have about each goal.

1.



2.



3.

What is Roman Reigns real name?

This is PE so I didn't know what subject to put down

Hey can some of you guys help me determine a respectable jump distance (check the picture to know what im talking abt) so my teacher doesn't get suspicious of me because I wasn't feeling well so I couldn't do the assignment. And brainly is being so weird so if i tried to give 20 points it might give you 15 or 10. Thank you

The device which moves the chain from one gear to another is called the _________ .
clincher
stick shift
shift clip
derailleur

(btw i'm gonna run out of points soon so that's no no good)

Develop a brief paragraph on how the respiratory system works

Which of the following are types of cells? (Select all that apply.)
prokaryotic
eukaryotic
mitochondria
nucleus

How does a person's response to stress change throughout all three phases of Selye's general adaptation syndrome? Answer: In the first phase of the general adaptation response (the alarm phase), the body reacts to a stressor with an alarm reaction. A person may notice a quickening heart rate and an increase in breathing and energy. In the second stage of the general adaptation response (the resistance phase), the body releases hormones to stabilize body, but the body still remains at high alert as physiological responses remain elevated. Finally, the body reaches exhaustion phase if the stress continues. In this phase, the person has used all resources and has nothing more to use to cope with the stressor. It is during this stage that the person's emotional and physical health begins to decline.

I have a question, why are you so DANG cool? If you see this it is your sign to make somebody happy.

List four factors that may influence young people’s beliefs about alcohol use.
Answer:

is it true that humen have 5 scenes

ical thinking. What are antibiotics? For what communicable diseases are antibiotics most effective?
Answer: Antibiotics are ______________. Antibiotics are most effective for ________________. (Pg. 376)

What is the sub-group of AA that helps young people come together to share their experiences of having been affected by someone else’s drinking?
Answer:

how many hours does each person need to sleep?

How are hormone levels regulated?

Which of the following are functions of the skin?

I. It protects the body
II. It help the body keep its balance
III. It helps the body cool down by releasing heat
IV. It collects information from the surroundings

a
I and II

b
II and III

c
I, II, and III

d
I, III, and IV


The nose works with the brain and other body parts through a series of steps that help us smell odors. What step immediately follows the step of your nose taking in the smell of something burning in the kitchen?

a
The brain realizes that it is the smell of something burning.

b
The brain sends a message to the muscles in your legs to move.

c
The muscles pull on the bones in your legs and you move toward the kitchen.

d
The nose sends the information of the smell to the brain.

Electromagnets are made from coils of wire wrapped around a ferromagnetic object. A current flows through the wire from a power source, such as a battery. The current generates a magnetic field. Describe how you know which direction the current is flowing and what the resulting magnetic field will look like.

HELP!

Which of these is a communicable disease?


Diabetes


Tetanus


Cancer


Chicken Pox

WHAT ARE THE NUTRiENTS OF V8 RED

Use of this drug has gone down than any other drug but still directly causes more deaths than all the other drugs which one is it?

Which statement about protein is true?

Responses

Teenagers should eat about five to six ounces of protein each day.Teenagers should eat about five to six ounces of protein each day.

Meat is the only source of protein.Meat is the only source of protein.

Athletes should be especially careful to limit their protein intake.Athletes should be especially careful to limit their protein intake.

Eating a high-protein diet makes it possible to skip fruits and vegetables