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I can do it in 3 weigh ins. Pair up the 6 cue balls such that there are groups, say A, B, and C where cue balls 1 and 2 are in A, 3 and 4 are in B, and 5 and 6 are in C. 1. Weigh group A. 2. Weigh group B. If A and B are equal, the heaviest ball is in group C. Otherwise, choose heaviest group from weigh-ins 1 and 2 (A or B). Choose one ball from heaviest group and pair with one of the balls from the lighter (equal) groups. So if group C is the heaviest, pair 5 and 1 together or 6 and 1 or 5 and 3, etc. 3. Weigh new pair. If this is equal to the lightest between A and B, the other ball from the heaviest group is the heaviest cue. If this is not equal to the lightest of A and B, this ball weighed from the heaviest group is the heaviest ball. It takes 3 weigh-ins no matter which ball is the heaviest. Less

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I think 2 would be enough

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Assets, Liabilities, and Shareholder's Equity. - Assets: Are the economic resource of the company use to operate the company include Cash, Inventory, and Equipment - Liabilities: Represent the debt of the company. - Equity: Represent the net worth of the company. Less

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Not sure but I would say Current Liabilities to Cash and liquid assets, change in cash flows, growth of net total assets are three possibilities, although there are certainly more and better answers. Less

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Yes

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Yes

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Is this one of the questions in the psychometric test?

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No

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If you had attempted to negotiate a salary, you would have been disqualified from consideration for employment. Richdale hates people who stand up for themselves. Less

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such as paying attention, following directions, asking for help when they really need it, and volunteering to answer. Less