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Quantitative Methods Comment on what differences that you see between Domestic and International students and what might be important features to highlight in communications. NOT NEED A LONG ANSWER. thanks advance ImpReason .

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Q4.17. Imagine again this hypothetical community with a single predator, two herbivores, and six primary producers. Assume the following: (1) The predator is a pure carnivore, feeding on both herbivore species but no plants. (2) Each herbivore species specializes on a single plant species. (This means some plants are not consumed.) (3) The plant species do not feed on other organisms. (4) There is no cannibalism. Use this information to calculate the connectance of the system. (Hint: To answer this, you first need to calculate the number of links in this community, which is most easily done if you sketch the food web.) Q4.18. The following diagrams depict food webs for three different communities, all of which have 10 species and 4 trophic levels. Based on just the information indicated in the diagrams, which of the three communities is most likely to be stable? Food web A Food web B Food web C None is more or less likely to be stable than the others. .

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Q4: In 2017, a study surveyed 1000 adults from United States, 1000 adults from India, 500 adults from Italy and 500 adults from Spain. The following two-way table provides information about the smartphone ownership by the adults in the four countries. Carry out a hypothesis test to determine if there is sufficient evidence to conclude that the smartphone ownership and country are independent. Use = 0.05 .

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Question 22 (1 point) When comparing the genomes of bacteria and archaea, we can conclude that both have similar distributions of both their gene lengths and intergenic spacing. However, if we look closer, we can also say that: Bacteria appear to have a higher percentage of smaller genes within their genome compared to archaea. The intergenic regions within the archaeal genome occasionally encodes structural RNA and, rarely, small proteins. The largest archaeal genes are marginally bigger than the largest bacterial genes. Like what is seen in Eukaryotes, larger prokaryotic genomes contain a higher proportion of intergenic material. .

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Question 2. Radio Corporation of America (RCA) was an electronic and broadcasting company. Color television technology was core of the business for RCA. RCA has outsourced its color television technology to Sony in Japan to reduce the costs. However, Sony has turned into a potential competitor to RCA and dominated the market. Discuss whether it a good idea to outsource the core competencies and offer the recommendations to manage the core competencies effectively. (10 marks). .

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Question 2 Using the case study Innovation Teams at the Walt Disney (Schilling, 2017, pp. 265), discuss the way in which different types of team structure affect new product development process. Using information in the case study and from your own research, provide your own recommendations and limitations of the management of new product development teams. Managing New Product Development Teams Innovation Teams at the Walt Disney Company The Walt Disney Company is probably the best known entertainment company in the world. Founded in 1923 as a producer of animated films, it grew to become an entertainment conglomerate that includes theme parks, live action film production, television, publishing, retail, and more. In 2014, it earned over $48 billion in revenues and had 180,000 employees. 2 Despite the range of its businesses, most of them (with some notable exceptions) leverage the same key competitive advantage: the magical and wholesome stories and characters of its animated films. The Making of an Animated Film In the very early stages of generating and refining an idea for a movie, the development department assembles a small incubation team that indudes a director, a writer, some artists, and some storyboard people. " This team draws storyboards that are edited together with dialogue and temporary music, creating "story reels." These story reels show the sequence of the movie and help the team craft and refine the story into one that will have visual and emotional appeal. They also help to reveal problems that have to be solved, which tend to be numerous in the early stages of production." Once approved for development, a typical movie enters production using computer-aided design (CAD) systems. Artists would create a model in a CAD system, which could then apply mathematical models to simulate lifelike textures, movement, and lighting. d This computing intensive phase was also managed by small autonomous teams, each focused on a particular specialty such as Tech Support, Renderfarm, and Post Production. Disney's Director of Systems, Jonathan Geibel, had noticed that when teams had seven or more participants, individual contribution would drop significantly, lowering the quality of the discussion. Geibel thus determined that teams should only have between two and six people, including one who would be designated as a Team Lead. Team Leads were chosen because of their technical expertise and their vision for the project. Their seniority played little role-rather they were chosen based on how compelling their vision was, and how good management thought they would be in driving the progress of the team. The 265 implementing Technological innovation Strategy remaining employees were assigned as "primary" members to a particular team to which they would give most of their time and effort and might also serve as "secondary" members on other teams when those teams needed their help." Workspace and Collocation Geibel was also concemed about how.

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