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Suppose that the body weights of Roborovski dwarf hamsters are normally distributed with a m of 22 g and a standard deviation of 1.2 g. A scientist thinks that conditions in the Ordos desert affecting the hamsters in the region, She collects a random sample of n=25 hamsters from the Or and finds the sample mean weight to be 21.4 g. Find the probability of observing a sample mean than or equal to 21.4 if the mean weights of the hamsters in the Ordos desert is 22g as reported..

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Suppose that in a particular country, the TFR fell to zero and remained there. Also suppose that there was no immigration or emigration. Draw a graph showing how the fraction of the population that was working age would change over time. Immediately following the fertility reduction, would the working-age fraction rise or fall? How long would this trend continue? After how many years would the working-age fraction reach its maximum? Its minimum?.

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Suppose that 60% of students at Kansas State University have listened to Funtabi's album "The Creatures We Are" (available to listen to on Spotify, Apple Music, and other music streaming platforms). Additionally, suppose that, to gauge interest in the band, a major record label randomly samples 400 students. a.(4pts) Approximate the probability that less than 58% of the sampled Kansas State students have listened to the album?(Note: Round final answers to 4 decimal places.).

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how would implement empowerment techniques within a service? Choose two answers that demonstrate empowerment in practice. a. give the client limited range of choices of services and activities b. ask the client to follow their care plan, even if they wish to change it c. give the client information about different choices available to them and support them to choose independently d. support the client to understand their own needs and decide what they need to be able to meet those needs.

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How were the management controls at Siemens prior to the Bribery scandal? Were there no controls in place that led to the bribery scandal to take place? How was the organization run prior to the scandal? Did finance/auditors/accounting teams manipulate the accounts and why did they not notice the bribe payments that were paid in different countries? FYI - The Siemens bribery scandal came to light in 2006. Please share all references..

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How would I create this diagram RentTool Viewpoints Technology Usage Viewpoint: How applications are supported by hardware and software. RentTool is a tool/equipment rental company. They provide their service to construction companies. Use the description of RentTools application and technology layers in the next slide. Use an Architecture library. Draw the Infrastructure Viewpoint of ToolRent. Draw the Technology Usage Viewpoint of ToolRent. Application Layer The Rental company uses two applications: RMS: Rental Management System CRM: Customer Relation Management The following three application services are provided: Rental Management Service Financial Service CRM Data Access Service Data object defined in the applications: Customer Data Application layer services Three Applications services: CRM Application Component realizes CRM Data Access (application layer) service. RMS Application Component realizes Rental Management Service (application layer) and Financial Service (application layer). CRM Data Access Service serves RMS application. CRM Application Component accesses Customer Data (application layer passive structure element). Technology Layer (computers and services) Three computers in total Two computers run the RMS software application General-purpose Server (GP Server #1) Back-up Server Cluster One computer runs the CRM software application General purpose server (GP Server #2) Two technology layer services Application Hosting Service Database Management Service Technology Layer (system software) Two system software elements Application Server Database Management (DBMS) All server computers run Application Server system software ( is assigned to relationship) Application Server system software realizes Application Hosting service (Technology layer) GP Server runs Database Management (DBMS) system software (is assigned to relationship) Database Management (DBMS) system software realizes Database Management service (Technology layer) Technology layer (artifacts) Related artifacts: RMS system artifact and CRM system artifact Shows the software files distributions (e.g. zip file) The assignment relationships with the related computers Customer Database Tables artifact represents the implementation of the Customer Data object in the application layer Technology-Application Alignment Technology layer provides the following technology layer services: Application Hosting service serves all application components in the application layer use a relationship connector Database Management service serves only CRM Application application component. Database Management service (technology layer service) accesses Customer Database Table (an artifact that realizes Customer Data in the application layer).

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How well did Thaldorf interact with each member of the DMU? On what date did Thaldorf effectively lose the sale to Lohmann University? On December 18, Kurt Thaldorf, a sales engineer for can diagnose cancer of the pancreas in less than two the German sales subsidiary of Mediquip, S.A., was weeks after it develops. This was not possible before informed by Lohmann University Hospital in Stuttgart CT scanners." that it had decided to place an order with Sigma, a Mediquip was a subsidiary of Technologie UniDutch competitor, for a CT scanner. The hospital's verselle, a French conglomerate. The company's proddecision came as disappointing news to Thaldorf, who uct line included, in addition to CT scanners, X- ray, had worked for nearly eight months on the account. ultrasonic, and nuclear diagnostic equipment. Mediquip The order, if obtained, would have meant a sale of enjoyed a worldwide reputation for advanced technol(Euro) 2,370,000 for the sales engineer. 1 He was con- ogy and competent after-sales service. vinced that Mediquip's CTscanner was technologically "Our competitors are mostly from other European superior to Sigma's and, overall, a better product. countries," commented Mediquip's Sales Director for Thaldorf began a review of his call reports in order Europe. "In some markets they have been there longer to better understand the factors that had led to Lohmann than we have, and they know the decision-makers betUniversity Hospital's decision. He wanted to apply the ter than we do. But we are learning fast." Sigma, the lessons from this experience to future sales situations. subsidiary of a diversified Dutch company under the same name, was the company's most serious competiBACKGROUND tor. Other major contenders in the CT scanner market were FNC, Eldora, Magna, and Piper. At the time, the computer tomography (CT) scanner Mediquip executives estimated the European marwas a relatively recent product in the field of diagnostic ket for CT scanners to be around 200 units per year. imaging. This medical device, used for diagnostic pur- They pointed out that prices ranged from 1.5 to 3.0 poses, allowed examination of cross sections of the million per unit. The company's CT scanner sold in the human body through display of images. CT scanners upper end of the price range. "Our equipment is at least combined sophisticated X-ray equipment with a com- two years ahead of our most advanced competition," puter to collect the necessary data and translate them explained a sales executive. "And our price reflects this into visual images. When computer tomography was first introduced in Mediquip's sales organization in Europe included the late 1960s, radiologists had hailed it as a major tech- eight country sales subsidiaries, each headed by a mannologiqal breakthrough. Commenting on the advantages aging director. Within each country, sales engineers of CT scanners, a product specialist with Mediquip said, reported to regional sales managers who, in turn, ".

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How do increasing atmospheric CO2 emissions threaten sea creatures, like corals? Increasing atmospheric CO2 leads to more CO2 becoming dissolved in the ocean, which makes the ocean more basic. Increasing atmospheric CO2 leads to more CO2 becoming dissolved in the ocean, which makes the ocean more acidic. Increasing atmospheric CO2 leads to destruction of the ozone layer, which increases UV radiation and coral bleaching Increasing atmospheric CO2 increases sedimentation on reefs, which shades out photosynthetic corals.

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HOw do you answer this question Problem 12: The situations below would be described as: 1. Diabetes is about to become the world's most common disease, thanks to fast food and junk food. You study a group of people living in a city that has high incidence of diabetes and you attribute that to the genetic predisposition of the people that live in that city. But your friend Ms. Smarty says it is due to lack of exercise and fast food and junk food that they consume.

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How do you explain the differences between ethnic groups in vitamin D levels?Which population is at greatest risk of developing rickets, a disease of vitamin D and calcium deficiency that leads to bone malformation? What can be done about it?For several decades, vitamin D has been added to milk to help increase intake of this nutrient. But in some ethnic groups, this strategy isn't working. Why might this be?Who is most at risk of developing folate deficiency and fertility problems? What can be done about it?Based on what you have learned in the case, what actions will you take to maximize your vitamin D and folate levels?Is natural selection still acting on the trait of skin color in human populations? If so, how would you expect human skin color to change in human populations in the future? Part VI - What Happens Now? In the next two-minute video clip, Nina will take you through some of her thinking on vitamin D (end at 16:05 min, when Nina mentions the example of Inuits skin color and the scene fades to white). What Nina discovered is that the needs to pro- tect folate and to synthesize vitamin D exert opposing pressures on the evolution of skin color. Melanin levels in the skin represent a compromise between these two needs, struck by evolution through natural selection. After thousands of years of evolution, how well adapted is our skin color? Consider the data in Figure 5, which shows the blood levels of vitamin D in Americans grouped according to age, sex, and ethnic background. Levels between 2050ng/mL are considered adequate for health. Fiper 5. Lodu of vitamin D in the blood of Amerianc, in the taceechaichy section, "Hinp" refen to individuale of Hlipunic baclypound, "NHB" refien so nan-Hlipunie blacko, and "NHW" refen to non-HapanD in the blood. (Sowne Shleiches, R.1, a al 2016. Nunional eatimatr population deting 2007-2010. Tle formel of Narrition 146(5) 1051-61. Figuer 1A. Reproduced th permiaian of Amerian Socict for Nutrition.).

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