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What does it mean to destroy something at the molecular level in terms of chemical bonds? Solution Chemical bonds are broken by the energy that is released during the chemical reaction. This energy is created by the when electrons move from one molecule to another as they attempt to achieve a chemical balance. The breaking of chemical bonds can easily be identified because as are often accompanied by physical changes as the original elements used in the chemical reaction take on new forms or become new elements..

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Define nonconcordant variation: Why does nonconcordant variation make creating ‘race’ categories difficult? Why does clinal variation make creating ‘race’ categories difficult? Describe how genetic variation is distributed between and within human populations: Why does this distribution make creating ‘race’ categories difficult? Solution Part I If two pairs of genetically controlled traits are taken, then it is found that the two traits are not correlated to each other, for e.g. height and skin color are not at all related. Such type of traits is called as Non-concordant variation. So, one cannot predict the flow of traits from one race to another. Race categories are always defined on the basis of genetically related traits and variations between different traits. Now if there is no correlation, then defining of races will become difficult. For e.g. a tall man as well a short man or an average heighted man; all can have extremely fair complexion. So, you cannot associate the races of fair complexion, say Americans, with height. It is not compulsory that all tall people are fair, or all short people are dark. Part II Clinal variation: This is a change related to environmental variation like temperature change, altitude change, and change in levels of precipitation. If there is a gradual change in all populations with a particular environmental variation, then the type of variation is called as ‘clinal’ variation. One e.g. is number of counter folds in molar teeth. These changed gradually in all populations. So, you cannot distinguish one race from another on the basis of a clinal change. ‘Clinal’ change is a change which has occurred in all existing populations. Part III Genetic variation in humans is very diverse. The variations can occur due to single nucleotide changes (SNPs) or changes in multiple nucleotides. Let\'s talk about SNPs. There may be two copies of a single nucleotide at a particular position in one human being. On the other hand, there may multiple copies of the same nucleotide at the same position in another human being. I mean to say, in multiple human beings, multiple type of SNPs are found, all related to number of copies of the single nucleotide; creating variations among all species. There is no specific pattern of formation of SNP in a particular race, class or tribe. So, on basis of these SNPs, you will never be able to classify different races. Overall, there is no single formula to classify a race. Therefore, creating \'race\' categories is difficult..

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Describe the operation of a tubular bowl centrifuge Solution Tubular-bowl centrifuges are used for the separation of solid-liquid and liquid-liquid mixtures by sedimentation. In these centrifuges, feed is introduced from the bottom of the bowl. A baffle assembly in the bowl accelerate the feed to rotor speed. The baffle isolate the feed to two different layers, i.e. based on the components in the feed introduced; this can be two liquid layers or liquid-solid layer. The heavier components are present in the outer layer and it becomes concentrated against the wall, while the light components are present in the inner layer, floating on the top. As the feed separates into layers, it travels up the bowl as an annulus. The top is located with overflow ports through which the liquid is discharged. Solid remains are recovered from the bowl manually..

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Briefly discuss Philippa Foot’s contributions to virtue theory. Solution Philippa foot\'s contribution to virtue theory Philippa foot is an Oxford-trained British philosopher. She proposed the theory of virtue ethics. The virtue theory is based on the philosophy of Aristotle that a virtuous person is someone who has ideal character traits. This theory emphasizes on the importance of character and virtue rather than duty based or outcome based acts. Philippa foot’s contribution to virtue theory is elaborated below: Philippa foot has presented the views of Aristotle in a modernized way. She emphasized on the fact that goodness should be seen as the natural flourishing of humans as living beings. She also emphasized that ethics should be focused on making the world a better place to live in. The virtues of a person should be targeted for the betterment of an individual as well as society..

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List for a company you either work or are familiar with, the internal and external stakeholders whose interests are directly effected by the organization\'s activities. Solution A. The internal stakeholders are people or groups who are serving in the organization and are directly impacted by the organizational activities and its well being - some of these are: a. The Employees b. The Management c. Owners d. Promoters / Investors B. External stakeholders are groups who are directly not serving the organization but are affected by the organization\'s activity and well being - some of these are: a. Shareholders b. Suppliers and Contractors c. Customers d. Creditors e. The Government Most of the companies that I have worked for or am aware of, have the above features. f. Society at large.

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Write a C program that uses a recursive function to print a triangle pattern similar to Homework 7 - Using a Static Local Variable. The function will take two integer arguments, the first argument tells it how many asterisk characters (*) and a space characters that should be printed by the function directly and the second argument tells it the desired size of the triangle. The triangle pattern should be largest in the middle row, thus two lines should be printed directly by functions that make recursive function calls. It may be desired to use another function to print the lines For example calling the function as shown below, would print the output shown below it. triangle(l, 5); Solution #include \"stdio.h\" void triangle(int,int); void printLine(int,int); int main(void) { triangle(1,5); return 0; } void triangle(int c,int n){ static int flag=-1; if(flag<-1){ // base condition to break loop return; } else if(n<0){ // for printing second half printLine(c,flag--); triangle(c,n); } else{ printLine(c,flag++); // for printing the first half triangle(c,n-1); } } // print a line of astricks void printLine(int c,int n){ int i,j; for(j=0;j.

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Which avenue of research is least likely to reveal whether asexual organisms form species? looking into previously undiscovered types of bacteria hybridizing polyploidy plants exploring various niches in which different populations reside performing genomic research analyzing whether a cluster of bacteria constitutes a species Solution Ans. D Performing genomic resarch will likely to reveal whether asexual organisms form species..

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IT Project Management 1. Please compare and contrast a traditional waterfall-type approach to an agile method such as Scrum. 2. Explain the pros and cons of the differenent methodlogies and when they are best used such as PRINCE2, Agile methods, RUP framework and Six Sigma. Solution [1]Traditional waterfall -type approach 1.It is frequently much cost. 2.less bendable. 3.Risk is also extreme. 4.Unable to perceive the value upto the termination of project. Agile method such as scrum 1.Risk is not sa much. 2.It mainly targets on returning completely-tested ,individualistic and valuable. 3.Examinig cycle duration of agile is comparitively less. 4.it is known as people-centric procedure. [2] 1)pros and cons of agile methods Pros: 1.it is whippy. 2.it is a significant methodology in invention and software projects Cons: it is much hands-on procedure mostly for the stakeholders and project managers. 2.Pros and cons of six sigma pros:It recommends upgrade before faults reveals. Cons:Existing a data-driven assurance the six sigma is very inflexible. 3.Pros and cons of prince2 Pros:In high coorporate bodies ,the reporting needed to a prince2 assists with the perfomance assesments and also diminishing across some risks. Cons:If any modification in prince2 project ,it scoops for a team to adjust .since the procedure is totally clumsy with much documentation which is to modify. Pros and cons of RUP Framework Pros:It grabs the top slices of waterfall and assimilate into many computation procedure to permit the modification. Cons:It is much weighty process and able to operate on high poderously on stakeholder feedback.though it is a repetative procedure ,it is much steady for some kinds of projects..

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What\'s the relationship between DNA and RNA? What\'s the relationship between DNA and RNA? Solution Both of them nucleic acids.apart from that there is a connection between these two in expressing a gene.as we know that in central dogma of molecular biology both DNA and RNA are related very closely.in the first step of expression information present in the complementary strand of DNA has to be copied into m-RNA. It further translates the information to protein sequence with the help of r- RNA, t-RNA and ribosome..

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Use transformations to graph this function. (Do this on paper. Your teacher may ask you to turn in this graph.) Determine the domain, range, horizontal asymptote, x-intercept, and y-intercept of the function. (If you need to enter infinity or -infinity type INFINITY or -INFINITY.) f(x) = 1 - 7(6^x) Domain Range Horizontal Asymptote y = x-intercept x-intercept Solution Domain is ( - infinity , +infinity) Range is (- infinity ,1) Horizontal asymptotes remains y=1 x intercept plug y=0 0= 1-7(6^x) we get x=-1.086 (-1.086 , 0) for Y intercept we plug x=0 y=1-7(6^0) y=1-7 y=-6 (0,-6).

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Understand how radioactive isotopes are used in dating fossils Solution The remains or impreression of a prehostorical plnt or animal embedded in rock and preserved in petrified form is fossil. Dating a fossil mean determinate the aporoximate age of fossil . to determinate the age of fossil radioactive datind of igneous rocks found near the fossil is done. Radioactive dating cannot be used directly on fossils since they don\'t contain the unstable radioactive used in dating process To determine a fosil age igneous rock layer beneath the fossil and above it are dated . foe example when lava cool it has no lead content but it does contain some radioactive uranium . Over time the unstable radioactive uranium decays into Lead 207 at a constant know rate its half life . by comparing the amount of uranium235 and lead 207 the age of ignious rock cn be determined .Potassium 40 is also used to date fossils .He half life of cabon 14 is 5568 years . that means the half of carbon 14 decays into nitrigen 14 in 5568 years C14 dating is usefulfor dating items up to about 50000 to 60000 years ago ..

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umbrella term for all healthcare plans that focus on reducing the cost of delivering quality care to patient members in return for scheduled payments and coordinated care through a defined network of primary care physicians and is a healthcare provider who enters into a contract with a specific is a process required by some insurance carriers in which the provider obtains 20. The payment of a specific sum of money to an insurance company for a list of health insurance benefits is called carepovider who can approve or deny when a patient seeks additional care is refered to as al(m) 22. An insurance term used when a primary care provider wants to send a patient to a specialist is 23. The fee schedule designed to provide national uniform payment of Medicare benefits after adjustment to reflect the is funded by an organization with an employee base large enough to enable hospitals is 18. A(n) insurance company or program and agrees to accept the contracted fee schedule. 19. to perform certain procedures or services or to refer a patient to a specialist ain) differences in practice costs across geographic areas is called the 24. A(n) it to fund its own insurance program 25. The intermediary and administrator who coordinates patients and providers and processes claims for self-funded plans is called atn) 26. A government-sponsored program under which authorized dependents of military personnel receive medical care was originally called CHAMPUS but now is called 27. A(n) is a review of individual cases by a committee to make sure services are medically necessary and to study how providers use medical care resources. 28. is an insurance plan for individuals who are injured on the job either by acci- dent or an acquired illness. 29. Health insurance plans pay for health services deemed 30. The 31. Low- and middle-income Americans can purchase health insurance at alrn) was passed in 2010 to assist more Americans in obtaining health insurance to apply for health insurance and not worry about being denied for a pre-existing condition 32. There are resources for patients who have questions on health insurance coverage through the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, such as 33. Benefits cover the or the amount that should be paid to the healthcare provider for services rendered 34. Patients have a higher financial responsibility when they access care that is benefits. are used by many healthcare facility offices to quickly verify eligibility and 36. When a provider agrees to become a PAR, they also agree to the health insurance plan\'s for rendered medical services. Solution 17. Managed care plans 18 .Participating provider 19. Preauthorization 20. Premium 21. gatekeeper 22..refferal 23.resource based relative value scale 24. Self Insured plan 25. Third Party admintrator 26 TRICARE 27.Utilization review 28 Workers Comp 29 Medically Necessary 30 Patient Protection and affordable care act 31 Insurance market places 32 Navigator Program 33amount loss .

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) Code the following class. Hopefully the method names clearly imply the specific purpose of each. Note that – indicates private and + is public (Rectangle) - xCoordinate : int - yCoordinate : int - height:int - width:int - color:string + Rectangle(x:int,y:int,h:int,w:int) + setHeight(h:int): void + setWidth(w:int): void + setColor(c:string): void + setXCoordinate(new X:int): void + setYCoordinate(new Y:int): void +getHeight():int +getWidth():int +getColor():string +getXCoordinate():int +getYCoordinate():int . (Rectangle) - xCoordinate : int - yCoordinate : int - height:int - width:int - color:string + Rectangle(x:int,y:int,h:int,w:int) + setHeight(h:int): void + setWidth(w:int): void + setColor(c:string): void + setXCoordinate(new X:int): void + setYCoordinate(new Y:int): void +getHeight():int +getWidth():int +getColor():string +getXCoordinate():int +getYCoordinate():int Solution Rectangle.cpp #include using namespace std; class Rectangle{ private: int xCoordinate; int yCoordinate; int height; int width; string color; public: Rectangle(int x,int y,int h,int w){ height =h; width = w; xCoordinate = x; yCoordinate = y; } void setHeight(int h){ height = h; } void setWidth(int w){ width = w; } void setColor(string c){ color = c; } void setXCoordinate(int X){ xCoordinate = X; } void setYCoordinate(int Y){ yCoordinate = Y; } int getHeight(){ return height; } int getWidth(){ return width; } string getColor(){ return color; } int getXCoordinate(){ return xCoordinate; } int getYCoordinate(){ return yCoordinate; } }; int main() { return 0; }.

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The rate of diffusion (J) depends on several physical factors. Briefly desribe an experiment that demonstrates J varies inversely with the size of the diffusing particle. Please be specific. For animal physiology class. (Derived from Fick\'s equation) Solution Experiment To show Diffusion: When one will pour dark color liquid such as ink in a bucket of clean water whole color of bucket will be blue because of diffusion of dark color molecules from higher concentration to area of lower concentration There are several factors which affect rate of diffusion such as.

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The mutations that make HIV resistant to specific drugs are usually.... a. substitutions (=non-synonymous mutations) b. silent mutations (=synonymous mutations) c. frameshift mutations d. mutations in the promotor region Please explain! Thanks Solution Answer: (a) Substitution Reverse transcriptase (RT) converts the RNA genome of HIV to DNA. The errors made during replication allow the virus to escape the cell\'s defence mechanism and also gives rise to resistance against anti-HIV drugs. Insertions and deletions (substitutions) in RT results in an increased error rate rate during viral replication..

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The low density of ice makes it ineffective at insulating water from the cold. allows aquatic plants to survive the winter. is due to the high viscosity of water. prevents it from moving in water. Which is NOT an adaptation that exploits the density of water? a gas-filled swim bladder droplets of oil on algae long, filamentous appendages high percentages of fat Aquatic organisms have developed streamlined shapes to adapt to the density of water. viscosity of water. polar nature of water. basic nature of water. Which causes acid rain? CO_2 SO_2 HCO_3 NaOH Hyperosmotic conditions because low osmotic pressure occur in freshwater organisms cause active secretion in gills. occur in arid landlocked lakes. Solution Q1) Ans B: allows aqutic plants to survive in winter. Q2) Ans C: long filamentous appandeges Q3) Ans B: Viscosity of water Q4) Ans B:SO2 Q5) Ans C and D both are correct..

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The graph represents a correspondence between x and y. Determine whether the correspondence is a function. Give its domain and range (write both in interval notation). Solution If you can draw a vertical line anywhere on a graph so that it hits the graph in more than one spot, then the graph is NOT a function. The correspondence is not a function as vertical line cuts the graph at more than one point. Domain : ( - inf , -1) Range ( - inf , inf).

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D\'LEON INC., PART Statements and Taxes Donna Jamison, a 2009 graduate of the University of Florida with 4 years of assistant to the chairperson of the board of D\'Leon Inc., a small food 3-18 Financial banking experience, was recently brought in as snack foods national\" in competition with Frito-Lay, Eagle, and other major roducer that operates in north Florida and whose specialty is high-quality pecan and other nut products sold in the snack foods companies. Watkins believed that market. D\'Leon\'s president, Al Watkins, decided in 2013 to undertake a major expansion and to \"go s products were of higher quality than the competition\'s: that this quality differential would enable it to arge a premium price; and that the end result would be greatly increased sales, profits, and stock price. vertising campaign. D\'Leon\'s results were not satisfactory, to put it mildly. Its board of directors, which the expansion was going. Unhappy suppliers were being paid late; and the bank offices outside its home territory, and launched an plant capacity, opened new sales businesspeople), was most ive consisted of its t, vice president, and major stockholders (all of whom were local eteriorating situation, threatening to cut off credit. As a result, Watkins was informed borna lamison was brought in and given the job of assistant to Fred Campo, a retired banker who was D\'Leon\'s aJamison began by gathering the financial statements and other data given in Tables IC 3.1, IC 3.2, IC 3.3, and was complaining about the situati uicklv: otherwise, he would be fired. Also, at the board\'s insistence that changes would have to be made-and q back to health, with Jamison\'s help. Note: We will continue with er. Campo agreed to give up a few of his golfing days and help nurse the company s assistant. You must help her answer the following questions for Campo. for Chapter 4. Provide clear explanations.) this case in Chapter 4, and you will feel mo re comfortable with the analysis there. But answering these questions will help prepare you king capital (NOwc), What effect did the expansion have on sales, after-tax operating income, net operating wor and net income? b. What effect did the company\'s expansion have on its free cash flow? c. D\'eon purchases materials on 30-day terms, meaning that it is supposed to pay for purchases within 30 days of receipt. Judging from its 2014 balance sheet, do you think that D\'Leon pays suppliers on time? Explain, inclu what problems might occur if suppliers are not paid in a timely manner d. D\'Leon spends money for labor, materials, and fixed assets (depreciation) to make products - and spends stil more money to sell those products. Then the firm makes sales that result in receivables, which eventually result in cash inflows. Does it appear that D\'Leon\'s sales price exceeds its costs per unit sold? How does this affect the cash balance? e. Suppose D\'Leon\'s sales manager told the sales staff to start offering 60-day credit term.

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