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why do Private offices have a high sensible heat ratio? Solution the private offives where the high concentration is demanded the high sensible heat ratio is because to maintain the humidity in summer SHR=SENSIBLE HEAT/TOTAL HEAT so if sensible heat ratio will high then total heat will low and so in office temperature is maintain.

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Thank you for your helpful answer! Consider the following method: bool hasDuplicates(int V[], int n) {for (int i=0; i Solution 1) So we can see that the total number of times the sequence of statements executes is: N + N-1 + N-2 + ... + 3 + 2 + 1. the total is O(N2). 2) Use count array to store frequency of each element in an array traverse the entire array and find maximum element create an array with size of maximum element and instantiate to zero now traverse count array and see if it has value 2 for any index if it has then array has duplicates else no O(n) complexityValue of iNumber of iterations of inner loop0N1N-12N-2......N-22N-11.

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Should Maria’s ethical responsibility to Linda lead her to keep these concerns to herself and allow the recommendation to stand? Solution Ethical responsibility mainly is used to follow the right path. Here, the actions of an individual must benefit the whole society. So a person should speak up for the right thing. Every individual is accountable for fulfilling their civic duty, even small business owners also have ethical responsibilities to their employees, customers and society as a whole. So if Maria feels there is something that would affect their customers, environment, business and society as a whole, she should not keep her concerns to herself.

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Revolution in Egypt With 83 million people, Egypt is the most populous Arab state. On the face of it, c Egypt made significant economic progress during the 2000s. In 2004, the gov- emment of Hosni Mubarak enacted a series of economic reforms that included calling for Mo and he step that included reins of pow to dem trade liberalization, cuts in import tarifs, tax cuts, deregulation, and changes in tion to dem on a s investment regulations that allowed for more foreign direct investment in the voted on a Egyptian economy. As a consequence, economic growth, which had been in way for the the 2 to 4 percent range during the early 2000s, accelerated to around 7 per- Egyptians cent a year. Exports almost tripled, from $9 billion in 2004 to more than $25 bi Doest lion by 2010. Foreign direct investment increased from $4 billion in 2004 to state with $11 billion in 2008, while unemployment fell from 11 percent to 8 percent. erate Isla By 2008, Egypt seemed to be displaying many of the features of other country emerging economies. On Cairo\'s outskirts, clusters of construction cranes Mohame could be seen where gleaming new offices were being built for companies ment st such as Microsoft, Oracle, and Vodafone. Highways were being con- was as structed, hypermarkets were opening their doors, and sales of private cars on fore quadrupled between 2004 and 2008. Things seemed to be improving. ich But appearances can be deceiving. Underneath the surface, Egypt had Foreig major economic and political problems. Inflation, long a concern, remained fast. high at 12.8 percent. As the global economic crisis took hold in 2008-2009, nomi Egypt saw many of its growth drivers slow. In 2008, tourism brought some subsi $11 billion into the country, accounting for 8.5 percent of gross domestic not a product, but it fell sharply in 2009 and 2010. Remittances from Egyptian budg expatriates working overseas, which amounted to $8.5 billion in 2008, de- cess clined sharply as construction projects in the Gulf, where many of them the worked, were cut back or shut down. Earnings from the Suez Canal, which tha stood at $5.2 billion in 2008, declined by 25 percent in 2009 as the volume ha of world shipping slumped in the wake of the global economic slowdown. ba the rich and the poor. Some 44 percent of Egyptians are classified as poor or extremely poor, the average wage is less than $100 a month. Some 2.6 million people are so destitute that their entire income cannot cover their basic food needs ru his So Solution The Egyptian economy is dependent on the Egypt\'s political stability. Egypt is still governed by a interim government. Unemployment rate is high in Egypt. The current government should first make changes in the economy to decrease unemployment rate. Many wealthy business men have left the country. The interim government have to stabilise the economy to win back the confidence of egytian entrepreneur class. This will positively affect the employment rate and will creat.

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Question No. 1 What updates have been brought by snmpv2 to SNMPv1 communication architecture? [2 marks] Question No. 2 How SNMPv3 enhances security compared to SNMPv2? [2 marks] Question No. 3 Define RMON [1 mark] What are the benefits of RMON ? [1 mark] Question No. 4 As a network manager, you are responsible for the operation of a network. You notice heavy traffic in a host that is on a TCP/IP network and want to find out the details: What basic network monitoring tool(s) would you use? [1 mark] What would you look for in your results? [1 mark] Question No. 5 What is the difference between nslookup & dig? [1 marks] Question No. 5 Install wireshark and capture IP packets on your Ethernet interface. Put a screenshot of IP packets captured on your device. [1 marks] Analyze their headers and contents. [2 marks] (1 mark bonus for Solution Answer 1. SNMPv1 (Simple Network Management Protocol) v1 was designed as a short term solution to allow management of TCP/IP - based internets. Although it was simple there were some major issues in SNMPv1, viz Expressiveness of MIB definitions, performance and security issues. Some key differences brought in SNMPv2 are: Answer 2: The newer version of SNMP, i.e. SNMPv3 was released to cover some of the security issues that plagued SNMPv2. SNMPv3 framework augments the original SNMP and SNMPv2 specifications with additional security and administration capabilities. Security and remote configuration capabilities were added in the newer version. The SNMPv3 architecture introduces the User-based Security Model (USM) for message security and View-based Access Control Model(VACM) for access control. The architecture supports the concurrent use of different security, access control and message processing protocols. SNMPv2 also introduces the ability to dynamically configure the SNMP agent using SNMP SET commands against the MIB objects that represent the agent\'s configuration. The dynamic configuration support enables addition, deletion and modification of configuration entries locally or remotely. The latest architecture incorporates an SNMP context engine ID to encode and decode SNMP contexts. In short, SNMPv3 provides three layers of security. The highest level is with authentication and privacy. The second or middle level is with authentication and no privacy and the bottom level is without authentication and privacy. Answer 3: Remote Monitoring (RMON) is a standard specification that facilitates the monitoring , analyzing and troubleshooting of network operational activities through the use of remote devices known as monitors or probes. RMON provides the benefits of standarazation and improves efficiency by allowing you to remain at one workstation and collect information from widely dispersed LAN segments or VLANs. RMON also allows proactive management and reduces the traffic load. Answer 4: Microsoft network monitor and CapsaFree are a few of the basic tools one can use for in this case. Main features of MNM i.

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President Truman belleved that an increase in a na development, which typically includes the exploitation of tion\'s ii means that a nation is moving toward economic . levels of consumption; immigrant laborers O levels of consumption; natural resources O standard of living; immigrant laborers Ostandard of living; natural resources Solution President Truman believed that an increase in nation\'s levels of consumption means that a nation is moving towards economic development, which typically includes the exploitation of natural resources..

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Pretend you have been asked by the president of the united statesto chair a special task force that is to write a national policy statement on children\'s exposure to television. What recommendations would you make concerning viewing hours and type of shows to be aired? Relating television back to cognitive development, give two examples of how young children might misunderstand plots of television shows or claims made on advertisements. Solution individuals suffering from social isolation can employ television to create what is termed a parasocial or faux relationship with characters from their favorite television shows and movies as a way of deflecting feelings of loneliness and social deprivation.Just as an individual would spend time with a real person sharing opinions and thoughts, pseudo-relationships are formed with TV characters by becoming personally invested in their lives as if they were a close friend so that the individual can satiate the human desire to form meaningful relationships and establish themselves in society. The pleasurable effects of television may be likened to an addictive activity, producing \"momentary pleasure but long-term misery and regret.\"When a person plays video games or watches TV, the basal ganglia portion of the brain becomes very active and dopamine is released.Release of high amounts of dopamine reduces the amount of the neurotransmitter available for control of movement, perception of pain and pleasure and formation of feelings.Watching television starting at a young age can profoundly effect children\'s development. These effects include obesity, language delays, and learning disabilities. Physical inactivity while viewing TV reduces necessary exercise and leads to over-eating. Language delays occurs when a child doesn\'t interact with others. Children learn language best from live interaction with parents or other individuals. Resulting learning disabilities from over- watching TV include ADHD, concentration problems and even reduction of IQ. Children who watch too much television can thus have difficulties starting school because they aren\'t interested in their teachers. Children should watch a maximum of 2 hours daily if any television. At the same time, television can help young people discover where they fit into society, develop closer relationships with peers and family, and teach them to understand complex social aspects of communication. Recommendations are: Give a specific time,ie, like 2 hours/day for television watching and engage them in oter leisures such as sports,arts,etc.The type of shows must be informative,such as about new hobbies,improvements in science and technology and new discoveries or about great people.Never go for anything like dating shows or something explicit children..

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Please explain in detail. Why can\'t Salmonella be infected by lambda phage? Why can\'t salmonella be successfully transfected using lambda DNA? Solution Lambda phage is a bacteriophage or bacteria virus which is known to infect bacteria especially Escherichia coli hence, sometimes also called as coliphage.This virus is used in recombinat DNA technology for transferring special genes or you can say that as a vector. To infect a bacterium a virus needs to: 1) interact first with the cell surface receptors which are different in different species thus, making coliphage entry difficult inside the Salmonella species. 2) Multiplication of virus genome inside the bacteria is another factor for a virus to cause infection in a bacterium. To multiply inside bacteria, phage join its nucleic acid with host\'s nucleic acid, this stage of infection is called prophage. To attach its nucleic acid a phage must recognise an attachment site called att site in host\'s genome which varies among different genera. At this stage genetic exchange takes place hence, it is difficult too transfect Salmonella with a coliphage. However, Phage P22 can transfect Salmonella because the bacterium has specific att sites for P22. Also, Transduction i.e. transfer of nucleic acid by a bacteriophage to bacteria was first discovered in P22 infecting Salmonella. Salmonella species can be made competitive( susceptible to genetic exchange by transfection) for coliphage by altering its genomic structure using recombinant DNA tools..

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Part A Tnsomy 21, or Down syndrome, occurs when there is anormal dploid deomosomal complement but one 21 Ahough ave higher (19 vrvna offspring would be expected to have Down syndrome rboen parents have 0own syndrome? Given the that wen 48 chromosomes nou chromosome 21) ly to survive oaydevekpront peroenlage ar O An the chadren would be expected to have Down syndrome o None of surviving offsprang wous be expected to rave Down sydome o one othe survivrg omsprng would be expected trav Downsyndrome O Two minds of surviving preg wouldbe easected to have Down syndrome One hall the survning onspring would be expected lo have Down syndoome Incorrect: Try Again: 2 attempts remaining a O Ask me anything Solution one third of the surviving offspring will have Downs Syndrome Since its inheritance is autosomal, so all children will not have Downzs syndrome. One which will inherit both the copies of trisomy from both parents will have the syndrome.

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Part 1: List the basic steps in securing an operating system. Assume that the O.S. is being installed for the first time on new hardware. Part 2: Name and briefly describe two ways that college students could be recruited into illegal espionage. Part 3: Explain the function of the trusted boot function of the trusted platform module (TPM.) Tell how that is related to the current controversy between Apple and the FBI concerning encryption. What could the FBI do in the absence of a trusted boot function? Part 4: Define single loss exposure and annualized risk of occurrence. Explain in your own words what these have to do with computer security. Part 5: Explain why it is important to monitor outbound traffic as well as inbound traffic in a corporate network. Give an example Solution Part1:- There are three things that can enhance operating system security across an enterprise network: First, provisioning of the servers on the network should be done once in one place, involving the roughly tens of separate configurations most organizations require. This image, or set of images, can then be downloaded across the network, with the help of software that automates this process and eliminates the pain of doing it manually for each server. Moreover, even if you had an instruction sheet for these key configurations, you wouldn\'t want local administrators to access these key configurations for each server, which is very dangerous. The best way to do it is once and for all. Once the network has been provisioned, administrators need to be able to verify policy compliance, which defines user access rights and ensures that all configurations are correct. An agent running on the network or remotely can monitor each server continuously, and such monitoring wouldn\'t interfere with normal operations. Second, account management needs to be centralized to control access to the network and to ensure that users have appropriate access to enterprise resources. Policies, rules and intelligence should be located in one place—not on each box—and should be pushed out from there to provision user systems with correct IDs and permissions. An ID life cycle manager can be used to automate this process and reduce the pain of doing this manually. Third, the operating system should be configured so that it can be used to monitor activity on the network easily and efficiently—revealing who is and isn\'t making connections, as well as pointing out potential security events coming out of the operating system. Administrators can use a central dashboard that monitors these events in real time and alerts them to serious problems based on preset correlations and filtering. Just as important, this monitoring system should be set up so that administrators aren\'t overwhelmed by routine events that don\'t jeopardize network security. Part2:- Two ways that college students could be recruited into illegal espionage: First, the students may be trend before they sending out to the foreign .

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John is 35 years old and recently married with Eva. After they got married, they are considering to have their first child in 2 years and save for a deposit to buy an apartment. Which lifecycle stage is John likely in? Select one: a. Wealth accumulation phase b. Early family formation c. Approaching retirement d. Post retirement e. Saving versus consumption phase Solution Answer :- Option e). Saving versus consumption phase. Explanation :- John is likely in \"Saving versus consumption phase\" of lifecycle in the above given question..

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List three characteristics that an Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) could use in identifying an intruder to a network. Do you feel these systems are effective? Solution Intrusion Prevention System is a control device of security technology where it has the capacity which it offers the security to all the system levels. That is, it provides the security from the operating system to network data packets. When the data is transferred by the user, the IPS offers some rules for the network traffic for alerting the user system or the network administrators by giving alert that there will be a suspicious in the traffic. Then the administrator can take the action on the suspicious and user can be attentive. If there are any potential attacks then IPS makes attempts to stop it. IPS has the capacity that it prevents the known intrusion signatures, and also some unknown attacks. Yes, it is an effective system to avoid the attacks and protects the system in all levels by providing the security..

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In which disease investigation are important? Solution Investigation of disease include symptoms of disease , its spread and treatment with measures to control them.Primary objective of investigation is identify source of disease and measures to prevent them. Investigation is required in many communicable disease , disease caused by any kind of poisoning, disease caused by any parasite , infectious disease and disease caused by any unknown source of present information is not available..

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In the early 1900s. there was considerable debate about whether protein or DNA was the hereditary material. For what reasons did many researchers assume that protein was the genetic material? What key sets of experiments led to the understanding that, in fact. DNA and not protein was the hereditary material? What evidence did each experiment provide? Solution Answer a. Scientist thought that almost everything inside the cells is done by protein also they gave the rationale behind this is due to fact that if something complex or any important thing that is being done inside the cell is may be due to protein At that time, it was known that proteins are made up of 20 amino acids and DNA is made up of 4 different nucleotides. This might lead them to thought that protein could be genetic material since it creates multiple variability as compared to DNA. What key set of experiments that led to the understanding that, in fact, DNA not protein was the hereditary material? What evidence did each experiment provide? Griffiths transformation experiment on mouse He used two different strains of Streptococcus pneumoniae. One stain was virulent and other one was virulent. He boiled both the strain and infected them to mice. But mice survived. Then he done another experiment where he mixed heat killed virulent strain with live avirulent strain. Upon injecting the mixture, the mice died. Upon isolation of the strain he found virulent strain from dead mice. Since protein denature upon heating so proposed that some material transfer from heat killed virulent strain and passes into avirument strain which is the cause of mice death. This experiment first indirect proof which showed that DNA not protein is the genetic material. Harshey and Chase Experiment They used 35sulphur and radio 32phosphorus. Since phosphorus is found in DNA not is proteins same way sulphur is found in proteins not in DNA. They incorporated radiolabelled isotopes into the T phage and transduce onto their host. When phage will multiply in the host their genetic material will also divide. But not the phage ghost. After multiple cycle, they blend the cells and centrifuge them. When they check the radioactivity in supernatant where phage ghost present and pellet where bacterial cells were present they found 32phosphorus in the pellet where bacterial cells were present and 35sulphur in supernatant containing phage ghost. Phage incorporate their DNA into the bacterial DNA so this lead the detection of 32phosphorus in bacterial pellet. What key set of experiments that led to the understanding that, in fact, DNA not protein was the hereditary material? What evidence did each experiment provide? Griffiths transformation experiment on mouse He used two different strains of Streptococcus pneumoniae. One stain was virulent and other one was virulent. He boiled both the strain and infected them to mice. But mice survived. Then he done another experiment where he mixed heat killed virulent strain with l.

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IgE antibodies in an individual already pre-sensitized to a particular allergen are bound to mast cells before exposure to the allergen. True False Type IV hypersensitivity involves Which cell type is known to play a key role in regulating type IV hypersensitivities, ensuring that they do not get out of control? Solution 4) answer is true usually an interval of 2-3 weks is required between senstizing and shocking dose, during, which cytotropic antibody igE( previously known as reagnic antibody) produced aganist the antigen attached to mast cells. when a shocking dose is given there is rapid stimulation of mast cells. 5) type IV reactions there no production of antibodies. it is cell mediated immunity in wjihc lymphocytes play important role. answer t helper cells also participlate in delayed hypersensitivity reactions answer is Th1, Tc and M0 6) NK cells it is a non T non B cell large granular cell which considered as third type of lymphocyte plays important role in typeIV reactions detroys viruses, virus infeted cells, malignant invaded cells..

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Facilitated diffusion requires an input of energy and movement is up the concentration gradient (low to high) movement can be in either direction as it is facilitated by a protein that shuttles the molecules across the membrane refers to the diffusion of water from an area of low solute concentration to an area of high solute concentration requires the help of a carrier or channel protein and movement is down the concentration gradient (high to low) Solution The process of spontaneous passive transport of substances across a cell\'s membrane with the aid of specific transmembrane integral proteins down the concentration gradient is called Facilitated diffusion. So the last option; facilitated diffusion requires the help of a carrier or channel protein and movement is down the concentration gradient i.e. high to low is the correct option..

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Discuss the different forms of viral meningitis; include the cause, symptoms, and treatments Solution Viral meningitis is the most common type of meningitis, an inflammation of the tissue that covers the brain and spinal cord. Babies younger than 1-month-old and people with weakened immune systems are more likely to have severe illness. The most common cause viral meningitis is by non-polio enteroviruses. This group of viruses include coxsackievirus A, coxsackievirus B and echoviruses. Other viruses which cause meningitis include mumps virus, herpes virus, measles virus and influenza virus. The symptoms include fever, headache, sensitivity to light, nausea, vomiting and lack of appetite in adults. In children they have symptoms like poor eating, sleepiness and lethargy. There is no specific treatment for viral meningitis but most people completely recover within 7 to 10 days. People infected with certain viruses like herpesvirus and influenza will usually need treatment such as antiviral medicine..

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