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16). What is plasmolysis? What would happen if you placed Elodea in dH20? I have a biology lab exam coming up this is one of the review topic questions. I would appreciate the help. Solution Plasmolysis is the process where cell looses water when it is present in hypertonic solution due to higher external osmotic pressure. Similar to the above statement if cell keep in dH2O it causes cytolysis which means water enter into cell and causes it to enlarge, this is due to lower external osmotic pressure..

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Central banks in advanced economies have gradually moved away from monetary policy based on monetary targeting (founded on the quantity theory of money) and tend to focus on inflation using some variation of the interest rate determination rule or “Taylor rule”. What explains that evolution of monetary policy? How does the Taylor rule work? What is your evaluation of the efficiency of the new approaches to monetary policy in advanced economies, using the US as an example? Solution What explains that evolution of monetary policy? How does the Taylor rule work? What is your evaluation of the efficiency of the new approaches to monetary policy in advanced economies, using the US as an example?.

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Asteroids X, Y, and Z have equal mass of 4.0 kg each, They orbit around a planet with M = 7.20*10^24 kg. The orbits are in the plane of the paper. The 3 asteroids orbit in the same counterclockwise direction. Solution 1. Greater than, 2. equal to, (r and c seems to be at same distance from the planet, if not the answer will change), 3. greater than ( v seems to be closer to the planet than c) 4. less than 5. equal to, 6. less than 7. less than.

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Biochemistry:- Explain the differences in the ease of lateral movement and transmembrane movement of phospholipids. Solution Lateral movement refers to the lateral movement of lipids and proteins found in the membrane. Membrane lipids and proteins are generally free to move laterally if they are not restricted by certain interactions. Lateral diffusion is a fairly quick and spontaneous process. Transverse movement involves the movement of a lipid or protein from one membrane surface to the other. Unlike lateral diffusion, transverse diffusion is a fairly slow process due to the fact that a relatively significant amount of energy is required for flip-flopping to occur. Most large proteins do not flip-flop due to their extensive polar regions, which are unfavorable in the hydrophobic core of a membrane bilayer. Differences in the ease of lateral movement and transmembrane movement of phospholipids.

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With regard to the SDLC and the Systems Engineering process: The SDLC and Systems Engineering method are independent from each other. You may use the SE method without being within a life cycle and alternatively you may develop a system throughout its life cycle without using the SE method. The SDLC and Systems Engineering method are highly dependent on each other. A system\'s life cycle is iterated several times within the SE method. The SDLC and Systems Engineering method are highly dependent on each other. The SE method is iterated several times over a system\'s development life cycle. The SDLC and SE method are essentially the same thing. Showing a system\'s life cycle is just another way of showing the SE method.a. The SDLC and Systems Engineering method are independent from each other. You may use the SE method without being within a life cycle and alternatively you may develop a system throughout its life cycle without using the SE method.b. The SDLC and Systems Engineering method are highly dependent on each other. A system\'s life cycle is iterated several times within the SE method.c. The SDLC and Systems Engineering method are highly dependent on each other. The SE method is iterated several times over a system\'s development life cycle.d. The SDLC and SE method are essentially the same thing. Showing a system\'s life cycle is just another way of showing the SE method. Solution Answer b) The SDLC and Systems Engineering method are highly dependent on each other. A system\'s life cycle is iterated several times within the SE method. Explanation: The systems development life cycle (SDLC), is a term used in systems engineering, information systems and software engineering to describe a process for planning, creating, testing, and deploying an information system..

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What is the conjugate acid of each of the following Brønsted–Lowry bases? HSO3 Express your answer as a chemical formula. SO32 Express your answer as a chemical formula. OH Express your answer as a chemical formula. H2PO4 Express your answer as a chemical formula. Solution the conjugate acid is formed by addition of H+ , ions to base , H2SO3 is the conjugate acid of bronsted lowry base HSO3-- , for SO3 2-- It is HSO3--, FOR OH-- , it is H2O , FOR H2PO4-- , it is H3PO4.

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What is the importance of phosphoryl-transfer potential and what factors differentiate the stability of reactants vs. products? Solution Importance of phosphoryl-transfer potential:is defined as the ability of a compound to transfer its phosphoryl group across a membrane.The phosphoryl transfer potential is an important form of cellular energy transformation. 4 factors differentiate the stability of reactants and products: 1. Electrostatic (charge) repulsion. 2. Resonance stabilization. 3. Increase in Entropy. 4.Stabilization due to hydration..

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What is emphysema? What effect does emphysema have on breathing? What are the causes and treatments? Solution Emphysema is progressive disease of lungs that causes due to over inflation of alveoli. The lung tissue involved in exchange of gases are impaired or destroyed. In this disease, the airflow on exhalation is slowed or stopped because of over inflation of alveoli . So when a person tries to breathe, no movements of gases out of the alveoli. The causes of emphysema are cigarette smoking, air pollution, airway reactivity etc. It can be treated using bronchodilating medications, steroid medications, antibiotics, and oxygen in the case of emergency conditions..

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What are cyclins?and How do cyclins oscillate? Solution Cyclines are group of protein that control the progression of cell in cell cycle by activating cycline dependent kinase. Each cycline associates with one or two CDK. And cycline - CDK complex results in activation of active sites. Some studies suggest that cell cycle is triggered by an oscillator present in midst of cyclin - CDK complex. Cyclins in presence of sufficient growth factor of CDK is capable of self organisation in the form of oscillations. The oscillations corresponds to sequential activation various CDK cyclin complex that control cell cycle.the change from cell quiescence to cell proliferation corresponds to transition from a stable state to oscillations state of CDK..

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Weaver Company Comparative Balance Sheet December 31, 2015 and 2014 2015 2014 Cash Accounts recelvable Inventory Prepald expenses $ 2 $ 11 231 196 306 155 9 Total current assets 468 443 Property, plant, and equipment 508 428 Less accumulated depreciation Net property, plant, and equipment Long-term Investments Total assets (86) 422 28 (71) 357 35 $ 918 835 Liabilties and Stockholders\' Equity Accounts payable Accrued llabilities Income taxes payable $301 226 79 64 71 72 369 172 Total current llabllitles 198 642 161 Bonds payable Total llabllities 541 Common stock 200 94. 115 Retalned earnings Total stockholders\' equity Total liabllties and stockholders\' equity 276 294 $ 918 835 Solution Weaver Company Statement of Cash Flows For the year ended December 31, 2015 (I) Operating activities Net income for the current year 60 Adjustments to convert net income to cash basis Provision for tax made 25 Loss on sale of equipments 2 Depreciation provided 25 Less: Gain on sale of investments -5 Operating profits before working capital changes 107 Add: Decrease in current assets Inventory 41 Less: Increase in current assets Accounts receivable - 75 Prepaid expenses - 4 Add: Increase in current liabilities Accounts payables 75 Less: Decrease in current liabilities Accrued liabilities - 8 Less: Tax paid - 17 Net cash generated from operating activities 119 (II) Investing activities Sale of investments 12 Sale of equipments 18 Purchase of property, plant and equipments -110 Net cash used in investing activities - 80 (III) Financing activities Cash dividend paid - 39 Buy back of own stock - 39 Issue of bonds payable 26 Net cash used in financing activities - 52 Net increase in cash and cash equivalents (I+II+III) - 13 Add:Begining cash and cash equivalents 11 Ending cash and cash equivalents - 2 Dr. Provision for tax account Cr. Cash(Tax paid) 17 Balance b/d 64 Balance c/d 72 Provision for tax made 25 89 89 Dr. Property, plant and equipments account Cr. Balance b/d 428 Accu. depreciation 10 Cash (Purchases) 110 Cash (sale) 18 (Bal.Fig.) Loss on sale 2 Balance c/d 508 538 538 Dr. Accumulated depreciation account Cr. Equipment account 10 Balance b/d 71 Balance c/d 86 Depreciation for the current year 25 96 96 Net cash provided by operating activities $119.

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13. The auditor\'s report on Other Financial Information (OFI) accompanying the audited statements may take the form of: a. an opinion that the OFI is fairly stated, but only with respect to the statements taken as a whole b. an opinion that the OFI is fairly stated at the OFI detail level of analysis c. a disclaimer of opinion on the OFI d. either a or c. e. either b or c. Solution Management is responsible for the other information. The other information comprises the information included in the X report but does not include the financial statements and our auditor’s report thereon. Asnwer: D .either a or c..

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tructure.com/courses/2251 ents Ch 4 Hwk due June 12th wk due June 12th assignments/209422 PLUS Kimmel, Accounting, 6e telp 1 Grace Perlod: 8 days left I Register due ume 12thxercise 4-15 ed-10 This is a partial adjusted trial balance of Wildhorse Ca Adjusted Trial Balar anuary 31, 201 asults by Study 1940 1,470 Supplies Prepaid tnsur Salaries and Wages Payable Unearned Service Revene Suppies Expense Insurance Expense Galaries and wages Expense Service Re 2,040 the closing entris at account estles and the amounts. Credit account tities are awtomaticaly ndented when the amount is entered. De net indent manualy 31 DOLL PrSE rvser 5 6 7 8 E R T Y U I Solution 1) Debit supplies $940 Credit supplies expense. $ 940 2) Debit pre paid insurance. $1470 Credit insurance $1470 3)Debit. Salaries and wages $1040 Credit salaries and wages payable $1040 4) debit cash 840 Credit unearned revenue $840 5)insurance expense no entry is required 6) service expense no entry is required 7)salaries and wages expense no entry Service revenue. No entry.

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Transportation is a pervasive and very important part of all developed economies and is a key ingredient for underdeveloped countries to progress to economic development and independence. • The history of the United States is replete with evidence of the close correlation of advances in transportation technology with our advancing economic development from the Erie Canal to our modern highways and air systems. • Transportation systems are the lifelines of cities and the surrounding suburbs. Tons of products are moved into cities every day to promote the health and welfare of its citizens. Also, products which are produced in the cities are moved out for shipment elsewhere. • Transportation contributes to the value of goods by providing time and place utility. That is, effective and efficient transportation moves products to points where there is a demand for the product and at a time when it is needed. • Geographic and labor specialization are important cornerstones of industrialized countries and transportation provides one of the necessary ingredients for this to occur. • The more efficient the transportation system, the greater the possibility of scale economies and increased market areas. • Improved transportation in an area will usually increase land values because of the improved accessibility to raw materials and markets. • The flow and patterns for commerce influence transportation infrastructure patterns of developing countries. • Transportation expenditures for freight and passengers are an important part of the gross domestic product in the United States. • While transportation provides many benefits, it can also contribute to environmental problems including pollution, poor air quality, acid rain, and global climate changes. QUESTIONS 1. There is much discussion on the local, state, and federal levels about the need to repair and improve the Interstate Highway System. Provide a rationale for this need. 2. “Transportation is the most important economic factor for economic development.” Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Why or why not? 3. The opening of the Erie Canal and the building of the transcontinental railroads in the 19th century were described as significant milestones for the economic development in the United States. Explain their importance individually and collectively. 4. The highways and other transportation networks that serve major metropolitan areas are frequently described as the lifelines of the metropolitan area. Do you agree with this statement? Why or why not? 5. Compare and contrast time and place utility, and explain how they contribute to the value of products. What is the importance of time and place utility in our global economy? Solution 1. The discussion on repair and improve federal highways is very much evident from increasing transportation costs in US and detoriating condition of traffic in the country. US government need to understand that improving transporation would not only releave .

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This is Java, What I am creating is a multi lab pacman type game. This one covers movement. I basically need my code below to meet the labs requiremnts. IE I need this game to allow two players to move. Also anymous person answering this with my same code stop it you have been reported for spam Thanks for the help included is some codes import javax.swing.JFrame; public class MainFrame { public static void main(String[] args) { // create the frame JFrame myFrame = new JFrame(\"Platformer\"); // set up the close operation myFrame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); // create panel MainPanel myPanel = new MainPanel(); // add panel myFrame.getContentPane().add(myPanel); // pack myFrame.pack(); // set visibility to true myFrame.setVisible(true); } } import java.awt.Dimension; import java.awt.Graphics; import java.awt.event.KeyEvent; import java.awt.event.KeyListener; import javax.swing.ImageIcon; import javax.swing.JPanel; public class MainPanel extends JPanel implements KeyListener{ int x = 0; int y = 0; ImageIcon myIcon = new ImageIcon(\"./src/TreasureChest.png\"); public MainPanel() { setPreferredSize(new Dimension(1000,1000)); addKeyListener(this); setFocusable(true); } public void paintComponent(Graphics page) { super.paintComponent(page); page.drawImage(myIcon.getImage(), x, y, null); } @Override public void keyPressed(KeyEvent arg0) { int keyCode = arg0.getKeyCode(); if (keyCode == KeyEvent.VK_LEFT) { x -= 100; } else if (keyCode == KeyEvent.VK_RIGHT) { x += 100; } else if (keyCode == KeyEvent.VK_UP) { y -= 100; } else if (keyCode == KeyEvent.VK_DOWN) { y += 100; } repaint(); } @Override public void keyReleased(KeyEvent arg0) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub } @Override public void keyTyped(KeyEvent arg0) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub } This is the overall goal for the project for this part of the lab I basically just neeed to have two player movemet across the Jpanel so I believe I just need to use a consturer to make two instances of the player class that uses different movement Solution import javax.swing.JFrame; public class MainFrame { public static void main(String[] args) { // create the frame JFrame myFrame = new JFrame(\"Platformer\"); // set up the close operation myFrame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); // create panel MainPanel myPanel = new MainPanel(); // add panel myFrame.getContentPane().add(myPanel); // pack myFrame.pack(); // set visibility to true myFrame.setVisible(true); } } import java.awt.Dimension; import java.awt.Graphics; import java.awt.event.KeyEvent; import java.awt.event.KeyListener; import javax.swing.ImageIcon; import javax.swing.JPanel; public class MainPanel extends JPanel implements KeyListener{ int x = 0; int y = 0; ImageIcon myIcon = new ImageIcon(\"./src/TreasureChest.png\"); public MainPanel() { setPreferredSize(new Dimension(1000,1000)); addKeyListener(this); setFocusable(true); } public void paintComponent(Graphics page) { super.paintComponent(page); page.drawIm.

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The European Union has faced a number of challenges in recent years, from withdrawal of the United Kingdom (“Brexit”) to financial crises and political unrest in the southern tier countries (Italy, Greece, Spain) to controversy over the status of refugees. Pick one crisis and detail its nature and origins. What led EU members to disagree? How has the organization been affected by the tensions among its members? How will controversy affect the EU over the longer term? Will the organization persist, transform or fail? Defend your answer. Solution answer: The European debt crisis or Eurozone crisis is one of the biggest financial crises faced by European union. It started with the collapse of banking system in Iceland in 2008 and spread in member countries by the end of 2009. The European debt crisis originated due to the increasing government debt and the inability of member countries to repay the government debt. This crisis has affected the economies of member countries adversely and the member countries lost their confidence in EU because the union was unable to bring countries out of this debt crisis at affected their business and foreign trade. It created disagreement among its member countries due to the policies of EU to reduce the effect of debt crisis. The organization and its working has been negatively affected by the tension among its member countries and when United kingdom exited from the EU it did worsen the situation. If the controversy among member countries will persist for long time then its will affect the working and management of EU and will also create negative effect on the economy of member countries. The organization will definitely persist or keep going because it is one of the strongest organization of the world and also crises comes and goes and it makes organizations more stronger and efficient to face the problems..

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THE CIPUTRA GROUP: SHAPING THE CITY IN ASIA “If you have the will, and the spirit, and you have confidence, you follow up with forecast, all will happen.” Mr. Ciputra Mr. Ciputra, founder of the Ciputra Group, looked back on his long career as one of Indonesia’s most prominent entrepreneurs. As a developer in the real estate sector, he had provided modern and comfortable spaces for millions of Indonesians to live, recreate, shop and work. Ciputra’s courage, vision and expertise led to extraordinary successes in the 1990s. But the Ciputra Group also went through a particularly difficult period during the Asian Crisis of 1998, a crisis that exposed the vulnerabilities of the Ciputra Group’sbusiness model. Ciputra had felt relieved when the last debt restructuring agreement was signed in 2005. Yet, right at the moment when the Ciputra Group was gearing up for a new era of growth, a globaleconomic crisis struck in late 2008. Ciputra, who was now 77 years old and planning to retire, was againforced to reassess the Ciputra Group’s strategy. He thought about the appropriate balance between his many ideas for innovative real estate projects and the level of risk the company could manage. Theongoing transfer of leadership toward his children and children-in-law also required his attention. Howcould the business continue the tradition of entrepreneurship while also building a professionally managed family business group? The Ciputra family needed to work out a comprehensive strategy to prepare thefamily business for the next decades. AWAKENING THE SPIRIT OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP His father passed away in prison in 1943,when Ciputra was only 12 years old. Ciputra, then a fatherless child, was raised in poverty, but he was ableto continue his schooling after the war. After completing high school, he subsequently went to the famousInstitute of Technology Bandung (ITB) in Java, where he studied architecture. His career would be onethat showed, as he himself explained, his “spirit of entrepreneurship.” Because the allowance he received from his mother during his university days was not sufficient, he startedhis first venture as a student in 1957. He established an architecture consulting agency with two friends,Budi Brasali (who passed away in 2006) and Ismail Sofyan. After graduating in 1960, Ciputra decided that,rather than working as a consultant for others, he wanted to implement his own ideas as a developer. Ciputraworked and subsequently became the chief executive officer of Pembangunan Jaya, a developer partly ownedby the Jakarta provincial government, where he stayed for 35 years and worked closely with several ofJakarta’s former governors. In this capacity, he shaped Jakarta, including building or renovating severalprominent markets, a recreation park and various housing projects. Aside from this job, he and his friends also established the Metropolitan Group after graduation, whereCiputra became the president commissioner, a non-executive role in which.

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TCO F: You work for a freshman congressman who is trying to learn the level of federal involvement in healthcare. He understands that the federal government pays for healthcare, but he is unclear on programs and funding amounts. He does not understand the difference between the executive branch of the government\'s direct involvement in healthcare and Congress\'s involvement through legislation and funding. Key points for the brief are federal-level administrative programs (executive level) and congressional legislation and funding. Solution There are a few classifications of government subsidizing that are of extensive enthusiasm to clinician-advocates. Included among them are biomedical and health administrations inquire about, benefit programs for patients, for example, the Ryan White AIDS Care Act, and general health subsidizing identified with particular ailments and particular bodies electorate. Toward the beginning of February every year, the President sends to the Congress his proposed spending plan for the government financial year that starts on October 1 of that year. The proposed spending plan contains huge insight about subsidizing levels, government work levels, and program achievements. Its accommodation starts a procedure that in principle closes in Congress\' order of apportionments bills to subsidize the whole government. As required by the Budget Impoundment and Control Act of 1974, the initial step for Congress is to sanction a Budget Resolution. This is a simultaneous determination that isn\'t marked into law by the president however ties Congress by putting limits on government spending in wide utilitarian classifications (i.e., health, transportation, farming, or protection). It additionally proposes changes in impose and different approaches to alter add up to government spending and income to hit shortage or surplus targets. Different panels of the Congress decide the specifics of how these objectives are to be met. For instance, the House Ways and Means and Senate Finance Committees are in charge of suggesting the nitty gritty changes in impose approach with the goal that income achieves the sum foreseen in the spending determination. Similarly, the House Energy and Commerce Committee and the Senate HELP Committee would need to create changes to the law representing social insurance projects to meet target spending figures. These progressions are basically \"stapled together\" into a bill called a Reconciliation Bill. Once the spending assignments are made to the Appropriations Committees and afterward to the subcommittees (most health related subsidizing is dealt with by the Labor HHS-Education Subcommittee in the two houses), a progression of hearings with government office authorities and in some cases the overall population start. This information is utilized as a part of the generation of a draft apportionments charge in every subcommittee known as the \"administrator\'s stamp.\" From this point, the authoritati.

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Subaltern studies is concerned with underdogs in society and their relationship with lower-level officials, the \'subalterns True False Solution Subaltern studies is concerned with underdogs in society and their relationship with lower-level officials, this statement is absolutely true,since subaltern refers to the populations that are socially, politically and geographically neglected from the central mainland..

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