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connect instructions I helg dule 7 Connect seve & Exit .Jl Submit Question 27 (of 40) 2.50 points Check my work Be sure to answer all parts. Label nonequivalent carbons in the following compound. Part I out ef The carben atoms that are not equivalent to any other carbon in this compound are (select all that Report problem Solution MacBook Air FI F4 FS F6 F7 F8 F9.

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When explaining civil law one would say that it is concemed with disputes between persons and O a the public as a whole only Ob other persons only. O C other persons and between ditizens and their governments Od other persons and between persons and the public as a whole QUESTION 28 Amber Heard, a citizen of Arizona, wants to file a suit against Jhonny Depp, a citizen of Nevada. Their diversity of citizenship may be a basis for O a no court to exercise jurisdiction. O b a federal court to exercise original jurisdíction. O the United States Supreme Court to refusejurisdiction d. a state court to exercise appellate jurisdiction Solution Answer is C. The Persons here include business etc. The above is derived from definition 28 A federal court....... You exercise jurisdiction. See judiciary act of 1789.

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What is the difference between a short and long branch? Solution long branch is a form of systematic error whereby distantly related lineages are incorrectly inferred to be closely related. LBA arises when the amount of molecular or morphological change accumulated within a lineage is sufficient to cause that lineage to appear similar (thus closely related) to another long-branched lineage, solely because they have both undergone a large amount of change, rather than because they are related by descent. Such bias is more common when the overall divergence of some taxa results in long branches within a phylogeny. Long-branches are often attracted to the base of a phylogenetic tree, because the lineage included to represent an outgroup is often also long-branched. The frequency of true LBA is unclear and often debated. Although often viewed as a failing of parsimony-based methodology, LBA can result from a variety of scenarios Long branch effects distort maximum.

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What is the maximum file size in a FAT32 system? Solution First note that there are three varieties of FAT: FAT12, FAT16 and FAT32. @ FAT12 had a maximum file size of 12mb, it was used for floppy disks. @ FAT16 was used on hard drivers up to 4GB, and had a cluster size that varied from 2kb to 64 kb,it is never used anymore because nobody has partitiona as small as 4GB. @ FAT32 took over from FAT16 and has a maximum drive size of 2TB. ITS MAXIMUM FILE SIZE IS 4GB, Its cluster size is 4KB up to apartition of 8GB. Above 8GB the cluster size grows upto 32kb..

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The numeric data types in C++ can be broken into two general categories: A) numbers and characters B) floats and doubles C) short integer and long double D) real and unreal E) None of these Solution Answer for this question is none of these which is option E. Because the numeric data types in C++ can be broken into integer and floating point.C option is partially true because short integer is part of integer and long integer is part for floating point but you cannot say that this part is true..

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The capillaries at the alveoli: Form a respiratory membrane Are specialized and are thinner than normal capillaries Are thicker than normal capillaries Surround terminal bronchioles Intrapulmonary pressure (Ppul): Is equal to Patm at rest Is positive relative to Patm during inspiration Is negative relative to Patm during exhalation A&B; B&C; Intrapleural pressure (Pip): Is equal to Patm at rest is positive relative to Patm Is negative relative to Patm A&B; E&C; Label \"A\" if this structure is part of the alimentary canal and \"B\" If the structure is an accessory organ. Pancreas Mouth Small Intestine Liver Gallbladder Large intestine Pharynx Salivary glands Use the following answers: Mucosa Submucosa Muscular is Serosa Contains elastic fibers that allow for distension and retention. The circular and longitudinal smooth muscle layers. Location of the enteric nervous system (Two answers can be applied here) Contains the lymphoid tissue Secretes digestive enzymes Smelling food to trigger early phases of digestion is considered: Short term (enteric nervous system) Longer term (central nervous system) Which of the following statements is FALSE? The teeth provide mechanical breakdown of food. The tongue pushes against the sod palate during chewing The saliva begins chemical breakdown of food The tongue helps manipulate food What is true about the events of the buccal phase of swallowing? The upper esophageal sphincter is closed. The food bolus is forced towards the oropharynx. It is involuntary During deglutition: the upper esophageal sphincter relaxes The constrictor muscles of the pharynx contract to force food interiorly It is involuntary Solution 38. Option 2nd is correct. Both alveoli and their surrounded capillaries need to have thinner walls because of gaseous exchange. 39. At rest Ppul = Patm, pulmonary pressure equals to atmospheric pressure. During inspiration Ppul.

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Research indicates that online news seekers tend to access topics of interest over what may be considered more important public affairs stories. Is this good or bad, and how is this related to the agenda-setting power of mainstream media outlets? Please expand on negative or postive, thanks! Solution This is obviously not good as it negatively impacts the news content and topics. If the news seekers are more inclined towards the topics which are not as important as public affairs, media would tend to create or structure its content in the same way so as to meet the demands of its viewers. This greatly affects the agenda-setting power of mainstream media outlets where in they concentrate on those specific issues and topics that makes the public to assume that it is more important. Hence, the reality gets distorted as it is filtered and doctored..

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In the Hackensack river estuary wich crosses the Meadowlands, the salinity of the water is greater than 100 years ago. This is probably a result of a. a significant decrease in sea level at the mouth of the river b. a significant increase in the salt content of the ocean c. a significant increase in pollution from organic chemicals d. damming the river upstream from the Meadowlands Solution Choice c is correct. Reason: With course of industrialization and increase in liquid waste along with chemicals generated from the commericial industries, various water bodies have experienced decline in quality of water in last few decades. The Hackensack river is one such example which has specifically undergone increase in salinity upto 16 times as before and consequently undergo lack in diversity of fauna and flora. The major reason behind this observation is uncontrolled industrialization and pollutant release in the water body..

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in java In Java, integer division is performed using the // operator. T or F Solution In Java, integer division is performed using the // operator. Answer: False In Java // is used to mark comments, for divion we should use / operator. Example for writing a comment is shown below //this is a comment Example for performing integer division is shown below int a=10,b=2; int r; r=a/b; (this statement performs a divsion of a and b and the remainder is assigned to r).

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Identify the balance sheet components of a commercial bank. Solution The balance sheet of a commercial bank typically has two sections . One is liabilities and another is assets . Liabilities refer to the depositis with the banks on which they have to pay interest . While assets are loans or advances made by the banks from which there is a prospect of earning for the bank . Liabilities include : Share Capital , reserve , deposits ( fixed , savings etc ) , borrowings etc . Assets include : bills and securities discounted , cash in hand , cash with central bank , investments , loans and advances etc ..

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