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13 : Multiple choice 1)Computers and the digital revolution have changed our lives in many fundamental ways. If you were on the front lines of the digital revolution when computers were first developed to break codes and calculate missile trajectories, you were most likely living in what time period? (1.04) A. The roaring twenties B. Worid War 1 C. World War II D. The 1960 s Storage settings: Multiple choice Suppose your friend has a home office and usually does most work on a desktop computer. Your friend also has a smartphone and tablet computer that could benefit from Internet access. What kind of network would you recommend? (1.0) A network that has a wireless router that provides wireless and wired connections as well as internet access A file server Cloud network that can be accessed from a bridge device A 100 gigabit Ethernet network Storage settings A B C D Free up storage space Your computer's running low15 : Multiple choice () technology is a short-range wireless network technology for personal area networks. (1.0) A. Wi-Fi B. Bluetooth C. Local Area Network D. Ethernet A B O B O D.
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be the event "at most one head." Find P(B). c. Let C be the event "at least two heads." Find P(C).
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exclusive? Find P(A or C). a. Let A be the event "exactly two heads." Find P(A). P(A)= (Type an
integer or a simplified fraction.) b. Let B be the event "at most one head." Find P(B). P(B)= (Type
an integer or a simplified fraction.) c. Let C be the event "at least two heads." Find P(C). P(C)=
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The purpose of this lab exercise is to review terminology concerning DNA, genetics, and evolution.
Note that the crossword puzzle has no blanks between words if there are several words in
an answer.
Across
3. A change in allele frequencies of a population.
4. The genotype of a trait for which the two alleles are the same.
5. A trait controlled by a gene on a sex chromosome.
7. A sudden reduction in population size because of an event such as a famine that can lead to
changes in the allele frequencies of a population.
15. Reproduction in which the offspring inherit their DNA from a single parent.
16. The molecule that is the product of transcription. It moves from the nucleus to the cytoplasm.
17. A process of nuclear division in humans that produces sperm and egg.
18. Division of a nucleus into two genetically identical nuclei that lead to the formation of two
identical daughter cells.
19. An allele whose phenotypic effect is masked by a dominant allele for the trait.
20. Cells that will combine at fertilization to produce offspring called a reproductive cell.
22. A given trait increases fitness at one extreme of the phenotype and reduces fitness at the
other, leading to an increase or decrease in the mean value of the trait.
23. The expression of the genes that an organism carries for a particular trait.
24. An allele that masks the phenotype effect of the other.
25. A strand of DNA on which are found specific sequences of base pairs that carry the
information necessary for producing a protein.
Down
1. A populations organisms become better matched to their environment.
2. A diagram showing the possible outcomes of a cross between two individuals.
4. The genotype of a trait for which the two alleles an individual carries differ from each other.
6. Phase in the cell cycle during which the cell grows and functions.
8. The two identical strands of a replicated chromosome.
9. Division of the cytoplasm (cell)
10. An alternate version of a gene.
11. A group of organisms of the same species living in a particular geographic region.
12. The fusion of egg and sperm.
13. The genes that an organism carries for a particular trait.
14. Heritable variation for a trait occurs and individuals with one version of the trait have greater
reproductive success than individuals with a different version of that trait.
21. Produces the greatest fitness at the intermediate point of the phenotypic range.
22. A given trait increases fitness at both extremes of the phenotype distribution and reduces
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Year 3, if any? (If there is no charitable contributions carryover, enter a 0 .) The corporation's
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Pregunta 20 (1 punto)
Los grados de pago son estructuras de pago deseables cuando:
Pregunta 20 opciones:
slo hay unos pocos puestos de trabajo en la organizacin.
existen amplias distinciones entre los trabajos dentro de un grado de pago.
existe la preocupacin de que se paguen en exceso algunos trabajos.
una organizacin desea una mayor flexibilidad en el traslado de empleados.
Pregunta 21 (1 punto)
Cuando un empleado est experimentando insatisfaccin laboral, puede haber cambios de
comportamiento exhibidos. Cul suele ser una primera seal importante que el gerente podra
pasar por alto o ignorar y, por lo tanto, conducir a mayores resultados de comportamiento del
empleado, como presentar quejas o hacer pblicos los problemas?
Pregunta 21 opciones:
comportamiento laboral desviado
estar ausente del trabajo
expresando preocupaciones
transferir a otro departamento
Pregunta 22 (1 punto)
Cul es el primer paso en el sistema de planificacin del desarrollo de los empleados?
Pregunta 22 opciones:
Planificacin de acciones
Verificacin de la realidad
El establecimiento de metas
Autoevaluacin
Pregunta 23 (1 punto)
Cul de los siguientes diferencia el desarrollo de los empleados de la capacitacin?
Pregunta 23 opciones:
enfoque ms largo
alto uso de la experiencia laboral
voluntario
todo lo anterior
Pregunta 24 (1 punto)
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puede jugar o aprovechar el sistema que va en contra del comportamiento previsto.
Pregunta 24 opciones:
Pregunta 25 (1 punto)
El desarrollo de los empleados solo es importante para los gerentes, no para otros empleados.
Pregunta 25 opciones:
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dentro de un grado de pago.
existe la preocupacin de que se paguen en
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Percance de mala interpretacin
jocelyn bronceado
Tony es un lder de proyecto en una empresa a menudo subcontratada para producir cdigo para
varias entidades y afiliados del gobierno de EE. UU. Tradicionalmente, el cdigo que se
desarrollaba para un departamento federal poda reutilizarse para otro si se obtena la aprobacin
del primero.
Un da, la empresa de Tony fue contactada por una corporacin comercial de propiedad privada,
FlyHigh, para crear un cdigo para un esfuerzo de procesamiento de imgenes relacionado con la
avinica. Dado que el cdigo solicitado era casi idntico al utilizado en un proyecto anterior, el equipo
de Tony decidi, una vez obtenida la aprobacin del gobierno, reutilizar el cdigo.
Sin embargo, despus de que se otorg el permiso por correo electrnico, Tony se dio cuenta de que
la parte que lo aprobaba, una agencia legal contratada por el gobierno, no comprenda por
completo quin se beneficiara del cdigo reutilizado.
Tony quera ponerse en contacto directamente con el gobierno para asegurarse de que haba sido
informado de todos los aspectos vitales del contrato, pero se dio cuenta de que hacerlo podra
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aumentar la oferta del contrato hasta dos Milln de dlares.
Entendiendo que el contrato entre su compaa y FlyHigh estaba en juego, debera Tony continuar
aclarando la situacin a la parte apropiada?
Jocelyn Tan fue becaria Hackworth 2014-2015 en tica de la Ingeniera en el Centro Markkula de
tica Aplicada en la Universidad de Santa Clara.
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POR FAVOR NO COPIE Y PEGUE LAS RESPUESTAS QUE YA ESTN AQU. PROPONE UNA
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Your program should be able to take one integer values from user input until you enter 0 and
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(The prompt should be Enter an integer: )
- Store the integer into $t5 and multiply the number by 8 using shift operations (Do not use
multiplication). And then print the values of bit number 6 to 10 of $t5. (The rightmost bit is bit 0)
- You need give detail comments to explain what is happening in the code. The level of detail will
be graded.
- You need to show the result screens for at least five pairs of numbers including negative
numbers.
- You need to use the newlines spaces properly so that the output prints in orderly manner. Your
output should look like:
The number you entered:
After it is multiplied by 8:
The bits [6-10] are: (there should be one space between each bit value)
Please Note:
The program first receives user input (integer) and stores it in $t0.
Print the entered number (decimal value)
Multiply the number in $t0 and print the number (decimal value)
Print the value of Bit #6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 of $t5. (The output should look like: 0 1 1 0 0 ).
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Heritage Ltd. was organized on January 2, 2020. The following investment transactions and
events occurred during the following months:
2020
Jan. 6 Heritage paid $589,500 for 51,400 shares (20%) of Port Inc. outstanding common shares.
Apr. 30 Port declared and paid a cash dividend of $1.50 per share.
Dec. 31 Port announced that its profit for 2020 was $620,000. Fair value of the shares was $13.20
per share.
2021
Oct. 15 Port declared and paid a cash dividend of $1.10 per share.
Dec. 31 Port announced that its profit for 2021 was $770,000. Fair value of the shares was $13.58
per share.
2022
Jan. 5 Heritage sold all of its investment in Port for $696,000 cash.
Assume that Heritage has a significant influence over Port with its 20% share.
Required:
1. Prepare the entries to record the preceding transactions in Heritages books..
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Given a scenario where an farmer agent walks around a meadow that is randomly generated with
a farmer, horse, pig, chicken and various obstacles like trees and boulders. does the following
scripts look okay? If not what may i need to change?
farmeragent.cs using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.AI; using Unity.MLAgents; using Unity.MLAgents.Actuators; using
Unity.MLAgents.Sensors; public class FarmerAgent : Agent { public GameObject horse; public
GameObject pig; public GameObject chicken; public GameObject foodPrefab; public Transform
foodDropPoint; public NavMeshAgent navMeshAgent; private bool isHorseFed; private bool
isPigFed; private bool isChickenFed; private List<GameObject> foodObjects = new
List<GameObject>(); private void Start() { navMeshAgent = GetComponent<NavMeshAgent>(); }
public override void OnEpisodeBegin() { isHorseFed = false; isPigFed = false; isChickenFed =
false; // Reset animal hunger horse.GetComponent<AnimalAgent>().isFed = false;
pig.GetComponent<AnimalAgent>().isFed = false; chicken.GetComponent<AnimalAgent>().isFed
= false; // Destroy all food objects foreach (GameObject foodObject in foodObjects) {
Destroy(foodObject); } // Spawn new food objects for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) { Vector3 randomPosition
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Instantiate(foodPrefab, randomPosition + foodDropPoint.position, Quaternion.identity);
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navMeshAgent.Warp(farmerPosition); } public override void CollectObservations(VectorSensor
sensor) { // Is each animal fed? sensor.AddObservation(isHorseFed);
sensor.AddObservation(isPigFed); sensor.AddObservation(isChickenFed); } public override void
OnActionReceived(ActionBuffers actions) { Vector3 position = transform.position; Vector3 forward
= transform.forward; float moveSpeed = 0f; float turnSpeed = 0f; int action =
actions.DiscreteActions[0]; switch (action) { case 0: // Move forward moveSpeed = 1f; break; case
1: // Move backward moveSpeed = -1f; break; case 2: // Turn left turnSpeed = -1f; break; case 3: //
Turn right turnSpeed = 1f; break; case 4: // Drop apple for horse DropFood(horse,
FoodType.Apple); break; case 5: // Drop truffle for pig DropFood(pig, FoodType.Truffle); break;
case 6: // Drop corn for chicken DropFood(chicken, FoodType.Corn); break; default: break; } //
Apply movement and rotation transform.Translate(moveSpeed * Time.deltaTime *
transform.forward, Space.World); transform.Rotate(0f, turnSpeed * Time.deltaTime * 100f, 0f); //
Update perception sensors horseSensor.UpdateSensor(); pigSensor.UpdateSensor();
chickenSensor.UpdateSensor(); } private void DropFood(GameObject animal, FoodType
foodType) { if (animal == null) { return; } Vector3 dropPosition = animal.transform.position +
Vector3.up; GameObject foodObject.
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share. (List all debit entries before credit entries. Credit account titles are automatically indented
when the amount is entered. Do not indent manually. If no entry is required, select "No Entry" for
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Dozier's WACC is 11.40%.
Year
0
1
2
3
FCF ($ millions)
10
20
30
a. What is Dozier's horizon, or continuing, value?
b. What is the firm's value today?
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Year 0 1 2 3
FCF ($ millions) 10 20 30.
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have a child with HD?
Aa X Aa ll. aa X Aa III. AA X aa IV. Aa X AA
Hemophilia is a genetic disease (HD) is a genetic disorder caused by a recessive allele-we will call
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genotypes will have a child with hemophilia?
1. XAxA x Xay
II. XAya x Xay Ill. XAXa x XAy IV. Xaya x XAy
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allele located on an autosome or on the X chromosome? What are the genotypes of the
individuals 1 in and 2 in generation I?
A Hacked
In humans one of the genes determining color vision is located on the X chromosome. The
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with normal color vision marries a color-deficient woman, what are the probability of them having a
color-blind son? A colorblind daughter?
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If the heterozygous expresses of both homozygous and
heterozygous(not intermediate, but showing both traits), this called
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