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Base your answer to questio n 25 on the map below and on your knowledge of social studies SYRIA The Arab Spring, 2010-2011 DAMASCUS-Authorities crack down on the first protest on March 16 TUNISIA SIDI BOU Bouazizi sets himself ablaze on Dec. 17, 2010 suppression begins in March igniting the \"Arab Spring. ATLANTIC OCEAN response to demonstrations escalates when tanks enter Homs in May. HAMA-The military besieges Sidi Bouzid SYRI LEBANON TUNISIA amascRA CairoO EGYPT and captures Hama on July 31 Sirte KUWAIT Kuwait City JORDAN BAHRAIN LIBYA QATAR BAHRAIN MANAMA-Protests UAE begin at Pearl EGYPT CAIRO-Protests in February. LIBYA BENGHAZI-Qadhafi\'s troops crack and culminate down violently on protests beginning in February TRIPOLI-The rebels take the capital after heavy summer fighting SIRTE-Qadhafi is killed in his hometown on Oct. 20. YEMEN with Mubarak\'s resignation. YEMEN SANAA-In January, protesters call for Saleh\'s resignation. 500 Mles INDIAN OCEAN Lecidity Information Design, LLC 0 500 Kilometers Source: Foreign Policy Association online, January 13, 2012 (adapted) 25 Based on the information shown on this map, the term Arab Spring can be defined as (I) regional protests against government leaders (2) a geopolitical alliance for North African and West Asian countries (3) public support for military crackdowns (4) terrorist attacks conducted by al-Qaeda Solution The series of protests and demonstrations across the Middle East and North Africa that commenced in 2010, became known as the \"Arab Spring Option 1 is more relevent although not exactly.
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quick sort sorting method that will sort the array. The class should have two methods for
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integer value that is to be searched for and returns the index in the array where the search value
is if found, and -1 if not found. Create a toString method to display the contents of the array. The
driver/main class could not only pass in the initial array values but call various methods to
perform the searches, sorting, and array contents display thus enabling you to display the
information in the six items above.
Include additional comments as necessary and maintain consistent indentation
Make sure you upload your java source code and a screen snapshot of all of your program\'s
outputs to blackboard
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import java.util.*;
//Class SArray definition
class SArray
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//Parameterized Constructor to assign array value
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//Sequential Search
int sequentialSearch(int a[], int s)
{
//Initially position is set to -1
int pos = -1;
//Loops till end of the arr.
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Use Java to program the following.
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through the all of the elements in the data file and computes the frequency (count and
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4. Also note: that blank lines or lines where the number begins or is 0 must also be filtered out.
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Hi Firend, Please find my code.
Please let me know in case of any issue.
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import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.util.Scanner;
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To design an expert system, we must first identify a problem to be solved that is somewhat
qualitative (fuzzy, not purely quantitative). The problem must be important and difficult enough
to warrant development of an ES, and there must be an existing, cooperative expert who will
willingly attempt to define his or her own thinking process. What problems can you think of in
your own worklife that may warrant the development of an expert system?
Solution
After studying the literature and the methods used for quality of life evaluation, the author
proposes a new model, which is based on eight key domains. The first six of them examine
objective conditions, the rest consider subjective perception: Economic situation.
Indicators: Equal protection by the law; Right to vote; Right to be treated equally without regard
to gender, race, language, religion, political beliefs, nationality, socioeconomic status and more;
Revenues from environmental taxes; Territorial development and utilization of land; Frequency
of food shopping.
Housing and environment: Indicators: Insufficient space; Moisture and leaks; Old windows and
floor; Phosphates and nitrates in the water; Generation of municipal garbage; Presence of smog.
Employment, education and skills: Indicators: Free education; Long life education; Pressure at
work; Actual working hours; Job uncertainty; Requirements for promotion; Duration of work;
Right to fair pay; Equal pay for equal work; Freedom from discrimination; Freedom of thought;
Free choice of employment.
Structure of the household and family relationships: Indicators: Time for housework; Support for
household (payments, kinship, friendship, neighbourhood); Good relations in the family;
Presence of a partner; Income.
Balance between work and life: Indicators: Social relationships; Children at home; Additional
learning and training; Autonomy in work; Support from the employer for balance of work – life;
Right to privacy; Right to rest and leisure.
Health and healthcare: Indicators: Free healthcare; Disease control and prevention; Regular
immunization; Rehabilitation and socialization; Extent of free dental services.
Urban subjective: Indicators: Current life satisfaction; People\'s optimism about their future;
Expectations.
Concepts of the quality of society: Indicators: Trust in others; Assessing the quality of social
services; Alienation in society; Despair; Uncertainty in their own communities (Tension in
society)..
Translate the following into English. Let C denote an arbitrary coll.pdf
Translate the following into English. Let C denote an arbitrary collection of individuals (we use
different brackets to aid in pairing them up.) Vk eNrzhe N |(ICI > n) S C Cr (ISI > k) ((Vz, ye
S(Fiz. yl)V (tr.ue S. ,r y(F(z.yn
Solution
It states that for all k innatural numbers there exist a natural number n such that cardinality of C
8s greater than or equal to n .
This implies that there exist a subset S of C where cardinality of S is greater than equal to k and
for all x,y in S define F(x,y) or for all x,y in S x is not same as y and is nit in the family of
yF(x,y).
The force on an object is F = - 21j. For the vector v = 2 i - 2j, fin.pdf
The force on an object is F = - 21j. For the vector v = 2 i - 2j, find: The component of F parallel
to v: The component of F perpendicular to v: The work, W, done by force F through
displacement v:
Solution
Given that
F=-21j
V=2i-2j
|v|={2^2+2^2}
|v|=(4+4)
|v|=8
|v|=22
The unit vector along v is n
Then n= v/|v|
n=(2i-2j)/22
n=(i-j)/2
|F|=21
a) the component F parallel to v is F_n
F_n=|F|*n=-21*((i-j)/2)
F_n=-21*n
b) the component F perpendicular to v
Let this component be (F_n)`,then
F_n+(F_n)`=F
F_n)`=F-F_n
(F_n)`=-21j+{(21/2)*n}
=-21j+{(21/2)*((i-j)/2)}
=-21j+{(21/2)*(i-j)}
=-21j+((21i-21j)/2)
={(-21j*2)+(21i-21j)}/2
=(-42j+21i-21j)/2
=(21i-63j)/2
C) the work done by F through displacement v
W=F.v
W=(-21j).(2i-2j)
W=(-21)*(-2)
W=42.
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/*
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//543
123
0
4ee
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52
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Digit Count Frequency
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2 0 0.0
3 0 0.0
4 2 40.0
5 1 20.0
6 0 0.0
7 0 0.0
8 1 20.0
9 0 0.0
*/.
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To design an expert system, we must first identify a problem to be solved that is somewhat
qualitative (fuzzy, not purely quantitative). The problem must be important and difficult enough
to warrant development of an ES, and there must be an existing, cooperative expert who will
willingly attempt to define his or her own thinking process. What problems can you think of in
your own worklife that may warrant the development of an expert system?
Solution
After studying the literature and the methods used for quality of life evaluation, the author
proposes a new model, which is based on eight key domains. The first six of them examine
objective conditions, the rest consider subjective perception: Economic situation.
Indicators: Equal protection by the law; Right to vote; Right to be treated equally without regard
to gender, race, language, religion, political beliefs, nationality, socioeconomic status and more;
Revenues from environmental taxes; Territorial development and utilization of land; Frequency
of food shopping.
Housing and environment: Indicators: Insufficient space; Moisture and leaks; Old windows and
floor; Phosphates and nitrates in the water; Generation of municipal garbage; Presence of smog.
Employment, education and skills: Indicators: Free education; Long life education; Pressure at
work; Actual working hours; Job uncertainty; Requirements for promotion; Duration of work;
Right to fair pay; Equal pay for equal work; Freedom from discrimination; Freedom of thought;
Free choice of employment.
Structure of the household and family relationships: Indicators: Time for housework; Support for
household (payments, kinship, friendship, neighbourhood); Good relations in the family;
Presence of a partner; Income.
Balance between work and life: Indicators: Social relationships; Children at home; Additional
learning and training; Autonomy in work; Support from the employer for balance of work – life;
Right to privacy; Right to rest and leisure.
Health and healthcare: Indicators: Free healthcare; Disease control and prevention; Regular
immunization; Rehabilitation and socialization; Extent of free dental services.
Urban subjective: Indicators: Current life satisfaction; People\'s optimism about their future;
Expectations.
Concepts of the quality of society: Indicators: Trust in others; Assessing the quality of social
services; Alienation in society; Despair; Uncertainty in their own communities (Tension in
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Translate the following into English. Let C denote an arbitrary coll.pdf
Translate the following into English. Let C denote an arbitrary collection of individuals (we use
different brackets to aid in pairing them up.) Vk eNrzhe N |(ICI > n) S C Cr (ISI > k) ((Vz, ye
S(Fiz. yl)V (tr.ue S. ,r y(F(z.yn
Solution
It states that for all k innatural numbers there exist a natural number n such that cardinality of C
8s greater than or equal to n .
This implies that there exist a subset S of C where cardinality of S is greater than equal to k and
for all x,y in S define F(x,y) or for all x,y in S x is not same as y and is nit in the family of
yF(x,y).
The force on an object is F = - 21j. For the vector v = 2 i - 2j, fin.pdf
The force on an object is F = - 21j. For the vector v = 2 i - 2j, find: The component of F parallel
to v: The component of F perpendicular to v: The work, W, done by force F through
displacement v:
Solution
Given that
F=-21j
V=2i-2j
|v|={2^2+2^2}
|v|=(4+4)
|v|=8
|v|=22
The unit vector along v is n
Then n= v/|v|
n=(2i-2j)/22
n=(i-j)/2
|F|=21
a) the component F parallel to v is F_n
F_n=|F|*n=-21*((i-j)/2)
F_n=-21*n
b) the component F perpendicular to v
Let this component be (F_n)`,then
F_n+(F_n)`=F
F_n)`=F-F_n
(F_n)`=-21j+{(21/2)*n}
=-21j+{(21/2)*((i-j)/2)}
=-21j+{(21/2)*(i-j)}
=-21j+((21i-21j)/2)
={(-21j*2)+(21i-21j)}/2
=(-42j+21i-21j)/2
=(21i-63j)/2
C) the work done by F through displacement v
W=F.v
W=(-21j).(2i-2j)
W=(-21)*(-2)
W=42.
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