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Consider three hypothetical countries, Kipr, Ispania, and Atlantida, that seek membership in the European Monetary Union (EMU). Suppose that the average inflation rate of the three European countries with the lowest inflation rates is 2.0%, and the average Interest rate of those countries is 2.2%. Evaluate the characteristics of Kpr, Ispania, and Atlantida presented In the following table using the Maastricht convergence criteria. Then, use the dropdown menus in the bottom row to identify whether each country is eligible to become an EMU member. Solution The nominal convergence criteria which must be met by the countries joining the Economic and Monetary Union were laid down in the European Union Treaty which is also known as the Maastricht Treaty. They include: The first three convergence criteria are designed to ensure monetary stability by supporting a fixed exchange rate regime among member countries. The stability of the euro is reinforced by the last two criteria, which protect the European Union from threats of inflation which may arise from government budget deficits. The Country KIPR cannot became a member of European Monitary Union (EMU) because this country is not fulfilling either of the critieria needed except the last criterion. The Country ISPANIA also cannot became a member of EMU because this country is not meeting the third criterion which requires not to devalue their exchange rate in the period of atleast two years. The Country ATLANTIA can became of member of EMU because this country is fulfilling all the requirements needed..
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When light strikes chlorophyll of photosystem II, a molecule loses electrons to an electron
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because ... water molecules are neutral, and neutral molecules are attracted to each other
hydrogen bonds form between the hydrogen atoms of one water molecule and the oxygen atoms
of other water molecules covalent bonds form between the hydrogen atoms of one water
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bond, one them is more electronegative. In a covalent bond, the atoms Share a pair of electrons;
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Solution
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shuttled into the photosynthesis II.
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You have persuaded XelPharm\'s CIO that wireless networking would benefit many of the
company\'s employees. However, he requests that you plan the
network carefully and begin with a pilot network before migrating hundreds of clients to use
wireless technology. You decide to begin with a pilot network
in the distribution facility. The distribution facility is 200 feet long by 120 feet wide. It houses
45 employees during each shift, all on the same floor. What is
your first step in planning the pilot network? As part of your later planning, draw the network,
including the quantity and optimal placement of access points. What pitfalls, some unique to this
environment, are you careful to avoid? What wireless standard do you recommend and why?
Solution
There are many factors that need to consider before developing wireless network like cost,
bandwidth, use and devices that need to deploy in network following are some points that need
to consider for planning network
There are a number of reasons for a company to implement wireless networking. Wi-fi makes it
much easier for workers to connect to the LAN from their laptops in conference rooms, break
rooms, and other areas that may not have wired Ethernet jacks (or may not have enough for the
number of people present).
A wireless network also provides a way for you to allow visitors to access the Internet with their
laptops or handhelds (for example, to check their e-mail).Rolling out a wireless LAN within your
organization, however, is more complicated than just plugging in a wireless access point (WAP).
You need to address a number of factors in the planning stage to ensure both accessibility and
security.
Steps to pilot network:-
1) Establish a pilot that will test and confirm how wireless can work within your business
campus and needs.
2) Tie in Internet access and a robust data security system.
3) Install wireless access points, and equip notebook PCs for wireless use (e.g., provide PC cards
or upgrade to PCs with integrated wireless connectivity built in).
4) Train and turn your participants loose with their wireless notebook PCs. 5 After the pilot,
build on what you learn to broaden your wireless LAN (WLAN) to cover other areas and users.
Here are some of the things you should consider as you prepare to go wireless :-
The first step in planning your wi-fi deployment is to determine who will be using your wireless
network. This can affect network design. If the wireless network is primarily to give visitors
Internet access, you will want to isolate it from your wired LAN, perhaps by placing it in a
DMZ. If the wireless LAN is for the use of your workers, you will need to give them access to
resources on the wired corporate network without compromising the security of the main LAN.
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A. Plasma membrance
B. Nuclear membrance
C. Smooth ER
D. Lysosome
Solution
Where do vesicles come from?
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1. Statement 2. Not a Statment 3. Statement 4. Statement
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Solution
How RSVP Works
Basically,RSVP is based on signaling messages that traverse the network, allocating resources
along the way. RSVP is receiver-initiated, because sender initiation does not scale well to large,
multicast scenarios in which there are heterogeneous receivers. In multicast scenarios, the
application server sends out only one PATH message to multiple receiving computers, thus
conserving network bandwidth. In the case of multicast traffic flows, RESV messages from
multiple receivers are merged by taking the maximum values requested.
RSVP approaches to send data with best possible effort.
Following is the basic example how RSVP messages flow between a sender and receiver,
through the admission control host and intermediary hops.
Following steps involve in process of RSVP-
1. The multimedia server sends a PATH message requesting priority bandwidth to the
QoS ACS host . The message is ultimately headed to the receiver of the data. In the case of
multicast (multiple receivers), the PATH message is sent to the multicast address and received
by all hosts that are members of the multicast group. Note that it is RSVP messages that are
passed to the QoS ACS, not the data packets ultimately transmitted from sender to receiver.
Until confirmation of a reservation is received with a RESV message, data for the connection is
sent at a best-effort service level from the sending host. The best-effort service type instructs the
RSVP SP to use the application or service\'s QoS parameters as guidelines for service quality
requests, and makes reasonable effort to maintain the requested level of service. It does not make
any guarantees that requested QoS parameters are implemented or enforced.
2. If a QoS ACS server is present in the local subnet, the PATH message is routed via the
QoS ACS server. In this example, a QoS ACS host approves the request and forwards it to the
receiver (client). The PATH message travels through the network to the receiver, along the data
path determined by the network routing protocol.
3. A PATH state is maintained at each hop. Each PATH state contains a copy of the
PATH message and the IP address of the previous hop.
4. When a PATH message arrives at the intended receiver, the receiving host responds by
sending a RESV message that reserves the resources along the same network path traveled by the
PATH message.
Here, the receiver creates a RESV message, indicating that it wants to receive the data from the
multimedia server.
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what causes hydrogen bonds to form between polar molecules?
Solution
Polar molecules are those, which dissociate in water and releases hydrogen (H+) or hydroxyl
ions (OH-). The partially charged opposite charges attract together, which results in hydrogen
bonding. For example, water molecules are held together by hydrogen bonding due to the
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What are the four main factors involved in the movement of ions across the cell membrane in the
steady-state condition?
Solution
The four main factors are 1. Temperature ( increase in temperature makes membrane more
permeable) 2. pH ( membrane is more permeable in optimum pH) 3.membrane potential
(increase or decrease of the uptake of certain molecules or ions is dependent on membrane
potential. It increases with increasing potential) 4. Number of the channels present in the
membrane ( simply with the increase of number of channels more ions can pass through it).
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Transitional epithelium L x) strained columnar epimeeliamL X)
Solution
Keratinized stratified squamous epithelium:
Location: skin layers and layers of tissues which undergoes abrasion
Function: supporting membranes Stratified columnar epithelium:
Location: uterus wall lines, bronchiolar lining, gall bladder lines
Function: secretion of mucous and enzymes etc
Stratified cuboidal epithelium:
Location: secretory areas of glands, ovaries etc
Function: secretion of proteins
Transitional epithelium is a stratified epithelium mainly existing in urothelium, urinary bladder,
prostrate and intercellular adhesion is essential for cell to cell communication & these are
existing where the epithelial tissues subjecting to traction & pressure. The prominent
intercellular adhesions existing in transitional epithelium are occluding junctions (zonula
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between cells (desmosomes), gap junctions (connexins) between the cells. Some of the junctions
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that is in contact with the cytoplasm (the watery fluid inside all cells), as opposed facing inward
toward the \"core\" of the protein?
Solution
Lys, Ser, Glu and Asp are hydrophilic amino acids whereas Phe, Ile, Val, Ile are hydrophobic
amino acids.
Hydrophilic amino acids seek contact with water whereas hydrophobic amino acids do not.
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hydrophilic amino acids would be in contact with the cytoplasm. The hydrophobic amino acids
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Simple squamous epithelium is structured to best provide:
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B. Protection/withstanding wear and tear
C. Secretion and absorption
D. Receptor Mediated Endocytosis
E. Ability to stretch without tearing
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B. Macrophages
C. Mast cells
D. Phagocytes
E. Fibroblasts
Which of the following is NOT true of the Na+/K+ pump?
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B. It pumps Na+ out of the cell and K+ in to the cell at a rate of 2 Na+ for every 3 K+.
C. It contributes to a cell\'s resting membrane potential
D. It helps to establish an overall negative intracellular charge.
E. all of the above
Which of the following is NOT correct regarding cardiac muscle tissue?
A. This tissue is highly mitotic.
B. It is contain of actin and myosin proteins.
C. It is considered involuntary muscle tissue.
D. It is a type of striated muscle tissue.
E. None of the above are correct
Blood in the venous system is returning to the ________side of the heart to be pumped to the
_____________.
A. left, lungs
B. right, lungs
C.
D. right, body
A. Diffusion of substances across the membrane
B. Protection/withstanding wear and tear
C. Secretion and absorption
D. Receptor Mediated Endocytosis
E. Ability to stretch without tearing
Solution
1. A. Diffusion of substances across the membrane.
simple squamous epithelium is a single layer of flat cells in contact with the basal lamina (one of
the two layers of the basement membrane) of the epithelium.This type of epithelium is often
permeable and occurs where small molecules pass quickly through membranes via filtration or
diffusion. Simple squamous epithelia are found in capillaries, alveoli, glomeruli, and other
tissues where rapid diffusion is required. It is also called pavement epithelium due to its tile-like
appearance. This epithelium is associated with filtration and diffusion.This tissue is extremely
thin, and forms a delicate lining.
2. A.Oligodendrocytes .
These cells occur in nervous tissue.
3. B. It pumps Na+ out of the cell and K+ in to the cell at a rate of 2 Na+ for every 3 K+.
Na-K pump pumps 3 Na+ out in exchange of 2 K+ ions.
4. A. This tissue is highly mitotic.
5. B. right, lungs.
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A tower leans at an angle of about 84.7°. The figure shows that 150 feet from the base of the
tower, the angle of elevation to the top is 54.0°. Find the distance, to the nearest foot, from the
base to the top of the tower. The distance is
Solution
The remaining angle is 180-54-84.7 = 41.3 degree
using sine law
sin 41.3/150=sin 54/d
d= 150sin 54/ sin 41.3
d=183.87 feet.
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A sample of 200 people were asked to identify their major source of news information. From this
sample, 198 people stated that their major source was television news coverage. Construct a 95%
confidence interval estimate for the proportion of people in the population who consider
television news their major source of news information. (Round your answer to the nearest
percentage)
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Prolog programming …
Using Amzi Prolog, create and test prolog clauses to perform relation between mother,father,
sister, brother, nephew, granddad, grandmother.
(make up something interesting relating to families.)
Solution
%trace
predicates
father(symbol,symbol)
mother(symbol,symbol)
male(symbol)
female(symbol)
sister(symbol,symbol)
brother(symbol,symbol)
uncle(symbol,symbol)
wife(symbol,symbol)
aunty(symbol,symbol)
sisterinlaw(symbol,symbol)
cousin(symbol,symbol)
nephew(symbol,symbol)
grand_son(symbol,symbol)
grand_duaghter(symbol,symbol)
clauses
sister(X,Y) :- father(X,A),father(Y,A),female(Y).
father(dhanjiBhai,vithhaldas).
father(chuniBhai,vithhaldas).
father(harshad,dhanjibhai).
father(darshan,dhanjibhai).
father(nilam,dhanjibhai).
father(kiran,dhanjibhai).
father(kamleshbhai,chunibhai).
mother(harshad,prabhaben).
mother(X,Y) :- father(X,Z),wife(Y,Z).
brother(X,Y) :- father(X,A),father(Y,A),male(X).
% brother(X,Y) :- brother(Y,X).
male(harshad).
male(darshan).
male(dhanjibhai).
male(chunibhai).
female(nilam).
female(kiran).
female(prabhaben).
female(nimishaben).
female(kokilaben).
wife(prabhaben,dhanjibhai).
wife(nimishaben,kamleshbhai).
Wife(kokilaben,chunibhai).
grand_son(X,Y) :- father(A,Y),father(X,A),male(X).
grand_duaghter(X,Y) :- father(A,Y),father(X,A),female(Y).
uncle(X,Y) :- father(X,Z),brother(Y,Z).
aunty(X,Y) :- wife(Y,Z),
brother(Z,W),
father(X,W).
sisterinlaw(X,Y) :- wife(X,Z),cousin(Y,Z),female(X).
cousin(X,Y) :- father(X,A),father(Y,B),brother(A,B).
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in java Can we create an object of type Interface? Explain your answer.
Solution
No, we cannot create an instance of interface in java because interface contains only abstract
methods (ie. methods which are only declared) and as abstract methods do not have a body (of
implementation code), we cannot create an object of interface.
Though we can create instance of the class implementing the interface.
But we can refer to object that implements an interface.
example,
public interface Pet
{
}
public class Dog implements A
{
}
public static void main(String[] args)
{
Pet ob = new Dog();
//Pet test = new Pet(); // compilation error
}
Also,
Anonymous classes can implement interfaces, and it is the only time a class implementing an
interface without the
\"implements\" keyword.
It is possible to create Interface object with anonymous inner classes as shown below :
interface Sample {
public void display();
}
class Demo {
Sample p = new Sample() {
public void display() {
System.out.println(\"Interfce example.\");
}
};
}.
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Implement a client server design using a UDP socket and features of TCP in Python.
How do you make a TCP header and parse packets that your receive?
Use SYNbit, FINbit and ACKbit to represent connection establishment and termination aftr 32
packets.
Solution
We can use Socket Module in Python
Create a TCP_IP, TCP_PORT , Create a RAW socket and construct the ip packet where we can
add tcp_flags , tcp_syn, tcp_ack , tcp_fin etc.
Server
1. Create a socket bind the socket to some port
2. Listen and wait for some incoming connection
3. Accept the incoming connection, Read the message and appropriatly respond is send and
accordingly SYN, ACK an FIN bits are updated
Client
1. Create Socket and establish connection using SYN and ACK bits
2. Send data to server
3. Receive data from server.
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I need help in matlab.The task is echo removing from the signal.Suppose we have a musical
signal include echoes, so we have to design the filter to remove echo.
In attach pics, there is complete description about the question. where h[O] is the signal
attenuation of the direct path between the source of music and the microphone, and h[k]for k >0
can be viewed as the coefficients of the echoes. Choose the coefficients of the echoes as follows:
h[0] = 1, h[50001 0.5 h[90001 0.02 STEP 1 Compute, plot, and play the following music signal
yfn: y[n] = h[k]x(n-k] k=0 where xfk] is your own original musical signal from project
deliverable 2. When you listen to the y[n], you should feel the echoes in the signal. STEP 2: In
the second step, we pretend like we do not know the original signal, and all we have is the
musical signal with echoes, which is yln]. Now, your task is to design a filter, whose impulse
response is denoted as gln), in order to remove the echoes. So, the overall system (including
STEP 1 and STEP 2) looks like
Solution
%clearing window, variables and figures
clear all;
close all;
clf;
clc;
n=10000;
for i=1:1:19999
xa(i)=i-1;
end
x=rand(1,10000);
h=zeros(1,10000);
h(1)=1;
h(5001)=0.5;
h(9001)=0.2;
y = conv(x, h);
stem(xa,y);
title(\'Signal with echo\');
soundsc(y);
for i=1:1:19999
if i==1
v(i)=y(i)-y(i);
elseif i==5001
v(i)=y(i)-0.5*y(i);
elseif i==9001
v(i)=y(i)-0.2*y(i);
else
v(i)=y(i);
end
end
figure;
stem(xa,v)
title(\'original signal\');
soundsc(v);.
Human language uses less sounds and is less symbolic than are the co.pdf
Human language uses less sounds and is less symbolic than are the communication systems
used by other primates. is symbolic, arbitrary, is an open system, and uses displacement. is
closed, non-arbitrary, and lacks displacement. is symbolic, closed, and lacks displacement. In
which way is a human\'s big toe different from a chimpanzee\'s big toe? the human\'s big toe is
divergent and capable of grasping. the chimp\'s big toe is divergent and capable of grasping. the
chimp\'s big toe is located on the other side of the foot. chimps don\'t have a big toe. Which of
the following is a trait that is characteristic of mammals? postnatal patterns that emphasize
having fewer offspring but providing more parental care. all of the above
Solution
Answers :
1. b. Human language is symbolic, arbitory, is an open system and uses displacement.
2. b. The Chimp\'s big toe is divergent and capable of grasping.
3. d..
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How to build a Linked List that can insert any type of data. For example: SLinkedList abc1;
SLinkedList abc2; SLinkedlist abc3; Please answer in C plus plus, you don\'t need to develop all
function, just insert data is enough.
Thank you.
Solution
#include
#include
#define LEFT 2
#define RIGHT 3
typedef struct linked_list
{
double data;
struct linked_list *next;
}node;//node declaration for single linked list
/*function prototype declaration*/
void insertion(node **,double);
void erase(node **,node **);
//void left_or_right(node **,node **,int);
node *makenode(double);
void show(node **,node **);
/*main*/
int main()
{
system(\"clear\");
char choice;
double item;
node *start=NULL,*prev=NULL;
do
{
printf(\"\ ===========================\ \\tMENU\
===========================\ \\t1.Insert\ \\t2.Exit\ Enter your choice :: \");
scanf(\"\ %c\",&choice);
switch(choice)
{
case \'1\':
printf(\"\ Enter item :: \");
scanf(\"%lf\",&item);
insertion(&start,item);//insert function calling
show(&start,&prev);
break;
case \'2\':
erase(&prev,&start);
printf(\"\ You are exited from the whole program.\ \ \");
exit(1);
default:
printf(\"\ \\tWrong Choice\ \");
}
}
while(choice!=\'2\');
return 0;
}
void show(node **start,node **prev)/*this function displays the whole linked list*/
{
if((*start)!=NULL)
{
printf(\"\ \ X <- \");
node *temp=NULL,*p=*prev,*q=NULL;
while(p!=NULL)
{
if(temp==NULL)
{
temp=makenode(p->data);
}
else
{
q=makenode(p->data);
q->next=temp;
temp=q;
}
p=p->next;
}
while(temp!=NULL)
{
printf(\"%.0lf <- \",temp->data);
q=temp;
temp=temp->next;
free(q);
q=NULL;
}
printf(\"\\b| \");
p=*start;
while(p!=NULL)
{
if(p==*start)
{
printf(\"%.0lf |-> \",p->data);
}
else
{
printf(\"%.0lf -> \",p->data);
}
p=p->next;
}
printf(\" X \ \ \");
}
else
{
printf(\"\ \ \\tEmpty Linked List\ \ \");
}
}
void insertion(node **start,double item)//this function inserts a new node in the linked list
{
node *temp=makenode(item),*p=NULL;
if(*start==NULL)
{
*start=temp;
}
else
{
p=*start;
while(p->next!=NULL)
{
p=p->next;
}
p->next=temp;
}
}
node *makenode(double item)
{
node *temp=NULL;
temp=(node *)malloc(sizeof(node));
if(temp==NULL)
{
printf(\"\ Dynamic memory allocation failed.\ \");
exit(0);
}
temp->data=item;
temp->next=NULL;
}
void erase(node **prev,node **start)//this function deletes all nodes of the linked list when the
program terminates
{
node *p=NULL;
while(*start!=NULL)
{
p=*start;
*start=(*start)->next;
free(p);
p=NULL;
}
while(*prev!=NULL)
{
p=*prev;
*prev=(*prev)->next;
free(p);
p=NULL;
}
}.
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Genetics homework
1. The rut site involved in Rho-dependent termination is what type of molecule?
DNA
RNA
Protein
Two of the above.
All of the above.
2. Life forms on a newly discovered exo-planet (planet found outside of our solar system) are
very similar to those found on Earth, except their proteins are made of 128 different amino acids.
Otherwise, their DNA and RNA compositions are identical to those found on Earth. This
observation suggests that the codons coding for the amino acids are likely to be at least how
many bases long?
2
3
4
5
6A.
DNAB.
RNAC.
ProteinD.
Two of the above.E.
All of the above.
Solution
1) the answer is RNA - SsRNA.. It is a protein which is involved in the termination of
transcription.!! It acts on the SsRNA after the open reading frame where there is G/C less
sequence..!!
2) the answer is 4.. As 4^ 3 = 64 codes for 20 amino acids so we can say that there is
degeneracy.. If there is 64 codons it will code for only 64 amino acids for outer organism. But
there are 128 amino acids given Similarly, 4^4= 256 which can code for 128 a.a including
degeneracy as it is closest of no of amino acids.
For the segment of code below display the contents of the Array Stack.pdf
For the segment of code below display the contents of the Array Stack object s after each
method call. The first line of code creates and initializes the Array Stack object S. When
displaying the contents of the Array Stack S after each method call draw, Array Stack S\'s array
data as you see below.
Solution
S
s.push(9)
s.push(2) ;
s.pop();
s.push(7);
s.push(6);
s. push(12);
push(16)
pop();
pop();
push(4)9.
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