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If an ANOVA test is conducted and the null hypothesis is rejected, what does this indicate? No difference between the population means All population means are different A difference between at least one pair of population means Too many degrees of freedom No difference between the population means Solution The alternative hypothesis of an ANOVA test is OPTION D: A difference between at least one pair of population means [ANSWER].
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![If an ANOVA test is conducted and the null hypothesis is rejected, what does this indicate?
No difference between the population means
All population means are different
A difference between at least one pair of population means
Too many degrees of freedom
No difference between the population means
Solution
The alternative hypothesis of an ANOVA test is
OPTION D: A difference between at least one pair of population means [ANSWER]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/ifananovatestisconductedandthenullhypothesisisrejectedw-230706185044-87b04405/85/If-an-ANOVA-test-is-conducted-and-the-null-hypothesis-is-rejected-w-pdf-1-320.jpg)
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respiratory system.
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3)b) to hold air before and after it passes through the lungs so that it moves in one direction.
Airsacs are present in birds at the place where unga are present in mammals. These air sacs then
send some air to lungs..
Which of the words below are typically used to describe quantitative.pdf
Which of the words below are typically used to describe quantitative research methods? (Select
all that apply.)
A. Subjective
B. Objective
C. Descriptive
D. Numeric
E. Random
F. Focus is on the research subject\'s view
Solution
(B) Objective
(D) Numeric
(F) Focus is on the research subject\'s view.
Benifits and Issues using cloud computing, Describe breifly about Sa.pdf
Benifits and Issues using cloud computing, Describe breifly about SaaS, IaaS, PaaS?
Solution
The benefits of cloud computing are:
Issues:
Software as a Service (SaaS) is a cloud application service that corresponds to the huge cloud
market. It uses web to transfer applications controlled by the third-party seller. These
applications can run directly from web browser without downloading. It is easy to maintain and
support with SaaS.
Examples: Google Apps, Cisco WebEx, Concur etc.
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is used for accessing, observing, and managing distant data-
center infrastructures, like calculate, storage, networking, and networking services. Instead of
buying complete hardware, users can buy IaaS based on usage.
Platform as a Service (PaaS), is used for applications and other expansion, whereas providing
cloud mechanism to software. PaaS build the development, testing, and operation of applications
fast, easy, and commercial. The enterproise PaaS is delivered by hybrid model..
Where should organisms in Myxomycota be classified Give characteris.pdf
Where should organisms in Myxomycota be classified? Give characteristics of these organisms
which you used to place them in a taxonomic unit and the source you used to find their
characteristics. Do NOT copy and paste from any website; do not use any word which you
cannot define in your posts.
Solution
Myxomycota are also called as slime moulds. They are differs from normal fungi because of
their vegetative body consists of only protoplast bounded by membrane and devoid of cellwall
and also for their phagotrophic mode of nutrition. They are either holocarpic or eucarpic and they
exhibit in variable colouration. They are classified in to: Ascariomycetes, Hydromyxomycetes,
Myxomycetes and Plasmodiophoroomycetes. They key charecteristics for the above
classifications are:.
What were your perceptions of evolutionary theory before taking your.pdf
What were your perceptions of evolutionary theory before taking your first college level biology
class?
Solution
Before taking the first class of biology in college there were lotts of question in my mind that
how a man has evolved? who came first? how this whole world could have been formed? how
did the first life appeared in this world? I did not know much about the living organism so i
thought that human has come first.I didn\'t have any idea about the various evolutionary theory
which i had studied later in the college..
When phospholipids are mixed with water their ___ interact with water.pdf
When phospholipids are mixed with water their ___ interact with water and their ___ are
repelled, forming a lipid bilayer, hydrophobic heads hydrophilic tails hydrophilic tails
hydrophobic heads hydrophilic tails hydrophobic heads hydrophilic heads hydrophobic tails
Solution
When phospholipids mixed with water the hydrophillic heads interact with water and the
hydrophobic tails are repelled forming a lipid layer because the phospholipids consists of two
fatty acids that is the hydrophilic and hydrophobic. the hydrophilic or insoluble in water whereas
the hydrophobic is soluble in water. They would arrange themselves in two layer. The
hydrophillic faces the water whereas the hydrophobic tail present inside the water. This means
when the phospholipids interact with water the hydrophillic glycerol heads get attracted to the
water whereas the hydrophobic fatty acids tails avoids the water. Hydrophillic region always
tries to interact with water whereas the hydrophobic tail always tries to remove from water..
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What might be the risk to the department as a whole if the supervisor consistently fails to
delegate?
Solution
To delegate means to give a task or a responsibility to a sub ordinate.
Delegatin is an importnat aspect in management. Effective delegation helps in the development
of a symbiotic relationship within in organization. By delegating, the supervisor frees himself for
more important tasks. The subordinates benefit by taking the extra responsibility and gaining
experience.
By not delegating, the manager or the supervisor runs the risk of running out of time and hence
will not be able to do important or strategic tasks. He will be involved, most of the times, doing
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experience. This is the risk to the department that effective task allocation is not happening, thus
reducing efficiencies..
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What is forming an eating disorder?
Solution
Eating Disorders are unhealthy condition characterized by unbalanced eating habits along with
severe mental agony or anxiety on body figure. These may include inadequate or extreme food
intake leading to adverse impact on an individual’s physical and mental well-being.The signs and
symptoms of this disorder are intense dieting, underweight, body weight fluctuations, concern on
calories of food, erratic food habits, depression, avoiding social gatherings etc.
The three most common forms of eating disorders are Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, and
Binge Eating Disorder.
The Eating Disorders arise due to combination of biological, psychological, and/or
environmental abnormalities. The biological factors include irregular hormone functions,
hereditary factors and deficiencies. The psychological factors include negative thoughts and lack
of confidence. The environmental factors contributing to eating disorders include mental
agonies/traumas, peer pressure, stress, career, and professions demanding lean body.
What are the key claims of Platonism and formalism Name one Mathema.pdf
What are the key claims of Platonism and formalism? Name one Mathematician from each
camp.
Solution
Platonism:
Refers to a collection of metaphysical accounts of Mathematics.
The metaphysical accounts of Mathematics is the branch that entails theses concerning the
existence and fundamental nature of Mathematical Ontology.
And metaphysical accounts of Mathematics is a variety of platonism iff it entails the following:
Existence of ontology, abstractness of antology and independence of ontologies.
Mathematician from this group is our famous Frege , who is father of thesis that all arithmetic
derivations are derivable from general laws and defintions.
-----------------------------------------------
Formalism:
The main idea behind formalism is one that Mathematics is akin to a game with no commitment
to ontology.
Or Mathematics is not simply a proposition of abstract sectors of reality.
Briefly, it is the position to which naive philosophists gesture towards when pestered by
questions as to nature of Mathematics.
Thomae is an example of mathematician in this field..
What is the name for a single filament of fungal growth For an entir.pdf
What is the name for a single filament of fungal growth? For an entire mass of filaments? How
would you know if a fungal filament was haploid or dikaryotic?
Solution
3. the name of single filament of fungal growth is called hypha which is a longfilamentous
structure. the entire mass of of filaments is known as hyphae. these are thread like structures
4..
What is the crystal structure of Cr, V, and TiHexagonal close pac.pdf
What is the crystal structure of Cr, V, and Ti?
Hexagonal close packed
B. Face centered cubic
C. Body centered tetragonal
D. Body centered cubeA.
Hexagonal close packed
B. Face centered cubic
C. Body centered tetragonal
D. Body centered cube
Solution
chromium crystal structure is BODY CENTRED CUBIC ,Vanadium crystal structure is BODY
CENTERD CUBIC ,titanium crystal structure is hexgonal closed packed structure.
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Describe the difference bettween a kinase and a phosphatase.
Solution
Kinase
Phosphatase
catalyze the phosphorylation reactions by the addition of phosphate groups from ATP to protein
molecules.
catalyze the dephosphorylation reactions by removing of phosphate groups from substrates.
The phosphorylation reaction is unidirectional
The dephosphorylation reaction is bidirectional
Kinase uses ATP to obtain phosphate groups
Phosphatase use water molecules to remove phosphate groups
Proteins that are activated by a kinase
Proteins deactivated by a phosphatase.
Kinase
Phosphatase
catalyze the phosphorylation reactions by the addition of phosphate groups from ATP to protein
molecules.
catalyze the dephosphorylation reactions by removing of phosphate groups from substrates.
The phosphorylation reaction is unidirectional
The dephosphorylation reaction is bidirectional
Kinase uses ATP to obtain phosphate groups
Phosphatase use water molecules to remove phosphate groups
Proteins that are activated by a kinase
Proteins deactivated by a phosphatase..
Consider the above diagram. FIGURE, of the car park The object of thi.pdf
Consider the above diagram. FIGURE, of the car park The object of this assignment is to write a
program to operate the barriers to allow the cars in and out. As you can see there is a box in
which there are two condition lights for when the car park is Full, and when there are Spaces.
The entrance to the car park is on the left hand side. When a car drives into the car park there is a
sensor that detects the car and this should cause the barrier to be opened to allow the car in. On
the right hand side is the exit. When a car leaves the car park it will activate a sensor inside the
park to open the exit barrier. Both the entry and exit barriers will need to be in the Up position
long enough to allow the cars to enter or leave the car park. The inputs and outputs are listed as
follows: IP0 = Entry Sensor OP0 = Entry Barrier IP1 = Exit Sensor OP1 = Exit Barrier OP2 =
Full Light OP3 = Spaces Light When writing the program it is necessary to observe the
following conditions. When the car park is not full the Spaces light should be \'ON\'. When the
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directional pointers left and right so point at and click the direction you wish the car to travel.
When you wish a car to leave the car park point at the one you wish to leave the park and click.
You should explain the operation of the program, using the documentation facility.
Solution
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1 ISSN 2250-3153
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communication technology and embedded system, the technology of wireless sensor network
(WSN) has been advanced a lot. At the meanwhile, more and more producers and international
organizers want to make the mote more intelligent and standard. Sensor Networks being
considered as an emerging area of research in recent years has evolved in itself a large potential
to counteract the ongoing system. By networking large numbers of tiny sensor motes, it is
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problem and in the era of miniaturization its become a very crucial necessity to avoid the
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w.
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A. What is a search engine? Describe the two types of search engine.
B. Define in your own words what “the ethical point of view” means?
C. What is the difference between:
o Morality and Ethics.
o Relativism and Objectivism.
Solution
A)Search Engine:- It is a Program that searches and identifies items in a database that correspond
to keywords or characters specified by the user.
We have 2 types of Search Engines:-
B)The Ethical point of View:- According to me the Ethical point of view in solmething which
focuses more on the ethics which ar being followed throughout the world and sometimes ignore
the Facts and Science too.
Using Morality in any topic or content if we think it in an ethical view and mainly focusing on
the Ethics.
C)
They both are similarly to each other to an extent.
2.Relativism:-The view that what is morally right or wrong depends on what someone thinks.
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Are the following statements True or False?
1)A general partnership must have at least 2 members with each having their potential financial
loss in the partnership limited to their individual investment. False
2)The owner of a sole proprietorship has unlimited liability for the company’s debt.
3)A corporation is considered a separate legal entity from its shareholders.
4)Once a corporation has paid taxes on its income, it can be passed on as tax-free dividends to its
shareholders.
Solution
1)True since it needs to have a minimum of 2 members and share profits and loss based on
proportion of investment
2)True since he is the only owner needs to share everything
3)True
4)False , the shareholders also needs to pay taxes on the dividend received.
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A person A is supposed to send information to a person B. The information consists of two digit
numbers, including possibilities where the first digit is 0. For example 07. A is allowed to send
only one two digit number to the other side. Person B is then asked to recover the two original
numbers just from the received number and knowledge of the algorithm person A was using to
calculate that number.
(a)-Person A calculates the average of the two numbers and then send it two the person B. If the
average turns not to be an integer then A rounds it upward. For example if the two numbers are
20 and 29, the average is 24.5 and A would send 25 to B. Now assume that every pair of
numbers is equally likely, that is it comes with the probability of 1/10000. We define a random
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numbers. For example if B receives 03 then there are 13 possibilities,
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5,00). The problem is to compute the expectation of X.
(b)- Same as in (a) but now A is sending the larger of the two numbers. We define a random
variable Y to be the number of possibilities B has to choose from to guess the two original
numbers. For example if B receives 03 then there are only 7 possibilities,
(03,00),(03,01),(03,02),(03,03),(02,03),(01,03),(00,03). Compute the expectation of Y.
Comparing the expectations of X and Y which method is better.
Solution
198.99.
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entraining? 6. What type of cement would you use in each of the following cases a. Construction
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exposure condition d. Building foundation in a soil with severe sulfate exposure 7. You are an
engineer in charge of mixing concrete in an undeveloped area where no potable water is
available for mixing concrete. A source of water is available that has some impurities. What tests
would you run to evaluate the suitability of this water for concrete mixing? What criteria would
you use? 8. Three standard mortar cubes were made using nonpotable water available at the job
site, and three others were made using potable water. The cubes were tested for compressive
strength after 7 days of curing and produced the failure loads in kips shown in Table P6.23. The
Vicat test was conducted on the cement paste made with the questionable water and showed that
the set time was 45 minutes more than the set time of paste made with potable water. Based on
these results, would you accept that water for mixing concrete according to ASTM standards?
Explain why TABLE P6.23 Nonpotable Water 15.8 164 16.6 Potable Water 16.0 18.7 17.4 9.
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How does the fineness of the cement affect the concrete? 11. What natural aggregates are used in
making concrete?
Solution
1)Concrete and cement are not the same thing; cement is actually just a component of concrete.
Concrete is made up of three basic components: water, aggregate (rock, sand, or gravel) and
Portland cement. Cement, usually in powder form, acts as a binding agent when mixed with
water and aggregates. This combination, or concrete mix, will be poured and harden into the
durable material with which we are all familiar. There are three basic ingredients in the concrete
mix: Portland Cement Water Aggregates (rock and sand) Portland Cement - The cement and
water form a paste that coats the aggregate and sand in the mix. The paste hardens and binds the
aggregates and sand together. Water- Water is needed to chemically react with the cement
(hydration) and too provide workability with the concrete. The amount of water in the mix in
pounds compared with the amount of cement is called the water/cement ratio. The lower the w/c
ratio, the stronger the concrete. (higher strength, less permeability) Aggregates- Sand is the fine
aggregate. Gravel or crushed stone is the coarse aggregate in most mixes.
2)
Density and bulk density are properties of matter, which are very important when it comes to the
study of properties of matter. These are defined for substances such as.
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1 pts Question 1 is a method used by anthropologists to collect information by living with and
participating in the daily lives of the people that they are studying. It is the best method available
to get a holistic understanding of culture and the human condition. fieldwork O participant
observation ethnography o ethnology 1 pts Question 2 When an anthropologist studies multiple
societies\' similarities and differences before generalizing about human nature, human society, or
the human past we call this method analysis reflexive anthropology comparison evolution
Solution
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3) Participant observation (The method in which the anthropologist collects data and analyze the
result).
5) Critique other culture (The first and foremost aim of anthropology is to analyze the people of
different culture on the basis of their language, rituals, behavior etc).
7) Habitus (It is based on individual’s perception about the social world).
10) Ethnocentrism (It is the belief of ethnocentrism that other people, society or culture is
inferior to one\'s own)..
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An employer works in a plant with a FAR of 4. If the employee works a 4 hr shift, 200
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Solution
FAR = (Total number of fatalities x 108)/(Total number of worked hours during the period under
consideration)
Number of deaths per person per year = (4 hr/shift) x (200 shifts/ year) x (4 deaths/ 108 hours)
= 3.2 x 10-5 deaths / (person-year).
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You are reviewing the cable types used for networking and particularly for the Internet’s
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A. Coaxial
B. Fiber
C. STP
D. UTP
Solution
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Which sequence describes the order of structures through which air travels in the bird
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bronchus, anterior air sacs, lung, posterior air sacs, trachea, posterior air sacs, anterior air sacs,
bronchus, lung, trachea, lung, anterior air sacs, bronchus, posterior air sacs, trachea How does
the respiratory system in birds differ from the mammalian respiratory system? The respiratory
system in birds allows exchange of fresh air and stale air in one breath, whereas the mammalian
system requires for breaths for this exchange. The respiratory system in birds is less efficient
than the mammalian respiratory system. The respiratory system in birds is unidirectional,
whereas the mammalian respiratory system is bidirectional. The respiratory system In birds uses
air sacs in place of the lungs found in the mammalian respiratory system. What is the function of
the air sacs in the respiratory system of birds? To allow mixing of fresh and stale air so that the
oxygen/carbon dioxide ratio is optimal To hold air before and after it passes through the lungs
so that it moves in one direction To provide a site for gas exchange between the blood and the
surrounding air To provide a storage site for holding fresh air that can be drawn from during
periods of high metabolic demand
Solution
1) c) trachea, posterior air sacs, anterior air sacs, bronchus, lung, trachea
2)d) the respiratory system in birds uses air sacs in place of lungs found in the mammalian
respiratory system.
Birds have air sacs first and then lungs, unlike mammals.
3)b) to hold air before and after it passes through the lungs so that it moves in one direction.
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Which of the words below are typically used to describe quantitative research methods? (Select
all that apply.)
A. Subjective
B. Objective
C. Descriptive
D. Numeric
E. Random
F. Focus is on the research subject\'s view
Solution
(B) Objective
(D) Numeric
(F) Focus is on the research subject\'s view.
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Benifits and Issues using cloud computing, Describe breifly about SaaS, IaaS, PaaS?
Solution
The benefits of cloud computing are:
Issues:
Software as a Service (SaaS) is a cloud application service that corresponds to the huge cloud
market. It uses web to transfer applications controlled by the third-party seller. These
applications can run directly from web browser without downloading. It is easy to maintain and
support with SaaS.
Examples: Google Apps, Cisco WebEx, Concur etc.
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is used for accessing, observing, and managing distant data-
center infrastructures, like calculate, storage, networking, and networking services. Instead of
buying complete hardware, users can buy IaaS based on usage.
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cloud mechanism to software. PaaS build the development, testing, and operation of applications
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Where should organisms in Myxomycota be classified? Give characteristics of these organisms
which you used to place them in a taxonomic unit and the source you used to find their
characteristics. Do NOT copy and paste from any website; do not use any word which you
cannot define in your posts.
Solution
Myxomycota are also called as slime moulds. They are differs from normal fungi because of
their vegetative body consists of only protoplast bounded by membrane and devoid of cellwall
and also for their phagotrophic mode of nutrition. They are either holocarpic or eucarpic and they
exhibit in variable colouration. They are classified in to: Ascariomycetes, Hydromyxomycetes,
Myxomycetes and Plasmodiophoroomycetes. They key charecteristics for the above
classifications are:.
What were your perceptions of evolutionary theory before taking your.pdf
What were your perceptions of evolutionary theory before taking your first college level biology
class?
Solution
Before taking the first class of biology in college there were lotts of question in my mind that
how a man has evolved? who came first? how this whole world could have been formed? how
did the first life appeared in this world? I did not know much about the living organism so i
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When phospholipids are mixed with water their ___ interact with water.pdf
When phospholipids are mixed with water their ___ interact with water and their ___ are
repelled, forming a lipid bilayer, hydrophobic heads hydrophilic tails hydrophilic tails
hydrophobic heads hydrophilic tails hydrophobic heads hydrophilic heads hydrophobic tails
Solution
When phospholipids mixed with water the hydrophillic heads interact with water and the
hydrophobic tails are repelled forming a lipid layer because the phospholipids consists of two
fatty acids that is the hydrophilic and hydrophobic. the hydrophilic or insoluble in water whereas
the hydrophobic is soluble in water. They would arrange themselves in two layer. The
hydrophillic faces the water whereas the hydrophobic tail present inside the water. This means
when the phospholipids interact with water the hydrophillic glycerol heads get attracted to the
water whereas the hydrophobic fatty acids tails avoids the water. Hydrophillic region always
tries to interact with water whereas the hydrophobic tail always tries to remove from water..
What might be the risk to the department as a whole if the superviso.pdf
What might be the risk to the department as a whole if the supervisor consistently fails to
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Solution
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Delegatin is an importnat aspect in management. Effective delegation helps in the development
of a symbiotic relationship within in organization. By delegating, the supervisor frees himself for
more important tasks. The subordinates benefit by taking the extra responsibility and gaining
experience.
By not delegating, the manager or the supervisor runs the risk of running out of time and hence
will not be able to do important or strategic tasks. He will be involved, most of the times, doing
routine tasks. The subordinates are at risk of not learning new things and gaining meaningful
experience. This is the risk to the department that effective task allocation is not happening, thus
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What is forming an eating disorder?
Solution
Eating Disorders are unhealthy condition characterized by unbalanced eating habits along with
severe mental agony or anxiety on body figure. These may include inadequate or extreme food
intake leading to adverse impact on an individual’s physical and mental well-being.The signs and
symptoms of this disorder are intense dieting, underweight, body weight fluctuations, concern on
calories of food, erratic food habits, depression, avoiding social gatherings etc.
The three most common forms of eating disorders are Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, and
Binge Eating Disorder.
The Eating Disorders arise due to combination of biological, psychological, and/or
environmental abnormalities. The biological factors include irregular hormone functions,
hereditary factors and deficiencies. The psychological factors include negative thoughts and lack
of confidence. The environmental factors contributing to eating disorders include mental
agonies/traumas, peer pressure, stress, career, and professions demanding lean body.
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What are the key claims of Platonism and formalism? Name one Mathematician from each
camp.
Solution
Platonism:
Refers to a collection of metaphysical accounts of Mathematics.
The metaphysical accounts of Mathematics is the branch that entails theses concerning the
existence and fundamental nature of Mathematical Ontology.
And metaphysical accounts of Mathematics is a variety of platonism iff it entails the following:
Existence of ontology, abstractness of antology and independence of ontologies.
Mathematician from this group is our famous Frege , who is father of thesis that all arithmetic
derivations are derivable from general laws and defintions.
-----------------------------------------------
Formalism:
The main idea behind formalism is one that Mathematics is akin to a game with no commitment
to ontology.
Or Mathematics is not simply a proposition of abstract sectors of reality.
Briefly, it is the position to which naive philosophists gesture towards when pestered by
questions as to nature of Mathematics.
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What is the name for a single filament of fungal growth? For an entire mass of filaments? How
would you know if a fungal filament was haploid or dikaryotic?
Solution
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structure. the entire mass of of filaments is known as hyphae. these are thread like structures
4..
What is the crystal structure of Cr, V, and TiHexagonal close pac.pdf
What is the crystal structure of Cr, V, and Ti?
Hexagonal close packed
B. Face centered cubic
C. Body centered tetragonal
D. Body centered cubeA.
Hexagonal close packed
B. Face centered cubic
C. Body centered tetragonal
D. Body centered cube
Solution
chromium crystal structure is BODY CENTRED CUBIC ,Vanadium crystal structure is BODY
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