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In which layer of the TCPnP layers are emaA programs mainly used? Application layer Host-to-host, or transport layer intemet layer Network access layer Physical layer QUESTION 17 A communication channel has a bandwidth of 1 MHz , and a signal-to-noise ratio of 255 . What is its channel capacity? A. 8Mbps B. 4 Mbps C.2Mbps D. 6Mbps E. None F. 10Mbps .

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is based on comparison of processes with a direct adversary in industry. functional benchmarking product benchmarking process benchmarking competitive benchmarking Which of the following is FALSE in relation to customer involvement in a business? More customer involvement can mean better quality and faster delivery. A more customer-focused process might increase the net value to customers. Customer involvement is always a good idea for a business. Some customers seek active participation in their service process. .

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Invertebrates worksheet (except Arthropoda and Chordata): Part 1: Porifera and Cnidaria Questions about Porifera (sponges). 1. Describe the path of water flow through a sponge. Use the following vocabulary in your deseription: esculum, incurrent canal, spongocoel, choanscyte. 2. Which cells crease the current that allows sponges to filter-feed? 3. What cells produce spicules and what function de they serve for the spoage? 4. Where do most sponges live (freshwater, marine water, terrestrial)? Questions about Cnidaria 1. Phylum Cnidaria is named fot a distinctive cell known as a caidocyte. What distinctive organelle is present within a cnidocycte cell? Why is this organelle important when considering the predatory life-style of enidanans? 2. What is the typical function of the polyp stage within a cnidarian life-cycle? 3. What is the typical function of the medusa stage within a cnidarian life-cyele? 4. Give a specific example that you saw in lab of a polyp. 5. Give a specific example that you saw in lab of a medusa. 6. Compare the elades Hydrozoa, Scyphozoa and Ambozoa in terms of which stages (polyp, medusa) are present and dominant in the life-cycle. 7. Exanine some representative samples of coral. What is a coral? Do you actually see the animal in these exantpies of coral? What lived in the small holes observed in the coral? Was it a polyp or a medusa? 8. Where do most cnidariaus live (freshwater, marine water, terrestrial)? .

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INVESTMENT PLANNING 6.Hedgers in the context of futures and options refer to A. a party which either has a current exposure or future exposure in the underlying asset and intend to remove the risk B. a party who assume a position in the underlying asset with the sole intention of making profit C. a party that buy and sell an identical product to take advantage of price differential due to market imperfection D. none of the above 7. The following are all true about unit trusts, except it is a professionally managed fund it is a collective investment scheme it does not depend on funds from unit-holders it usually holds diversified portfolio of securities A. i and ii only B. ii and iii only C. iii and iv only D. iii only 8. The trust deed is a legally binding agreement between the manager, trustee and unit- holders. The deed usually covers how to value and price a unit the rights of unit-holders the collection & distribution of income A. none of the above B. I only C. I and ii only D. i, ii and iii 9. Which of the following does not apply to the unit trusts' manager? to introduce unit-holders to buy the units of the trust fund at all cost to manage the fund with high standard of integrity and fair dealing the manager must exercise due care, skill and diligence in managing the fund the manager is bound by the Securities Commission (Unit Trust Scheme) Regulation 1996 A. i and ii only B. ii and iii only C. iii and iv only D. I only 10. The trustee is said to be the custodian for all the assets of unit trust schemes. The duty is to ensure that the manager follows strictly the provision of trustee's deed on ... the creation and cancellation of units The collecting & distribution of income proper record keeping of interest upholding unit-holders' interest A. none of the above B. I only C. i and ii only D. all of the above .

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Invertebrates are very speciose, beina 95% of all oraanisms. and are outliers in that the former belongs to Deuterostomia and the latter lack true tissues. stand out in that they can have diploblastic tissues and some members have nematocysts for paralyzing prey. Within the Lophotrochozoa, the a. cephalopods [Select ] b. annelida c. cridaria help them blend into their environment. The most speciose group is the [ Select ] in the Ecdysozoa, which contains invertebrates that d. myriapous molt and also insects that diversified with flowering plants. .

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Intro lecture 1. What is an ecological 'community'? 2. What group of organisms constitute most of the earth's biomass? Why? 3. What is the most species rich group of animals? 4. In the last 45 years, collectively, how much have animal populations declined? How has this decline differed among different geographical regions of the world? 5. In what major ways have humans impacted the planet; briefly explain 1 of these using an example. 6. What is the largest pollutant on the planet? What is the main cause of this pollutant and what is one other secondary cause? 7. What is the cause of the largest change in land use on the planet? 8. For both plant and animal extinctions, on a global scale what geographical feature is associated with the highest rate of extinction? Why? How is this related to 'metapopulation dynamics' and 'habitat fragmentation'? 9. In the wild bees/climate change study in Germany what was the main cause of the decline in bee species' richness? What habitat/landscape feature had the strongest effect on reducing its impact? .

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In which layer of the TCPNP layers is router or packet switch mainly used? Appilication layer Host-to-host, or transport layer Internet layer Notwork access layer Physical layer QUESTION 3 Everying else being equal, what can we say about frequency and wavelength? None The higher is the frequency, the larger is the wavelenght The unit for both frequency and wavelength is Hz The higher is the frequency, the smaller is the wavelenght Frequency has no effect on wavelength .

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In what way is GDP not a perfect measure of well-being? It does not reflect income inequality. It includes production from the underground economy. It does not reflect the level of crime. It does not reflect the effects of pollution. It does not reflect goods available for household consumption. It does not reflect the quality of leisure time. It does not reflect the amount of investment. It includes household production. .

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Industry members tend to have considerable power in bargaining with key suppliers when suppliers have the resources and also a profit incentive to integrate forward into the business of industry members. it is difficult or costly for industry members to switch their purchases from one supplier to another or to switch to attractive substitute inputs. certain suppliers provide equipment or services that deliver valuable cost-saving efficiencies to industry members in operating their production processes. a few suppliers are regarded as the best or preferred sources of a particular item. Findustry members are major customers of suppliers and when good substitutes exist for the products/services of suppliers. Copying. redistributing, or website posting is expressly prohibited and constitutes copyright violation Version 67125 opyright 02023 by Glo-Bus Software, Inc .

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