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Let (X,d) be a metric space where every infinite subset has a limit point. The document proves that if every infinite subset of a metric space (X,d) has a limit point, then (X,d) is separable. It defines a metric space as a set where a distance (called a metric) is defined between elements of the set. Metric spaces generalize the familiar Euclidean metric of 3D space and induce topological properties like open and closed sets.
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Let-'s shift our focus a little and talk about Telehealth- Using to re.docx
Let\'s shift our focus a little and talk about Telehealth. Using to resources and APA citations: What is it and what are some different career opportunities for nurses using telehealth (e.g., nurse-run call centers for insurance companies). How is privacy maintained?
Solution
Telehealth Technologies -- Offering a wide array of new opportunities for nurses worldwide
The good news about telehealth is that not only can it be of great value to patients in remote locations, it can also help nurses in their everyday practice and provide them with an expanded set of career choices. Telehealth makes it possible to share medical skills, information, and know how; it can also provide nurses -- be they novices, experts, or somewhere in-between -- the opportunity to play an important role in the development, deployment, and utilization of telemedicine and telehealth applications in patient care.
Telehealth technologies allow clinicians to conduct remote physical assessment and consults, as well as capture and store patient information (with a store-and-forward software application) for further evaluation and sharing with a consulting physician or nurse practitioner.
Telehealth/Telemedicine/e-Health - What\'s Important to Know
There are six areas that are important to master in clinical telemedicine.
Resources
Nurses can educate themselves on these areas in several ways, including:
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Let L(x1- x2- x3- x4- x5- x6- x7) - 2x3 + 3x4 + 8x6 + x7- Is L a linea.docx
Let L(x1; x2; x3; x4; x5; x6; x7) = 2x3 + 3x4 + 8x6 + x7: Is L a linear map?
If it is, find as many independent vectors in Ker(L) as you can.
Solution
L(x1; x2; x3; x4; x5; x6; x7) = 2x3 + 3x4 + 8x6 + x7
Since L satisfies scalar multipication and addition properties, it is a LINEAR map
rank of transformation matrix = 4
=>dimension of kernal = 7-4 = 3
=>maximum number of independent vectors in kernel = 3
=>these vectors are : (1 0 0 0 0 0 0), ( 0 1 0 0 0 0 0) , (0 0 0 0 1 0 0 )
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Look at the energy curve for butane and oxygen combining to form CO2.docx
Solution
Answer
The reverse reaction cannot occur
Explanation
Reverse reaction is nonspontaneous: True statement because potential energy of CO2 + H2O is lower than Potential energy of Butane +O2
Butane and Oxygen have greater potential energy than CO2 + H2O : True statement
Ther forward spontaneous reaction occurs once the activation energy provided : true statement
The reverse reaction cannot occur : not correct because reverse reaction can be achieved in different path way.
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List regional priority credits available for Long Island- Do you think.docx
List regional priority credits available for Long Island. Do you think regional difference should be included in sustainable development - if yes, why - if not, why not?
Solution
The following are some of the regional priorties for long islands
1.SGRID3
2.Broad hollow bioscience facility
3.winthrop University Hospital
4.stony brook center for biomedicine
5.business investments
6.ronkonkoma hub
7.wyandanch rising
8.wincoram Commons
9.nassau hub
10.hempstead village
11.meadows at yaphank
12.brookhaven rail terminal
13.sheltair
14.commercial fishing infrastructure improvements
15.STEM(science , technology, engineering, m mathematics education)
Yes because the aim of sustainable development is to define viable schemes combining the economic, social, environment aspects of human activity. these three areas must therefore be taken into consideration by communities companies and individuals
Sustainable development implies the fulfillment of several conditions: preserving the overall Balance, respect for the environment, preventing the exertion of natural resources. reduced production of waste and the rationalitation of production and energy consumption must also be implemented. this development is differece regional difference
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List the most common arguments and describe the effect of that argumen.docx
List the most common arguments and describe the effect of that argument of the utilities below: 7-zip Gzip Rar Tar Zip
Solution
1) 7-zip : The 7-zip is an open source. it makes easy to obtain and use.
it has main features like high compression ration in 7z format.
-Self extraction capabalities for 7z format.Extra features include password protection as well as adjustable compression levels, compatibility with multiple archive formats.It aslo provides command line and Graphical user interface.
Most common arguments and effects :
Command Line (non-switch)
2) g-zip :it is a compression utility designed to be a replacement for compress.Basically it find matching strings throughout the file and replaces them to reduce the file size.
Most common arguments and effects :
Command-Line :
3) Rar :it is used to compress the media content that has to be shared over the internet.Files can be divided into multriple segments for compression. Further abilities include error recovery. and it supports file spanning.
Most common arguments and effects :
Archive compression Ratio
4) Tar : A TAR file is an archive file that contains one or more files inside. This is often done to ease distribution of a large set of files over the Internet.  Its initial purpose was to backup data to sequential I/O devices.
Cpmmand Line arguments :
5) Zip : it is a popular format widely used in internet. Like other archives Zip files are data containers,they store one or several files in compressed format.
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Listed below are current asset items for Lester Company at December 31.docx
Listed below are current asset items for Lester Company at December 31, 2013.
Prepare the current assets section of the balance sheet. (List Current Assets in order of liquidity.)
Solution
answer..
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List some ways in which the privacy threats posed by cyber technology.docx
List some ways in which the privacy threats posed by cyber technology differ from those posed by earlier technologies.
Solution
For the privacy threats posed by cyber technology there are
such as the private sector carries significant responsibility for cyber security.It more like of the information
generated
Threats are moving to the mobile sphere
Recently the International Cyber Security Protection Alliance (ICSPA) released a cyber-crime study that
highlighted mobile communications
Second more important thing is Privacy protection and cyber security should be thought of as interconnected: as more and more personal
information is processed or stored online,
The privacy protection increasingly relies on effective cyber security.
This is implementation by organizations to secure personal data both when it is in transit and at rest
The main reason is the Complexity of the connected environment.Through this environment only the secuirity breaks most of the time se
Data risk is also comes under cyber secuirity risk
For stop this secuirity violation cyber secuirity policy needs to improve by there cloud , server connection, network
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List three factors that contribute to the severity of acid rock draina.docx
List three factors that contribute to the severity of acid rock drainage at Earth\'s surface, such as from legacy coal mining.
Solution
Acid rock drainage is formed by the natural oxidation of common sulphitde minerals when they are exposed to water & aIR
FACTORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THE SEVERITY OF ACID ROCK DRAINAGE (ARD)AT EARTH SURFACE ARE
Temperature: Pyrite oxidation occurs most quickly at a temperature around 30°C.
Microorganisms present: Some microorganisms are able to accelerate ARD production.
Amount of oxygen present: Sulphide minerals oxidize more quickly where there is more oxygen available. As a result, ARD formation rates are higher where the sulphides are exposed to air than where they are buried under soil or water
.Amount of water available: Cycles of wetting and drying accelerate ARD formation by dissolving and removing oxidation products, leaving a fresh mineral surface for oxidation. In addition, greater volumes of ARD are often produced in wetter areas where there is more water available for reaction.
Type of minerals present: Not all sulphide minerals are oxidized at the same rate, and neutralization by other minerals present may occur, which would slow the production of ARD.
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List the GL entries (debit and credit) for the following items - list.docx
List the GL entries (debit and credit) for the following items - list debit/credit by date for each date listed.
On January 2, 2015, an agency decides to order $2,000 of office supplies. The agency has made firm orders for specific vendors. The amounts total $2,000. There are no advances. What is the GL entry when the agency signs the order (but has not yet received the supplies),
On February 2, 2015, the agency receives the goods – the goods are considered expenses, and are not considered personal or real property (or inventory). What is the GL entry?
On February 17, 2015, the vendor receives payment for the goods. How did the vendor (likely) receive payment? Who actually paid the vendor, in most cases? What is the GL entry?
Solution
Answer:
2 jan 2015 Office supplies A/C Dr. $2000
To Account Payables A/CÂ Â Â $2000
2 Feb 2015Â Â Office supplies Expense A/C dr.$2000
To office supplies A/CÂ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â $2000
17 Feb 2015Â Â Â Â Â Accounts Payable A/C Dr. $2000
To cash A/CÂ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â $ 2000
Vendor receive the payment in cash. Agency actually paid the vendor.
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list examples of the internet entities( switches- web servers- mail se.docx
list examples of the internet entities( switches, web servers, mail server, users and system) need to communicate securely?
Solution
ARPANET was designed to support the interconnection of networks ( inter-networking ).
Routers connect the various individual networks and links together that make up the Internet.
switch is a computer networking device that connects devices together on a computer network,
firewall is a combination of hardware and software that isolates an organization’s internal network from the Internet at large, allowing
some packets to pass and block- ing others.
A web server is an information technology that processes requests via HTTP, the basic network protocol used to distribute information on the World Wide Web.
users navigate from one web page to another via hyperlinks embedded in the documents. These documents may also contain any combination of computer data,
1) User end system (customer) and web server (online store) in business transactions
2) User end system (laptop) and a password protected router (Wi-Fi internet) during log on
3) Two web servers (email service) in sending an email
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List and define the factors that are important to successful implement.docx
List and define the factors that are important to successful implementation efforts.
List and define the factors that are important to successful implementation efforts.
Solution
Q)List and define the factors that are important to successful implementation efforts.
Ans)
Several factors are important to the successful implementation of a system:
including
1. management support,
2. The involvement of users, and
3. User expectations.
Additionally,
4. commitment to the project,
5. commitment to change, and
6. extent of project definition and planning are important.
Commitment to the project refers to managing the project so that the problem being solved is well understood and the target system actually solves the problem.
Commitment to change means being willing to change behaviors and procedures. The premise of project definition and
planning is that more extensive planning is more effective than less extensive planning.
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List some places that may be using Network Address Translation (NAT) a.docx
List some places that may be using Network Address Translation (NAT) and how do they use it.
Solution
In this way Network Address Translation (NAT) is mainly working through LAN and WirelessLAN to be mapped in a single public IP address. Communicate with multiple devices on network structure is designed for easiest manner. In NAT is network designed for inside and outside network.
NATs are widely used in Wi-Fi zones and UWLAN, WAN technologies and it translate private address and legal address into single layer.
Metropolitan cities are using in this technology because single port but multiple access
Space communication also using NAT, easily packet transmission into two or more communication channels in different categories.
Military service is used in various aspects, message (packet) transfer in one IP address through entire communication channel.
Civil democratic living areas are mobilized in easy to connects and configure their network channels in own arrangements.
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List Five differences in the Format of Foreign vs Domestic Companies I.docx
List Five differences in the Format of Foreign vs Domestic Companies Income Statement.
List Five differences in the Format of Foreign vs Domestic Companies Balance Sheet.
Solution
Differences between IFRS and U.S. GAAP Issue IFRS U.S. GAAP Documents included in the financial statements Balance sheet Income statement Changes in equity Cash flow statement Footnotes Balance sheet Income statement Statement of comprehensive income Changes in equity Cash flow statement Footnotes Balance sheet Requires separation of current and noncurrent assets and liabilities Recommends separation of current and noncurrent assets and liabilities Deferred taxes Shown as separate line items on the balance sheet Included with assets and liabilities Minority interests (usually ownership positions by significant but not majority investors) Included in equity as a separate line item Included in liabilities as a separate line item Extraordinary items (events that don
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List and define the types of System Software- How does System Software.docx
List and define the types of System Software. How does System Software differ from Applications Software?
Solution
Answer for Question:
System Software Definition:
System software is a type of computer program that is designed to run a computer\'s hardware and application programs.
If we think of the computer system as a layered model, the system software is the interface between the hardware and user applications.
Differences Between Application and System Software:
Application Software:
1. Application software is computer software designed to help the user to perform specific tasks.
2. It is specific purpose software.
3. Classification:
Package Program,
Customized Program
4. Application Software performs in a environment which created by System/Operating System
System Software:
1. System software is computer software designed to operate the computer hardware and to provide a platform for running application software.
2. System Software Create his own environment to run itself and run other application.
3. It is general-purpose software.
4. Classification:
Time Sharing,
Resource Sharing,
Client Server
Batch Processing Operating System
Real time Operating System
Multi-processing Operating System
Multi-programming Operating System
Distributed Operating System
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List and define the types of System Software- How does System Software (1).docx
List and define the types of System Software. How does System Software differ from Applications Software?
Solution
System software are set of instructions which are used to run computer hardware and applications. It is
like a bridge between hardware and user applications.
System software are of threee types.
1) OPERATING SYSTEM
It is designed to run process and act as a bridge between applications and user.
Different Types are:
* General purpose operating system
* batch processing operating system
* single use operating system
* multi use operating system
* multi programming/multi tasking operating system
* multi thread operating system
* Real time operating system
* Embedded operating system
2) Language translator : which helps to translate high level language to assembly language.
Types are:
* Compiler
* Interpreter
* Assembler
3) Utility software: helps to organize, configure and opttimise the applications in a computer.
Examples are: anti-virus software, back-up software
These all are to give boost to application softwares... using these softwares.. applications run smoothly.
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List 6 reasons WHY we treat wastewater focused on the different types.docx
List 6 reasons “WHY” we treat wastewater focused on the different types of contaminants in municipal wastewater.
Solution
Due the fact that waste water is generated with different types contaminents which are composed of salts,ammonia,pathogenic material,pesticides,chemicals such as nitrates,posphorus etc.....................
Most conventional waste water plants are through rivers,lakes and streams all these plants have (National POllutant Discharges Elimination System) NPDES
Different types of pollutants are present in waste water are
1) BOD (Bio Chemical Oxygen Demand)
2) Ph value
3) Total suspended values
4) coliform bacteria
5) metals
6) Total dissolved solids
7) pesticides
8) Pharacetimals
The Different reasons why we treat waste water treatment focused on contaminents are
1) Clean water is critical to plants and animals that live in water and drink water This is important for fishing industries,animal lifes and plants
2) All the water that is diposed into lakes and rivers used in villages for drinking so we should treat the water for removing pollutants
3) Sewage or waste water can be recycled and used for any purpose of usage of water
4) As if we dont properly treat waste water it carries so many harmful bacteria and viruses which may cause danger to health as we play and stay with water for long time (example : oceans,rivers )
5) The chemicals and toxic acids present in water may cause various side effects to species (any species)
6) If water is not teated all the water is sent into oceans and rivers which pollute them and cause effect to aquatic and wild life
7) If the waste water is sent into lakes or ponds all the ground water in that area is polluted
So we should treate waste water depending on the contaminents present in water
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Linux distributions are becoming more and more user friendly- There is.docx
Linux distributions are becoming more and more user friendly. There is a relatively new distribution called Ubuntu that is extremely easy to install and is very functional.
What additional Linux distributions are currently available, and what are their advantages and/or disadvantages?
Solution
The various linux distributions available are given below:
1) Finnix, its used for system administration and also comes in market with various architectures
2) Raspbian, its a a type of desktop bases distribution, its also known as a very less power computer
3) 64 Studio, its for the production of audio and video on x86 environment.
4) Corel Linux, its also one of the linux distribution.
5) Dream Linux, its one of the old linux distribution
Advantages of Linux Distributions:
1) One of the advantages is that, most of the distributions of the linux are free to use and it also can be installed without license in any numbers of Computers.
2) They are more secure than windows systems, with less virus attacks
3) Opne sources and you can free to do the modifications on it.
4) Various software available to use on these distributions.
5) Robust and fast in execution.
Disadvantages of Linux Distributions:
1) To understand linux distribution, you have to be patience, as its not easy as windows, to get familiar with it.
2) Not have a very strong GUI as windows.
3) Linux distributions also having various compatibility issues with other systems.
4) In terms of various applications, linux distributions are still lagging behind the windows
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