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Probability & Stat Answer all question below. Attach excel file for question 2 & 3 Solution Ordinary Category Rank No. of Respondents Proportion Respondent Outstanding 5 10 0.1282 Excellent 4 16 0.2051 Satisfactory 3 37 0.4744 Needs Improvement 2 9 0.1154 Unsatisfactory 1 6 0.0769 Total 78 Mean 15.6 Median 10 Mode 3.

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Our best evidence to data suggests that the Earth formed 4.6 billion years ago. What life forms existed on Earth during the following periods. (Match the correct answer to each question; you may use each answer more than once.) What happened during the first billion years (4.5-3.6 billion years ago)? What happened during the second billion years (3.6-2.6 billion years ago)? What happened during the third billion years (2.6-1.6 billion years ago)? What happened during the third billion years (2.6-1.6 billion years ago)? What happened during the fourth billion years (1.6-0.6 billion years ago)? What happened during the last 600 million years (0.6 billion years ago to present)? A. no life existed B. unicellular life appeared C. unicellular life forms were the only living things on Earth d. multicellular life appeared. E. dinosaurs dominated the entire period F. mammals dominated the entire period Solution What happened during the first billion years? (4.6 -3.6 billion years ago?) A. no life existed. Reason: Earth was formed over 4.6 billion years ago.Before that there was no life. What happened during the second billion years? (3.6 -2.6 billion years ago?) C.Unicellular life forms were the only living things on earth. Reason:Unicellular life appeared first about 3.6 billion years ago. What happened during the third billion years? (2.6-1.6 billion years ago?) B.unicellular life appeared. Reason:Unicellualr life appeared on earth during this period. What happened during the fourth billion years? (1.6 -0.6 billion years ago?) D.multicellular life appeared. Reason:Multicellular life appeared 1.5 billion years ago. What happened during the last 600 million years (0.6 billion years ago to pesent?) E and F. Dinosaurs dominated the entire period and mammals dominated the entire period. Reason: Both dinosaurs and mammals appeared in this period .Dinosaurs appeared first and then mammals appeared before extinction of dinosaurs..

one human resource manager recently got a thank you note on her iPho.pdf

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one human resource manager recently got a thank you note on her iPhone that said “Thx 4 the Iview! Wud to wrk 4 u!!!” The manager had liked the candidate’s interview, but after getting the note, she put him in the reject pile. Do you think it was fair for the manager to automatically reject the candidate? Should “textspeak” be considered acceptable workplace communication? Discuss. Solution as per the above explanation we can not say that what the manager has did and because of the text mail only he rejected the candidate. and some times it may not possible to select the candidate even he did best in the interview. there would some one else who performed best than the other. in those times, he may reject the good one to choose the best. and based on the above explanation it can be observed that the interviwer is a lady and the interviewee is a gent or boy. she may not like expressing his ability and interest to work in the firm. and she have not decided and discolsed it to the guy that he is selected or rejected. she may put it hold and mean while by looking at his message she may refused the application. but, because of the only message if she rejected him, it is not fair..

Mutations rII1 and rII2 are known to fall into the rIIA and rIIB cis.pdf

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Mutations rII1 and rII2 are known to fall into the rIIA and rIIB cistrons (genes) respectively. Mutations rII1 and rII2 are used to infect E. coli B at very low multiplicity of infection (m.o.i.) and the progeny phage collected. These phage are then used to infect strain K at very low m.o.i.. The resulting phage are diluted and plated on both E. coli B and E. coli K. Do you expect more plaques on strain B, on Strain K, an equal amount on both or is it impossible to tell? Explain Solution Strain B have more plaques because it supports the growth of all viruses,wild type T4 as well as rII mutants which are able to complete their lifecycle in this strain thus giving total number of viruses developed. Strain K have low number of plaques because in this strain only wild type T4viruses can grow and complete their lifecycle..

Money laundering has become a mechanism for financing terrorist acti.pdf

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Money laundering has become a mechanism for financing terrorist activities. Describe how and why terrorist organizations use money laundering a tool for financing their activities. How can investigators detect and investigate these schemes? What specific types of evidence will be useful to investigate these crimes? Identify a real case of money laundering as an example in your answer Solution Money laundering is process by which the criminals use the financial system to make illigetimate money appear legitimate through a web of complex transactions. Process of money laundering: (i) Placement Stage : This is the initial stage in money laundering where in criminals move physical cash in to the banking channel. (ii) Layering stage : In this stage , the money deposited in the banks is routed through complex financial transactions where the link to the origin of the funds is broken. (iiI) Integration Stage : The illicit funds are now pushed in to the economy and financial system by providing legitimate explanation for illegitimate funds. Terrorist agencies use money laundering tools to finance their activities since in such a prcess it is very difficult to establish the link to the illegally gotten money and trace it back to the crime. Investigators can detect such schemes if they find any inconsistent business activites of companies or individuals outside their routine activities. Such activities can include unusual high cash transactions, dealing in multiple currencies, transactions which do not meet the business\' core activities. Some of the ways in which investigators can investigate the schemes are as below : (i) The first step is to identify the business or individual profile of the criminal who has engaged in such an activity. (ii) If a business group or an organisation is involved then the next step is to identify the key personnel who run the group since they will be directly involved in this. (iii) The third step is identify the money flow patterns of the company and the location of the bank accounts of the organisation. (iv) Obtaining the financial records and the books of the company and corroborating the same with externally obtained bank statements. One of the world\'s most famous terrorist organisation Al Qaieda has been involved in multiple terrorist crimes that has killed millions till date uses money laundering techniques to finance their activities. The organisation had multiple financial interests through banks, holding companies, foundations,properties and charities in Britain , France and many other European countries. The organisation mainly took the help of BCCI in Britain in the 1980s before the bank was closed down by Bank of England..

Let X and Y be continuous r.v. with joint density functionPlease g.pdf

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Let X and Y be continuous r.v. with joint density function Please give two different formulas that show how to find cov(X,Y) **No need to do the actual integration** One formula should use the definition of cov (which should have one definite double integral) and the other uses the short cut formula for finding cov. (which should have difference between two definite double integrals). Thank you Solution Cov(x,y)= E(x)=x E(y)= E(xy)= Short cut formula is: Cov(x,y)=E(xy)-E(x)E(Y).

Independent auditors must provide dual opinions. What are these two .pdf

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Independent auditors must provide dual opinions. What are these two opinions and what is the difference in them? Solution Dual opinion is the opinion on the effectiveness and effective working of internal controls adopted by the firm to avoid accounting manipulations . Firm adopt internal controls to present financial statements at very best fair and transparent manner. So to avoid any deceit and manipulation activities to hide any or miss any issue , internal controls are adopted . Auditors also check the effectiveness of these controls and provide their opinion at the time of auditing the financial statements.

Imperialism and Nationalism are often incongruous concepts that exis.pdf

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Imperialism and Nationalism are often incongruous concepts that exist simultaneously in a given context. During the period after WWI, nationalism was used to create new states in Europe and the Middle East. Although these nations were recognized as independent, self-governing states, they were either directly or indirectly connected to previously existing states. Discuss the ways which Nationalism influenced the formation of new states. In your discussion, speak to the role of imperialism to uphold, hinder or complicate the formation or survival of these states. Is it possible to separate imperialistic goals from nation building? Support your argument with evidence. Solution The First World War saw the colonial empires of France and Britain mobilised to aid European and imperial war efforts. This mobilisation and the difficulties of demobilisation placed considerable strain on imperial systems which were only partly addressed through post-war reforms. The Great War also unleashed an unprecedented ideological challenge to colonial rule embodied in the ideas of Woodrow Wilson which took form through the mandatory system. Although there were some restrictions placed on the activities of the colonial powers, both Britain and France maintained their imperial rule, often violently suppressing anti-colonial nationalist challenges. From a colonial perspective the First World War did not end cleanly. Major combat operations on the Western Front may have ceased on 11 November 1918, but a raft of smaller conflicts, some of which had emerged out of the upheavals of 1914-1918 and others which were only tangentially related to the Great War, lingered on into the immediate post-war years. For example, it was not until spring 1919 that, rather belatedly, German efforts launched at the start of the war to stoke an Afghan challenge to the British Raj actually bore fruit. The Third Anglo- Afghan War was more than just a continuation of the seemingly interminable struggle between British imperial and Afghan forces along India’s north-western frontier. It was, in part, the continuation of Germany’s Weltkrieg, an attempt to globalise the European struggle of 1914- 1918 in order to distract the Entente powers from the main theatre of operations.[1] Unfortunately for Wilhelm II, German Emperor (1859-1941), the German army was defeated on the Western Front before this globalisation of the war could achieve its aim of forcing the British to choose between a European victory and their empire. The Third Anglo-Afghan War was not an isolated event in the wake of the First World War. Indeed, the decade following 1918 saw a major inter-state conflict being replaced by myriad smaller ones, often within collapsing states and imperial polities. This was a point not lost on contemporaries. In particular it was noted by, and arguably defined the thinking of, the arch- pessimist of Britain’s post-war situation, General Sir Henry Wilson (1864-1922), the British army’s Chief of the.

Imagine that you plant the massive seed from inside an avocado. You p.pdf

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Imagine that you plant the massive seed from inside an avocado. You provide sunlight, water, soil, fertilizer and sometimes you sing to your growing plant. After 2 years, the mass of your new avocado tree has increased dramatically. What is the source of the majority of this acquired mass? A. Air O B. Soil O C. Water O D. Fertilizer O E. Sunlight Submit for Grading Solution E .sunlight The high energy input during fruit growth and development is provided by carbohydrates derived from photosynthesis.Carbohydrates manufactured during photosynthesis can immediately be used for growth processes. 5. A the mass is released as CO2 and H2O as the end product of metabolism is carbon dioxide which can be released during breathing out ..

Identify three traits each that distinguish channels from carriers. (three for carriers and three for channels) Solution 1. Channel proteins are lipoproteins where as carrier proteins are glycoproteins. 2. Channel proteins can not transport molecules or ions against the concentration gradient, Carrier proteins can transport molecules or ions against the concentration gradient, 3.Solutes diffuse through the pore of channel proteins, whereas career proteins bind solutes on one side of membrane and release it on the other side. 4.channel proteins contain a pore where as carrier proteins,do not have..

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Explain why it can be problematic to base morality and ethics only o.pdf

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Explain why it can be problematic to base morality and ethics only on religion. Solution The existence of ethics as a science, moral as a positive framework out of religion is as old as civilization. Aristoteles and Platon stated that gods did not need of men, so religious moral is unuseful. But, other authors as C.S. Lewis recognize that is possible moral behavior without be a religious practice, however, the criterion of categorization between good or bad is not sustainable, because it would be a preference choice, without transcendence. Philosophers as Nietzsche, Kant or Holyoake agree about religion operates as an exogenous imposition of behaviors, that they do not have any ethic value, because they are not self- motivated, instead, non religious ethic is more valuable in this sense. There is a general accepted principle about the religious freedom and the laicity of the State, because religions has different emphasis and moral codes among the world, and the imposition of demand ethical behaviors have been addressed to an specific religion is a violation of the rights of the non followers of this faith. However, society requires an objective system of convivence which respects everybody believes, since there the need of a rational way of ranking moral decisions. Other aspect is that it has been argued that many religious moral codes do not promote the self superation, just they keep you saved of to be a criminal..

Discuss the reasons why the Human Microbiome Project is a step forwa.pdf

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Discuss the reasons why the Human Microbiome Project is a step forward in characterizing normal and pathogenic biota in humans. Solution The Human Microbiome is defined a the collection of microbes- bacteria, viruses and single cell eukaryotes that inhabits the human body. Microbes in adult human body are estimated to outnumber human cells by a number of ten to one. The Human Microbiome project is a United States National Institute of Health initiative with a goal of identifying and characterising the microorganisms which are found in association with both healthy and diseased humans. The main goals of Human Microbiome Project is a step forward in characterising normal and pathogenic biota due to its goals which are as follows:.

Describe what is happening in Italy (or you may substitute Argentina.pdf

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Describe what is happening in Italy (or you may substitute Argentina or Iran) and how that might impact things like exchange rates, inflation and/or interest rates. Solution Let we take example of Iran, As we all know that USA has put a number of sanctions on Iran due to which trade with Iran is difficult, Country like India which Import a major portion of its crue oil import from Iran, now after these sanctions, India could not buy crude oil from Iran and this will also happen with other countries too. So this types of sanctions will force Countries like India to look for another partner for Oil import and this will have impact on its currency exchange rates as other oil exporting countries may demand different price for the crude oil. on other hand after so many sanctions Supply of curde oil will increase and prices may also increases which will result in more pressure on countries and this will have impact on exchange rate and when prices of crude oil will increase it will impact economy and inflation will also increase and general price level will also increase..

Consider an extension of the queue abstract data type, called a .pdf

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Consider an extension of the queue abstract data type, called a minqueue, which supports operations ENQUEUE, DEQUEUE, and FINDMIN. Assume that the elements to be stored are integers (or any other totally ordered data type). FINDMIN simply returns the smallest element in the minqueue, but does not remove it. Using a standard implementation of a queue, the FINDMIN operation takes O(n) time in the worst case. However, consider a more clever data structure for this abstract data type which works as follows: There are two regular queues used. The first queue is called the ”real queue” and the second queue is called the ”helper queue”. When the ENQUEUE(x) operation is performed, the element x is enqueued in the regular way on the real queue. The element x is also enqueued at the end of the helper queue. However, if the element y immediately ”in front” of x on the helper queue is larger than x, then y is removed from the helper queue. This process of x annihilating the element immediately in front of it is repeated until the element immediately in front of x is less than or equal to it or x is at the front of the helper queue. Describe how the DEQUEUE and FINDMIN operation are implemented in this data structure. Give the worst case running time for each of ENQUEUE, DEQUEUE, and FINDMIN using this data structure. Give an argument using the potential method to show that any sequence of n ENQUEUE, DEQUEUE, and FINDMIN operations requires only O(n) time. Or namely, the amortized complexity of these operations is O(1). Consider an extension of the queue abstract data type, called a minqueue, which supports operations ENQUEUE, DEQUEUE, and FINDMIN. Assume that the elements to be stored are integers (or any other totally ordered data type). FINDMIN simply returns the smallest element in the minqueue, but does not remove it. Using a standard implementation of a queue, the FINDMIN operation takes O(n) time in the worst case. However, consider a more clever data structure for this abstract data type which works as follows: There are two regular queues used. The first queue is called the ”real queue” and the second queue is called the ”helper queue”. When the ENQUEUE(x) operation is performed, the element x is enqueued in the regular way on the real queue. The element x is also enqueued at the end of the helper queue. However, if the element y immediately ”in front” of x on the helper queue is larger than x, then y is removed from the helper queue. This process of x annihilating the element immediately in front of it is repeated until the element immediately in front of x is less than or equal to it or x is at the front of the helper queue. Describe how the DEQUEUE and FINDMIN operation are implemented in this data structure. Give the worst case running time for each of ENQUEUE, DEQUEUE, and FINDMIN using this data structure. Give an argument using the potential method to show that any sequence of n ENQUEUE, DEQUEUE, and FINDMIN operations requires only O(n) t.

Cordia Corporation is planning a 15 year project with an initial inv.pdf

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Cordia Corporation is planning a 15 year project with an initial investment of $2,500,000. The project will have $400,000 cash inflows per year in years 1-5 ; $200,000 cash inflows in years 6-10, and $40,000 cash inflows in years 11-15. a) Determine this project\'s intemal rate of return. b) If Cordia\'s opportunity cost of capital is 8%, should they accept or reject this project? c) Explain your reason for your decision in part (b). Solution a) Computation of IRR: IRR is an interest rate where the net present value of inflows are outflows equals zero. With the help of trial and error method we can find the IRR: First let us find from 5% rate and then we can increase or decrease as per the requirement (here, our target is to get NPV= 0). rate = 5% rate = 6% Year Cash flows discounting factor PV discounting factor PV 0 (2,500,000) 1 (2,500,000) 1 (2,500,000) 1 400,000 0.952381 380,952 0.943396 377,358 2 400,000 0.907029 362,812 0.889996 355,999 3 400,000 0.863838 345,535 0.839619 335,848 4 400,000 0.822702 329,081 0.792094 316,837 5 400,000 0.783526 313,410 0.747258 298,903 6 200,000 0.746215 149,243 0.704961 140,992 7 200,000 0.710681 142,136 0.665057 133,011 8 200,000 0.676839 135,368 0.627412 125,482 9 200,000 0.644609 128,922 0.591898 118,380 10 200,000 0.613913 122,783 0.558395 111,679 11 40,000 0.584679 23,387 0.526788 21,072 12 40,000 0.556837 22,273 0.496969 19,879 13 40,000 0.530321 21,213 0.468839 18,754 14 40,000 0.505068 20,203 0.442301 17,692 15 40,000 0.481017 19,241 0.417265 16,691 NPV 16,559 (91,423) IRR = 5% + [(16,559-0)/ (16,559-(-91,423))] = 5% + 0.15 = 5.15% b) If Cordia\'s opportunity cost of capital is 8%, then NPV will be: rate = 8% Year Cash flows discounting factor PV 0 (2,500,000) 1 (2,500,000) 1 400,000 0.925926 370,370.37 2 400,000 0.857339 342,935.53 3 400,000 0.793832 317,532.90 4 400,000 0.73503 294,011.94 5 400,000 0.680583 272,233.28 6 200,000 0.63017 126,033.93 7 200,000 0.58349 116,698.08 8 200,000 0.540269 108,053.78 9 200,000 0.500249 100,049.79 10 200,000 0.463193 92,638.70 11 40,000 0.428883 17,155.31 12 40,000 0.397114 15,884.55 13 40,000 0.367698 14,707.92 14 40,000 0.340461 13,618.44 15 40,000 0.315242 12,609.67 NPV (285,465.82) They should reject this project. c) The NPV in part b is negative, thus, we should reject this project in part (b). rate = 5% rate = 6% Year Cash flows discounting factor PV discounting factor PV 0 (2,500,000) 1 (2,500,000) 1 (2,500,000) 1 400,000 0.952381 380,952 0.943396 377,358 2 400,000 0.907029 362,812 0.889996 355,999 3 400,000 0.863838 345,535 0.839619 335,848 4 400,000 0.822702 329,081 0.792094 316,837 5 400,000 0.783526 313,410 0.747258 298,903 6 200,000 0.746215 149,243 0.704961 140,992 7 200,000 0.710681 142,136 0.665057 133,011 8 200,000 0.676839 135,368 0.627412 125,482 9 200,000 0.644609 128,922 0.591898 118,380 10 200,000 0.613913 122,783 0.558395 111,679 11 40,000 0.584679 23,387 0.526788 21,072 12 40,000 0.556837 22,273 0.496969 19,879 13 40,000 0.530321 21,21.

Case study on Queensland Health Payroll Debacle & Queensland Governm.pdf

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Case study on Queensland Health Payroll Debacle & Queensland Government Bans IBM from IT contracts. Questions: 7. What could IBM have done to prevent the release of its defective payroll system? Solution The queensIsland had banned IBM for further contracts, following report about payroll system it was blamed towards vendorers. In 2010, government started introduction of IBM based Payroll system which makes million bollers over budget and indulge payments to thousands of people.projects initiall expectations is 6.19 million dollars but current estimation cost about 1.2 billion dollars. Early the qeens government has launced enquiry. the report that resluts out from enqury had given in the week.the report gaves a critcal of all members including IBM.The problms which makes project comes dowm, in major failure is by multiple peoape to loose up their responsibility properly,” Richard who led enquery had said that.. then IBM is not allowed to any of the contracts with the state .which was said by Queeens Government. But IBM bought an application to claim up the damage, argue that in agrment signed in 2010 the Government has waved its rights to sue. This afternoon supreme court judge ruled IBM favour.it means that state government cannot go for current damage some defect are found in payroll system when it is launced in 2010 which produce a result that many of the employees in the queen state had remaind withe unpaid and underpaid..

Can you give an example of a binary heap programCan you give an .pdf

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Can you give an example of a binary heap program Can you give an example of a binary heap program Solution /* * C Program to Implement a Heap & provide Insertion & Deletion Operation */ #include int array[100], n; main() { int choice, num; n = 0;/*Represents number of nodes in the heap*/ while(1) { printf(\"1.Insert the element \ \"); printf(\"2.Delete the element \ \"); printf(\"3.Display all elements \ \"); printf(\"4.Quit \ \"); printf(\"Enter your choice : \"); scanf(\"%d\", &choice); switch(choice) { case 1: printf(\"Enter the element to be inserted to the list : \"); scanf(\"%d\", &num); insert(num, n); n = n + 1; break; case 2: printf(\"Enter the elements to be deleted from the list: \"); scanf(\"%d\", &num); delete(num); break; case 3: display(); break; case 4: exit(0); default: printf(\"Invalid choice \ \"); }/*End of switch */ }/*End of while */ }/*End of main()*/ display() { int i; if (n == 0) { printf(\"Heap is empty \ \"); return; } for (i = 0; i < n; i++) printf(\"%d \", array[i]); printf(\"\ \"); }/*End of display()*/ insert(int num, int location) { int parentnode; while (location > 0) { parentnode =(location - 1)/2; if (num <= array[parentnode]) { array[location] = num; return; } array[location] = array[parentnode]; location = parentnode; }/*End of while*/ array[0] = num; /*assign number to the root node */ }/*End of insert()*/ delete(int num) { int left, right, i, temp, parentnode; for (i = 0; i < num; i++) { if (num == array[i]) break; } if (num != array[i]) { printf(\"%d not found in heap list\ \", num); return; } array[i] = array[n - 1]; n = n - 1; parentnode =(i - 1) / 2; /*find parentnode of node i */ if (array[i] > array[parentnode]) { insert(array[i], i); return; } left = 2 * i + 1; /*left child of i*/ right = 2 * i + 2; /* right child of i*/ while (right < n) { if (array[i] >= array[left] && array[i] >= array[right]) return; if (array[right] <= array[left]) { temp = array[i]; array[i] = array[left]; array[left] = temp; i = left; } else { temp = array[i]; array[i] = array[right]; array[right] = temp; i = right; } left = 2 * i + 1; right = 2 * i + 2; }/*End of while*/ if (left == n - 1 && array[i]) { temp = array[i]; array[i] = array[left]; array[left] = temp; } } Output:.

All businesses, small or large, depend on data centers. Answer the f.pdf

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All businesses, small or large, depend on data centers. Answer the following questions related to data centers: Define data centers in terms of hardware, software, networks, and client-server architecture/networks What is the relationship between a business firm\'s MIS infrastructure and a business firm\'s data center. What are the implications of cloud computing for data centers? How are SAAS, PAAS, and IAAS related to a firm\'s MIS infrastructure? Solution Data Centers : Its a place of hosting number of system and their related components. Datacenters in terms of hardware, software, networks, client server architecture- could be defined as physical components present collectively like caes, connectors, power supply units, keyboard, mouse, audio speaker. Basically all the physical component that group up and come up a large server to support applications running on it and handle the load.These server as the clients to host the incoming and outgoing traffic to an application like consider a bank system which has complete running website which constitue of the software part will be having numerous amount of incoming request where simultaneously muliple user will be hitting the system at once so the server(present in data center) should be able to handle so many request which will require proper network system, CPUs etc to server it..

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4. Records of the missions of Baja California in the form of baptisms and burial records provide an ideal opportunity to examine the consequences of what is known as the \"Colombian Exchange,\" the movement of organisms large and small between the Old and New Worlds after the appearance of Columbus in 1492. The data below are two time series of the numbers of baptisms at two Central Baja missions, San Jose de Comondu and San Gertrudis. The data are for the decade 1770 - 1779. (a) How would you generally describe the trend of baptisms for the two missions over this period? Do the missions appear to show similar trends? Justify your response by appealing to the graph. (b) One of the influences of the meeting of the Old and New Worlds was the transmission of diseases to the native populations, who had developed no natural immunity from European diseases. If there were anecdotal evidence for an outbreak of disease during this time, which mission and what year seems to be the most likely candidate? Again, justify your response by appealing to the graph. (a) How would you generally describe the trend of baptisms for the two missions over this period? Do the missions appear to show similar trends? Justify your response by appealing to the graph. (b) One of the influences of the meeting of the Old and New Worlds was the transmission of diseases to the native populations, who had developed no natural immunity from European diseases. If there were anecdotal evidence for an outbreak of disease during this time, which mission and what year seems to be the most likely candidate? Again, justify your response by appealing to the graph. Solution.

4. Cafazzo et al. studied a group of stray dogs in Rome, and ranked t.pdf

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4. Cafazzo et al. studied a group of stray dogs in Rome, and ranked them from 1 (most dominant) to 27 (least dominant.) They split the results by gender . Ranks of males: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 . Ranks of females: 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 Is there any diference between males and Is there any difference between males and females? Find the two-tailed P-value for: (a) The Wilcoxon rank-sum test. (b) A van der Waerden test Solution.

You are required to implement all the classes as specified by UML di.pdf

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You are required to implement all the classes as specified by UML diagram below.The objective of most of the methods is obvious from the given method name and input parameters.I am listing below the explanation of the not-so-obvious methods. PlayList Class: getSong(pos:int) :Song a method that returns the song that is located in the given position (pos). If there is no song in the given position then the method returns null getSongPosition(title:String):int a method that takes the song title as input and returns as output the position of the song in the list. If not found, the method returns -1. Song -title:String -artist: String +Song (title:String, artist:String) +gettitle ():String +getArtist ):String +tostring ) :String PlayList maxNumOfSongs:int -currentNumor Songs: int; +PlayList (maxNumOESongs:int) +getcurrentNumSongs ) :int +addsong (title:String, artist:String) :void +addsong (song:Song):void +getsong (pos:int) :Song +getsongPosition (title:String) :int User nam String - favoriteSongs: PlayList +User (name: String, favoriteSongs: PlayList) +User (name: String) +setFavoriteSongs (1ist: PlayList) :void +getFavoriteSongs) PlayList; +getsong (title:String) :Song +addsong (title:String, artist:String) :void tartistsongCount (artist:String) :int +tostring () :String Solution Please find the implementation of all the classes mentioned in the above UML diagram. Please see comment against each line to get to know the explanation :.

Which phyla have phloem sieve elements Bryophyta Monilophyta Coni.pdf

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Which phyla have phloem sieve elements? Bryophyta Monilophyta Coniferophyta Anthophyta Which phyla have roots? Bryophyta Monilophyta Coniferophyta Anthophyta Which phyla have stems? Bryophyta Monilophyta Coniferophyta Anthophyta Which phyla have stomata and guard cells? Bryophyta Monilophyta Coniferophyta Anthophyta Solution Please find the answers below: Part 32: Choice 4 (Anthophyta, or modern day plants or angiosperms are the most advanced nature of plants which contain complex vascular tissues. They have separate conducting tissues for water and food. Their sieve tubes contain companion cells and other accessory cells as well.) Part 33: Choice 4 (As described above, anthophytes represent the modern day flowering plants or angiosperms. They contain a true stem which gets lignified with time and becomes hard. Although weak and tender stems are also visible and present in ferns and other lower plants, a true hard lignified stem is found in conifers and angiosperms only) Part 34: Choice 4 (The lower plants like bryophytes, pteridophytes etc do not contain true vascular tissues. They are also devoid of any stomatal openings and guard cells. True stomata and guard cells appeared in the flowering plants with diverse functions. Though some conifers also contain stomata but generally, their stomatal openings are minimized to prevent evaporation of water.).

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Where do hydrogen bonds occur in the DNA structure and how does hydrogen bonding contribute to the secondary structure of DNA? Solution Ans). The two strands of DNA stay together by hydrogen bonds that is complementary nucleotide base pairs. Two hydrogen bonds occur between the adenosine and the thymine base pairs, and three hydrogen bonds occur between the cytosine and the guanine. Secondary structure is the set of interactions between bases. In DNA the two strands of DNA are held together by hydrogen bonds..

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What is the concept of spoiled identity as it relates to disability? Do you believe that some of all aspects of spoiled identify are inevitable? Solution While interacting with someone we tried to present ourselves to the other participants stigma is an attribute that is discrediting do whatever we are trying to portray to others a particular identity is set to be spoiled by having a stigma associated with it Goffman points of that stigma will have great effect on the human beings. Anyone who is disqualified from social acceptance is stigmatized. Stigma includez physical deformities blemishes or tribal stigma like race and religion. The stigmatized people are rejected and their face discrimination in the society. All these things show the effect on self esteem academic achievement, performance et. Stigmatization is a process in which the minorities are the inferior portions disqualified by the powerful are superior people the stigmatized people become socially excluded based on their characteristics that led to the stigma. . Due to disabilities or external deformities like leprosy Muscular dystrophy cleft lip are considered as what type of stigma gosselin emphasized how stigmatized people manage their child identity before the normal people he also focused on stigma not as fixed or inherent attribute of a person but described it as an experience. In a research it was found that obese and overweight women feel uncomfortable and I\'m not very social which makes other people which come into contact with them become an interesting and it was found that the overweight women developed lower self esteem. Sometimes it is inevitable but research is going on to rule out this..

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111. Twenty-one executives in a large corporation were randomly selected to study the effect of several factors on annual salary (expressed in $000s). The factors selected were age, seniority, years of college, number of company divisions they had been exposed to, and the level of their responsibility. The results of the regression analysis follow. Write out the multiple regression equation. Solution The multiple regression equation is: Annual salary=-0.031 age+0.381 seniority+ 1.452 years of college -0.089 divisions +3.554 level.

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