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Reduce the following state table to minimum number of states using the Implication chart method. Present State Next State Output Inputs (XY) 01 11 10 tz Z 00110000001 10 G G F G G K H G D G G te-Y) e2_c | 1: C F D E | | | | | G | C | | | C | E ax t( x| u e-p N In n- B B H H B F-JE- IBA ABCDEFGHI-JK Solution Step 1: Use X in the square to eliminate output incompatible states. 1stàoutput of A differs from C,D and K so put X in the box B C X D X E F G H I J K X - A B C D E F G H I J àOutput of B differs from C,D,K so put X And repeat the process we get, Output of C differs from E,F,G,H,I,J so put X Output of D differs from E,F,G,H,I,J so put X Output of E differs from K so put X Output of F differs from K so put X Output of G differs from K so put X Output of H differs from K so put X Output of I differs from K so put X Output of J differs from K so put X B C X X D X X E X X F X X G X X H X X I X X J X X K X X X X X X X X - A B C D E F G H I J STEP 2: Here A=B if I=C,C=F A=E if I=C,C=I A=F if B=F,C=I A=G if B=J,I=K,C=G,G=H A=H if B=E,I=F A=I if B=I,C=I,G=D A=J if I=F So table becomes: B I=C,C=F C X X D X X E if I=C,C=I X X F B=F,C=I X X G B=J,I=K, C=G,G=H X X H B=E,I=F X X I if B=I,C=I,G=D X X J I=F X X K X X X X X X X X - A B C D E F G H I J Again similarly for B=E if F=I B=F if B=F,C=I,F=I,G=K B=G if B=J,C=K,F=G,G=H B=H if B=E,C=F,F=C B=I if B=I,C=I,F=I,G=D B=J if C=F,F=C C=K if H=A,D=C,D=E,F=G D=K if H=A SIMILARLY FIND FOR OTHER. SO THE TABLE BECOMES: B I=C,C=F C X X D X X E if I=C,C=I F=I X X F B=F,C=I B=F,C=I, F=I,G=K X X B=F.C=I, G=k G B=J,I=K, C=G,G=H B=J,C=K, F=G,G=H X X B=J,C=K, I=G,G=H F=J,I=K, I=G,K=H H B=E,I=F B=E,C=F, F=C X X B=E,C=F, I=C F=E,I=F, I=C,K=G J=E,K=F, G=C,H=G I if B=I,C=I,G=D B=I,C=I, F=I,G=D X X B=I,C=I G=D F=I,K=D J=I,K=I, G=I,H=D E=I,F=I, C=I, G=D J I=F C=F,F=C X X C=F,I=C F=B,I=F, I=C,K=G J=B,K=F, G=C,H=G E=B I=B, I=F, I=C, D=G K X X H=A,D=C, D=E,F=G H=A X X X X X X - A B C D E F G H I J After this Remove self redundant pairs. X all the squares with implied pairs that are not compatible. Run through the chart until no further X’s are found And then removing all equivalent states. We get final reduced table as below:- Present states 00 01 10 11 output A E F C G 0 B B C I G 0 C H D D F 1 D A C E G 1 F B F C G 0 G E F C G 0 B C X D X E F G H I J K X - A B C D E F G H I J.
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with high personnel turn-over rate leading to uncertainty and corruption.
Changes after 1989 -
The fall of the communist regime gave the possibility to the reestablishment of a democratic
political system with a public administration resembling its Western counterparts – at least in
theory. The new Romanian democracy was facing a serious challenge: on one hand, it had to
assure a strong economic development in order to create a market economy and to sustain a
reasonable high level of social protection2 – solving these issues would enforce legitimacy of the
new political leaders. But it had to do this with an administrative apparatus inherited from the
former regime. The problem faced was quite difficult: reforming the state while still performing
everyday functions, continuing to provide public goods and services and deal with the economic
and social problems of transition. Romania was facing in some sense the problems that Western
countries faced at the beginning of the ‘70’s when the “welfare state” had to reduce costs while
maintaining the same level of social services; the difference was that Romania had a pre-
bureaucratic administrative system (in some aspects it still has today) and had to make a “giant”
leap to a postbureaucratic one. After 1989, probably the most utilized word by the political
leaders was “reform”. Every party leader, r.
Exercise 12-4 Chipotle Mexican Grill began with a single location in .pdf
Exercise 12-4 Chipotle Mexican Grill began with a single location in 1993 and now operates
more than 1,700 restaurants. Adapted versions of the company\'s income statements (in $000s)
are as follows: 2015 2014 Revenue $4,501,223 $4,108,269 Restaurant operating costs Food,
beverage, and packaging Labor Occupancy Other operating costs General and administrative
expenses Depreciation and amortization Pre-opening costs Loss on disposal of assets 1,503,835
1,420,994 1,045,726 904,407 262,412 230,868 514,963 434,244 250,214 273,897 110,474
15,609 6,976 3,737,634 3,397,469 710,800 3,503 769,867 714,303 294,265 268,929 $475,602
$445,374 130,368 16,922 13,194 Total operating expenses Income from operations Interest and
other income (expense), net Income before income taxes Provision for income taxes 763,589
6,278 Net income
Solution
Common Size Income Statement: 2015 2014 Revenue 100.00% 100.00% Restaurant
Operating cost Food Beverage and Packaging 33.41% 34.59% Labor 23.23% 22.01%
Occupancy 5.83% 5.62% Other Operating cost 11.44% 10.57% General and Admin expense
5.56% 6.67% Depreciation and Amortization 2.90% 2.69% Pre-opening Cost 0.38% 0.38%
Loss on Disposal of asset 0.29% 0.17% Total Operating cost 83.04% 82.70% Income from
operations 16.96% 17.30% Interest and Other incomes 0.14% 0.09% Income Before Income
tax 17.10% 17.39% Provision for Income tax 6.54% 6.55% Net Income 10.57% 10.84%.
describe two recent scientific research studies and it therapies inv.pdf
describe two recent scientific research studies and it therapies involving stem cells. Explain what
the researches did(how the study was performed).the result and conclusion
Solution
Therapies for wound healing:
Wound healing is a dynamic process bleeding and coagulation, acute inflammation, cell
migration, proliferation, differentiation, angiogenesis, re-epithelialization, and synthesis and
remodeling of the extracellular matrix. Many local and systemic factors can impair wound
healing process resulting in prolonged and non-healing chronic wounds which affects the quality
of patients’life. Stem cell-based therapy represents a promising therapeutic approach for wound
healing. Stem cells have been shown to mobilize and find home for ischemic and wounded
tissues where they secrete chemokines and growth factors to promote angiogenesis and
extracellular matrix remodeling.
In wounds, It has been reported that Mesenchymal stem cells are recruited to wound skin at the
time of wound healing and have the capacity to differentiate into multiple skin cell types
including keratinocytes, endothelial cells and pericytes. Furthermore, circulating MSC
recruitment was induced by a specific chemokine (SLC/CCL21)/chemokine receptor (CCR7)
interaction both in vitro and in vivo. Intradermal injection of SLC/CCL21 significantly
accelerated wound closure by increasing rates of MSC accumulation, especially the formation of
endothelial transdifferentiated cells (Sasaki et al., 2008) . MSCs are good candidate which can be
transdifferentiated into endothelial cells and epithelial- fibroblast cells for wound repair therapy
and understanding there signaling mechanism can further help in regenerative medicine.
Mesenchymal stem cells (MSC), referred as mesenchymal stromal cells , colony forming unit-
fibroblasts and mesenchymal progenitor cells , were first identified by Friedenstein as
subpopulation of bone marrow cells. Other than hemopoietic stem cells and differentiated
lineages, bone marrow contains a subset of nonhemopoietic cells, mesenchymal stem cells
(MSCs) that account for roughly 0.01–0.001% of the bone marrow derived cell population .
These are a rare population of non-hematopoietic stromal cells, present in the bone marrow and
most connective tissues of the body.They have capability to proliferate in vitro in uncommitted
state and retain their multilineage differentiation potency which make them attractive candidates
for biological cell-based tissue repair approaches. These cells have ability to differentiate into
three mesenchymal lineages: adipogenic , osteogenic, chondrogenic and can be induced to
commit to various other phenotypes like neurogenic, hepatocytes,myogenic, tenocytes,
cardiomyocytes, fibroblast and endothelial cells. In vivo studies have also shown that MSCs can
differentiate into tissue-specific cells in response to cues provided by different organs . In
addition to pluripotency, MSCs are known to have immunosuppressive effects involving vari.
Differentiating Events that Occur Before and After Ovulation In the O.pdf
Differentiating Events that Occur Before and After Ovulation In the Ovarian Cycle Drag each
of the terms or statements into the proper category to identify whether it refers to an item or
process that occurs prior to or after ovulation. Assume that fertilization is successful.
Solution
Second meiotic division begins.
First polar body formation.
Antrim formation.
First meiotic division
Creation of zonal pellucida
Second meiotic division completes
Second.polar body formation.
Corpus luteum formation.
Dramatic increase in progesterone level.
Ova enter into infindibulum.Before ovulationAfter Ovulation.
Second meiotic division begins.
First polar body formation.
Antrim formation.
First meiotic division
Creation of zonal pellucida
Second meiotic division completes
Second.polar body formation.
Corpus luteum formation.
Dramatic increase in progesterone level.
Ova enter into infindibulum..
Android Studio App that lets you upload pictures to the app.Hello,.pdf
Android Studio App that lets you upload pictures to the app.
Hello, can someone who is familiar with Android Studio help me create a code (in Java) that is
an app page that lets the user upload any picture from the gallery, etc. and saves it into the app
after its uploaded? Please send all the code (.JAVA .XML etc.) as I need to test run it on my
Android Studio as well to make sure it works.
Solution
Step 1: Create Basic Android Project in Eclipse
Create a Hello World Android project in Eclipse. Go to New > Project > Android Project. Give
the project name as ImageGalleryDemo.
Step 2: Change the Layout:
Step 3: Android Java Code to trigger Image Gallery Intent:
import android.app.Activity;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.database.Cursor;
import android.graphics.BitmapFactory;
import android.net.Uri;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.provider.MediaStore;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.widget.ImageView;
public class ImageGalleryDemoActivity extends Activity {
private static int RESULT_LOAD_IMAGE = 1;
@Override
public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
setContentView(R.layout.main);
Button buttonLoadImage = (Button) findViewById(R.id.buttonLoadPicture);
buttonLoadImage.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
@Override
public void onClick(View arg0) {
Intent i = new Intent(
Intent.ACTION_PICK,
android.provider.MediaStore.Images.Media.EXTERNAL_CONTENT_URI);
startActivityForResult(i, RESULT_LOAD_IMAGE);
}
});
}
protected void onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode, Intent data) {
super.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);
if (requestCode == RESULT_LOAD_IMAGE && resultCode == RESULT_OK && null
!= data) {
Uri selectedImage = data.getData();
String[] filePathColumn = { MediaStore.Images.Media.DATA };
Cursor cursor = getContentResolver().query(selectedImage,
filePathColumn, null, null, null);
cursor.moveToFirst();
int columnIndex = cursor.getColumnIndex(filePathColumn[0]);
String picturePath = cursor.getString(columnIndex);
cursor.close();
ImageView imageView = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.imgView);
imageView.setImageBitmap(BitmapFactory.decodeFile(picturePath));
}
}
}.
A man starts walking north at 3 fts from a point P. Five minutes la.pdf
A man starts walking north at 3 ft/s from a point P. Five minutes later a woman starts walking
south at 7 ft/s from a point 500 ft due east of P. At what rate are the people moving apart 15 min
after the woman starts walking? (Round your answer to two decimal places.)
Solution
dx/dt=3 ft/s and dy/dt=7 ft/s z^2=(x+y)^2+500^2 x=3600 ft y=8400 z=v71170000
dz/dt=3600+8400/v71170000(3+7) =14.22ft/s..
11. Briefly describe the function of the following in protein synthe.pdf
11. Briefly describe the function of the following in protein synthesis:
a. rRNA
b.tRNA
c.mRNA
Solution
The functions of the following in protein synthesis are -
1. rRNA : Ribosomal RNAs are mainly associated with ribosomes whose primary function is
protein synthesis. rRNAs can be subdivided into large and small subunits of ribosome. These
make up the complex structure of the ribosomes.
2. tRNA : Transfer RNAs mainly function as carriers which transfer an amino acid to its
corresponding ribosome. This results in the formation of proteins.
3. mRNA - Messenger RNAs are translated by ribosomes to form proteins. It is formed by using
DNA as its template. The genetic information present in DNA is copied into it in form of codons.
These codons are specific for different types of amino acids..
You save exist1 the first day of the month, exist2 the second day, ex.pdf
You save exist1 the first day of the month, exist2 the second day, exist4 the third day,
continuing to double your savings each day. What will your savings be for the first 11 days?
Your savings will be exist for the first 11 days.
Solution
Savings = 1 + 2 + 4 + 8 + 16.....
This is a geometric series with common ratio (r) = 2
The sum of n terms of a Gp (Sn) = Sn = a1 x (rn - 1)/(r - 1)
where Sn= Sum till nth term
a1 = 1st term
r = Common Ratio
Hence, Savings till 11th day = 1 x ( 211 - 1)/(2 - 1)
=> 2047.
Willy owns a small chocolate factory, located close to a river that o.pdf
Willy owns a small chocolate factory, located close to a river that occasionally floods in the
spring, with disastrous consequences. Next summer, Willy plans to sell the factory and retire.
The only wealth he will have is the proceeds of the sale of his factory. If there is no flood, the
factory will be worth $500,000. If there is a flood, then what is left of the factory will be worth
$50,000 Willy can buy flood insurance at a cost of $0.10 for each $1 worth of coverage. Willy
thinks that the probability that there will be a flood this spring is 1/10. Let W denote Willy\'s
contingent wealth if there is a flood and WNF his contingent wealth if there is no flood. Willy\'s
von Neumann Morgenstern utiity function is F, VVNF 10 (d) To buy insurance that pays him $x
in case of a flood, Willy must pay an insurance premium of 0.1x. (The insurance premium must
be paid whether or not there is flood.) If Willy insures for $x, then if there is a flood, he gets $x
insurance benefits. Suppose that Willy has contracted for insurance that pays him $x in the event
of a flood. Then after paying his insurance premium, his wealth will be WF then his wealth will
be WNr - If Willy has this amount of insurance and there is no flood,
Solution
Answer:-
WF =(1-.1)x
Reason:- Because when you have a flood the insurance company pays you pay ( (1-.1)x )
WNF=0.1x
If there is no flood then you only pay the premium (.1).
Which of the following are used as cloning vectors Select all that a.pdf
Which of the following are used as cloning vectors? Select all that apply. ribosomes plasmids
cosmids schistosomes artificial chromosomes
Solution
Vectors used for multiplying the foreign DNA sequences are called cloning vectors.
A small piece of DNA, taken from a virus, a plasmid, or the cell of a higher organism that can be
stably maintained in an organism is isolated.
Into that, a foreign DNA fragment can be inserted for cloning purposes.
There are many types of cloning vectors. They are:
Artificial chromosomes include
Ribosomes and schistosomes are not used as cloning vectors.
Therefore, the cloning vectors among the following are plasmids, Cosmids, and artificial
chromosomes..
When are bank deposits createdWhen businesses pay wages and salar.pdf
When are bank deposits created?
When businesses pay wages and salaries to employees
When the government printing office receives an order for new paper currency or coins from the
Treasury
When commercial banks make loans
When consumers write checks to pay for purchases
Solution
Option C is correct
When commercial banks make loans.
A commercial Bank is a financial institution who accepts deposits, offers account services, make
business etc.
Commercial banks make money or bank deposits by providing loans and earning interest income
from those loans..
what historical trends have affected the social resposibilites of bu.pdf
what historical trends have affected the social resposibilites of business?
Solution
Various types of historical trends have affected the social responsibilities of business in a
positive way. The Principles of scientific management saw its first roots due to the historical
industrial inefficiency in the business back in late 19th and 20th century.
In terms of women’s role in the industry revolution, there was a marked change of attitude on the
minds of the people over the years and more acceptance of the ‘Working class’ image of the
women in general in the field of business. To throw more light upon this aspect, let’s go back to
the days of the Industrial revolution to tap the historical trends of the same:
There was a dire need to working opportunities for the women in working class families during
the days of the Industrial revolution due to the economic crisis in their families. The scope of
opportunities for the women revolved primarily in the area of domestic services, daily wages
labor class workers or in the textile mills. However, the working environment was not very
conducive for the women to work in due to unhygienic conditions prevailing at that time along
with the exposure of them to the hazardous work surroundings. There was also no parity
witnessed in the wages that were granted to the men and that to the women for similar jobs. Men
assumed higher positions than women in the working class families. However, due to the cash
crunch faced by the economically regressed families, the dependencies upon the women as well,
to get into the working class families increased. Women also faced oppositions from the male
fraternity from banning them from working in certain areas that the males believed women could
not do justice with. However, with the advent of new and emerging technologies, women’s scope
of work migrated from domestic maids or factory workers to now, clerical jobs too. Accordingly
their independence in the field of work rose. The awareness among the women fraternity now
started increasing with women fighting for their rights in the working system. With rapid
industrialization, women stood up to voice their opinions and started demanding for equality
with the status and facilities availed by the men. As a result, a healthy competition initiate in the
labor class of the society with the men trying to keep pace with the women in every field which
was earlier predominantly managed by men. However, due to the wages differentiation still
posing as a challenge for the women who expected parity in terms of the wage structure as well,
there grew a demand for the female workers in factories and other places owing to the concept of
availing women laborers for cheaper wages.
However, with women trying to strike balance between the household as well it was necessary
for them to contribute to the earnings in the family by getting themselves employed outside the
household, the lives of their children became more challenging since they had.
What are some alternate perspectives that HRM professionals may purs.pdf
What are some alternate perspectives that HRM professionals may pursue to reduce the problems
of information overload?
Solution
Nowadays information overload becomes a big issue in many organization. It generally arises
due to access use of website, sending e-mails, improper and unclear messages which take time to
understand.
HRM professionals by the following ways may pursue to reduce the problems of information
overload-.
view the media release by Phillip Lowe, the Governor of the RBA and a.pdf
view the media release by Phillip Lowe, the Governor of the RBA and answer the questions
below. tp:/www.rba.gov.au/media-releases/2017mr-17-09 html 1.3. In the new equilibrium, it is
the new money demand and the new money supply that determines the nominal interest rate. O
True OFalse
Solution
The statement is true
Nominal interest rate is the rate of interest before adjustment for inflation.
It is quoted on bonds and loans.
It doesn\'t take inflation in to account ..
Tomas is a 4-year-old male who is an only child of two professional .pdf
Tomas is a 4-year-old male who is an only child of two professional parents. They often leave
him with a babysitter or in day care when he finishes preschool. In the last few months, he has
developed some motor tics, especially in his right eye. He seems to blink continuously and is
often not aware of it.
Further, his preschool teacher reported that he has been making noises during quiet and playtime.
When asked to control the noises, Tomas seems confused. He is unaware of the noises that he
makes. His parents have also noticed that he has become very clingy during the drive to
preschool each morning and that he is developing fears of water and heights. They are worried
about him as he was not like this as a baby. Their doctor referred them to a child neurologist for
an evaluation.
Discussion Topic 1 of 1
What disorder does Tomas likely have (according to your reading)? How will the child
neurologist test Tomas to make a diagnosis? Explain which parts of the brain are involved in his
involuntary actions and describe how this disorder can be treated.
Solution
Tomas has Tourette syndrome.
Symptoms
Tics which are sudden, brief, intermittent movements or sounds are the distinguished symptoms
of Tourette syndrome.
Simple tics include - eye blinking, head jerking, eye darting, nose twitching, etc
Vocal tics include - grunting, coughing, barking,etc.
Tomas seems to have both simple and vocal tics.
Vocal and simple tics can sometime be not the reason for Tourette Syndrome. Hence, to rule out
the possibility, it is necessary to do blood tests and especially MRI scans.
There\'s no specific treatment for Tourette syndrome. Treatment controls tics that interfere with
functioning.
edications to help control tics or reduce symptoms of related conditions include:
Therapy
Causes-
Tics result from dysfunction in the central nervous system especially in the cortical and
subcortical regions, the thalamus, basal ganglia, and frontal cortex of the brain. Failures in
circuits connecting the brain\'s cortex and sub-cortex is an implicated reason for Neuroanatomic
models. Studies show that abnormal activity of the brain chemical, or neurotransmitter,
dopamine, is involved. Dopamine excess or super-sensitivity of the dopamine receptors is also an
underlying mechanism of Tourette syndrome..
This is a homework assignment that has to be done in JAVA.Objectiv.pdf
This is a homework assignment that has to be done in JAVA.
Objective:
Write a class Called GenDoubleLinkedList which is a generic double linked list. This link list is
similar to the single linked list that was shown in class except that each node in addition to
having data and nextLink (which was originally called link) now has prevLink.
The class GenDoubleLinkedList needs to have the following:
-Internal class ListNode which has:
- Instance Variables:
- data of type T
- nextLink of type ListNode
- prevLink of type ListNode
- Constructors:
- Default
- Parameterized
Instance Variables:
- head of type ListNode which always points to the beginning of the linked list
- current of type ListNode which moves around pointing to one of the nodes
Constructor:
- A default constructor that initializes head to an empty ListNode and sets current to point at the
head.
Methods:
- goToNext – This moves the current node forward in the list by one node. It doesn’t move
forward if that node is null
- goToPrev – This moves the current node backwards in the list by one node. It doesn’t move
backwards if that node is null.
- getDataAtCurrent – returns the data at the current node as long as the current isn’t null
- setDataAtCurrent – takes in a parameter and sets the data at the current node to that value as
long as current is not null
- insertNodeAfterCurrent – creates a new node based on data that is passed in by a parameter and
puts that node after the current position
- deleteCurrentNode – removes the current node from the list by resetting the links
- showList – prints out the contents of the list line-by-line
- inList – returns a true or false value based on whether or not the data passed in via a parameter
is in the list
Insert Node After Current
Delete Current Node Head Current
Solution
Hi, Please find my implementation.
Please let me know in case of any issue.
public class GenDoubleLinkedList> {
private class ListNode{
T data;
ListNode nextLink;
ListNode prevLink;
public ListNode(T data) {
this.data = data;
nextLink = null;
prevLink = null;
}
}
// instance variables
private ListNode head;
private ListNode current;
public GenDoubleLinkedList() {
head = new ListNode(null);
current = head;
}
public void goToNext(){
if(current != null && (current == head && head.nextLink != null))
current = current.nextLink;
else if(current != null && current != head)
current = current.nextLink;
}
public void goToPrev(){
if(current != null && current != head)
current = current.prevLink;
}
public T getDataAtCurrent(){
if(current == null || current == head)
return null;
return current.data;
}
public void setDataAtCurrent(T data){
if(current != null && current != head){
current.data = data;
}
}
public void insertNodeAfterCurrent(T data){
if(current == null)
return;
ListNode newNode = new ListNode(data);
newNode.nextLink = current.nextLink;
if(current.nextLink != null)
current.nextLink.prevLink = newNode;
current.nextLink = newNode;
newNode.prevLink = current;
}
public void delet.
The process by which the bureaucracy produces what is effectively le.pdf
The process by which the bureaucracy produces what is effectively legislation is called
rule-making.
administrative discretion.
activism.
selective implementation.
the formal hearing procedure.A.
rule-making.B.
administrative discretion.C.
activism.D.
selective implementation.E.
the formal hearing procedure.
Solution
A. rule-making..
5. Mickey borrowed $11,300 from Donald on Dec, 4, 2012 and agreed to.pdf
5. Mickey borrowed $11,300 from Donald on Dec, 4, 2012 and agreed to pay Donald in 150
days at 6.45% interest. On Feb. 28, 2013, Donald sold the note to Minnie at a discount of 5%.
How much did Minnie pay to Donald? How much does Mickey pay to Minnie?
Solution
minnie pays to donald :
11,300 -(11, 300 *5/100) = 10,735 (prinipal - 5 percent discount on the prinicipal )
mickey pays to minnie = Prinipal * rate *time /100
=>11,300 *6.45 *365/86 *365 *100 (converting rate into days)
=> 8.475 dollars.
The can counting program of Figure 8-9 is described in the text. Prep.pdf
The can counting program of Figure 8-9 is described in the text. Prepare an I/O connection
diagram and ladder logic program for this process. Use addresses that apply to your PLC. Enter
the program into the PLC and prove its operation.
Solution
I/O connection
There three counter instructions
CTU-Count Up Counter
CTD-Count Down Counter
CTUD-Count Up/Down Counter
All three count rung transitions
Two possible Visualizations :
1st method requires extra programming if timer done status needs to be referenced
On other rungs.
2nd method sets a bit with Q which can be referenced by other logic.
implementation:
cpuchecks
I/o module checks
scan inputs
Execute program
Update outputs.
The following methods are commonly used in a dictionary implementatio.pdf
The following methods are commonly used in a dictionary implementation. What is the lowest
time complexity achievable for each method: add(key, value) remove(key) getKeys()
getValues() isEmpty() isFull() size() makeEmpty()
Solution
add (key,value) = O(1)
remove (key) = O(1)
getkeys() = O(log n)
getvalues() = O(log n)
isEmpty() = O(1)
isFull() = O(1)
size() = O(1)
makeEmpty() = O(1).
The first table that follows shows government expenditures as a perce.pdf
The first table that follows shows government expenditures as a percentage of GDP for selected
years. For the same years, the first table also shows different categories of federal expenditures
as percentages of total federal government expenditures. The second table shows government tax
revenue as a percentage of GDP for the selected years. The second table also shows different
categories of federal tax receipts as percentages of total federal tax receipts. (Source: \"U.S.
Government Printing Office. Government Expenditures (GDP %) Expenditures as a Share of the
Federal Government Budget Education Net Interest on Year 1950 1970 2011 Federal 16% 19%
24% State and Local 7% 10% 14% Income Security National Defense and Health Federal Debt
Others 42% 1896 11% 13% 22% 50% 32% 40% 20% 2% 11% 13% 11% 9% 6% Including
transportation, agriculture, veterans\' benefits, international affairs, housing, and so on. Federal
Government Receipts Government Tax Receipts (GDP %) Individua Social Insurance Corporate
State and Local Income Taxes Excise Taxes Others Year 1950 1970 2011 Federal 14% 1996
15% Income Taxes 40% 4796 47% Taxes 11% 2 3% 36% 26% 1796 896 19% 8% 3% 4% 5%
6% 10% 14%
Solution
The correct answer is option because because the individual income tax and social insurance tax
reciepts constitute about 83% ..
1.4 modern child centered education - mahatma gandhi-2.pptx
Child centred education is an educational approach that priorities the interest, needs and abilities of the child in the learning process.
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Exercise 12-4 Chipotle Mexican Grill began with a single location in .pdf
Exercise 12-4 Chipotle Mexican Grill began with a single location in 1993 and now operates
more than 1,700 restaurants. Adapted versions of the company\'s income statements (in $000s)
are as follows: 2015 2014 Revenue $4,501,223 $4,108,269 Restaurant operating costs Food,
beverage, and packaging Labor Occupancy Other operating costs General and administrative
expenses Depreciation and amortization Pre-opening costs Loss on disposal of assets 1,503,835
1,420,994 1,045,726 904,407 262,412 230,868 514,963 434,244 250,214 273,897 110,474
15,609 6,976 3,737,634 3,397,469 710,800 3,503 769,867 714,303 294,265 268,929 $475,602
$445,374 130,368 16,922 13,194 Total operating expenses Income from operations Interest and
other income (expense), net Income before income taxes Provision for income taxes 763,589
6,278 Net income
Solution
Common Size Income Statement: 2015 2014 Revenue 100.00% 100.00% Restaurant
Operating cost Food Beverage and Packaging 33.41% 34.59% Labor 23.23% 22.01%
Occupancy 5.83% 5.62% Other Operating cost 11.44% 10.57% General and Admin expense
5.56% 6.67% Depreciation and Amortization 2.90% 2.69% Pre-opening Cost 0.38% 0.38%
Loss on Disposal of asset 0.29% 0.17% Total Operating cost 83.04% 82.70% Income from
operations 16.96% 17.30% Interest and Other incomes 0.14% 0.09% Income Before Income
tax 17.10% 17.39% Provision for Income tax 6.54% 6.55% Net Income 10.57% 10.84%.
describe two recent scientific research studies and it therapies inv.pdf
describe two recent scientific research studies and it therapies involving stem cells. Explain what
the researches did(how the study was performed).the result and conclusion
Solution
Therapies for wound healing:
Wound healing is a dynamic process bleeding and coagulation, acute inflammation, cell
migration, proliferation, differentiation, angiogenesis, re-epithelialization, and synthesis and
remodeling of the extracellular matrix. Many local and systemic factors can impair wound
healing process resulting in prolonged and non-healing chronic wounds which affects the quality
of patients’life. Stem cell-based therapy represents a promising therapeutic approach for wound
healing. Stem cells have been shown to mobilize and find home for ischemic and wounded
tissues where they secrete chemokines and growth factors to promote angiogenesis and
extracellular matrix remodeling.
In wounds, It has been reported that Mesenchymal stem cells are recruited to wound skin at the
time of wound healing and have the capacity to differentiate into multiple skin cell types
including keratinocytes, endothelial cells and pericytes. Furthermore, circulating MSC
recruitment was induced by a specific chemokine (SLC/CCL21)/chemokine receptor (CCR7)
interaction both in vitro and in vivo. Intradermal injection of SLC/CCL21 significantly
accelerated wound closure by increasing rates of MSC accumulation, especially the formation of
endothelial transdifferentiated cells (Sasaki et al., 2008) . MSCs are good candidate which can be
transdifferentiated into endothelial cells and epithelial- fibroblast cells for wound repair therapy
and understanding there signaling mechanism can further help in regenerative medicine.
Mesenchymal stem cells (MSC), referred as mesenchymal stromal cells , colony forming unit-
fibroblasts and mesenchymal progenitor cells , were first identified by Friedenstein as
subpopulation of bone marrow cells. Other than hemopoietic stem cells and differentiated
lineages, bone marrow contains a subset of nonhemopoietic cells, mesenchymal stem cells
(MSCs) that account for roughly 0.01–0.001% of the bone marrow derived cell population .
These are a rare population of non-hematopoietic stromal cells, present in the bone marrow and
most connective tissues of the body.They have capability to proliferate in vitro in uncommitted
state and retain their multilineage differentiation potency which make them attractive candidates
for biological cell-based tissue repair approaches. These cells have ability to differentiate into
three mesenchymal lineages: adipogenic , osteogenic, chondrogenic and can be induced to
commit to various other phenotypes like neurogenic, hepatocytes,myogenic, tenocytes,
cardiomyocytes, fibroblast and endothelial cells. In vivo studies have also shown that MSCs can
differentiate into tissue-specific cells in response to cues provided by different organs . In
addition to pluripotency, MSCs are known to have immunosuppressive effects involving vari.
Differentiating Events that Occur Before and After Ovulation In the O.pdf
Differentiating Events that Occur Before and After Ovulation In the Ovarian Cycle Drag each
of the terms or statements into the proper category to identify whether it refers to an item or
process that occurs prior to or after ovulation. Assume that fertilization is successful.
Solution
Second meiotic division begins.
First polar body formation.
Antrim formation.
First meiotic division
Creation of zonal pellucida
Second meiotic division completes
Second.polar body formation.
Corpus luteum formation.
Dramatic increase in progesterone level.
Ova enter into infindibulum.Before ovulationAfter Ovulation.
Second meiotic division begins.
First polar body formation.
Antrim formation.
First meiotic division
Creation of zonal pellucida
Second meiotic division completes
Second.polar body formation.
Corpus luteum formation.
Dramatic increase in progesterone level.
Ova enter into infindibulum..
Android Studio App that lets you upload pictures to the app.Hello,.pdf
Android Studio App that lets you upload pictures to the app.
Hello, can someone who is familiar with Android Studio help me create a code (in Java) that is
an app page that lets the user upload any picture from the gallery, etc. and saves it into the app
after its uploaded? Please send all the code (.JAVA .XML etc.) as I need to test run it on my
Android Studio as well to make sure it works.
Solution
Step 1: Create Basic Android Project in Eclipse
Create a Hello World Android project in Eclipse. Go to New > Project > Android Project. Give
the project name as ImageGalleryDemo.
Step 2: Change the Layout:
Step 3: Android Java Code to trigger Image Gallery Intent:
import android.app.Activity;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.database.Cursor;
import android.graphics.BitmapFactory;
import android.net.Uri;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.provider.MediaStore;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.widget.ImageView;
public class ImageGalleryDemoActivity extends Activity {
private static int RESULT_LOAD_IMAGE = 1;
@Override
public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
setContentView(R.layout.main);
Button buttonLoadImage = (Button) findViewById(R.id.buttonLoadPicture);
buttonLoadImage.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
@Override
public void onClick(View arg0) {
Intent i = new Intent(
Intent.ACTION_PICK,
android.provider.MediaStore.Images.Media.EXTERNAL_CONTENT_URI);
startActivityForResult(i, RESULT_LOAD_IMAGE);
}
});
}
protected void onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode, Intent data) {
super.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);
if (requestCode == RESULT_LOAD_IMAGE && resultCode == RESULT_OK && null
!= data) {
Uri selectedImage = data.getData();
String[] filePathColumn = { MediaStore.Images.Media.DATA };
Cursor cursor = getContentResolver().query(selectedImage,
filePathColumn, null, null, null);
cursor.moveToFirst();
int columnIndex = cursor.getColumnIndex(filePathColumn[0]);
String picturePath = cursor.getString(columnIndex);
cursor.close();
ImageView imageView = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.imgView);
imageView.setImageBitmap(BitmapFactory.decodeFile(picturePath));
}
}
}.
A man starts walking north at 3 fts from a point P. Five minutes la.pdf
A man starts walking north at 3 ft/s from a point P. Five minutes later a woman starts walking
south at 7 ft/s from a point 500 ft due east of P. At what rate are the people moving apart 15 min
after the woman starts walking? (Round your answer to two decimal places.)
Solution
dx/dt=3 ft/s and dy/dt=7 ft/s z^2=(x+y)^2+500^2 x=3600 ft y=8400 z=v71170000
dz/dt=3600+8400/v71170000(3+7) =14.22ft/s..
11. Briefly describe the function of the following in protein synthe.pdf
11. Briefly describe the function of the following in protein synthesis:
a. rRNA
b.tRNA
c.mRNA
Solution
The functions of the following in protein synthesis are -
1. rRNA : Ribosomal RNAs are mainly associated with ribosomes whose primary function is
protein synthesis. rRNAs can be subdivided into large and small subunits of ribosome. These
make up the complex structure of the ribosomes.
2. tRNA : Transfer RNAs mainly function as carriers which transfer an amino acid to its
corresponding ribosome. This results in the formation of proteins.
3. mRNA - Messenger RNAs are translated by ribosomes to form proteins. It is formed by using
DNA as its template. The genetic information present in DNA is copied into it in form of codons.
These codons are specific for different types of amino acids..
You save exist1 the first day of the month, exist2 the second day, ex.pdf
You save exist1 the first day of the month, exist2 the second day, exist4 the third day,
continuing to double your savings each day. What will your savings be for the first 11 days?
Your savings will be exist for the first 11 days.
Solution
Savings = 1 + 2 + 4 + 8 + 16.....
This is a geometric series with common ratio (r) = 2
The sum of n terms of a Gp (Sn) = Sn = a1 x (rn - 1)/(r - 1)
where Sn= Sum till nth term
a1 = 1st term
r = Common Ratio
Hence, Savings till 11th day = 1 x ( 211 - 1)/(2 - 1)
=> 2047.
Willy owns a small chocolate factory, located close to a river that o.pdf
Willy owns a small chocolate factory, located close to a river that occasionally floods in the
spring, with disastrous consequences. Next summer, Willy plans to sell the factory and retire.
The only wealth he will have is the proceeds of the sale of his factory. If there is no flood, the
factory will be worth $500,000. If there is a flood, then what is left of the factory will be worth
$50,000 Willy can buy flood insurance at a cost of $0.10 for each $1 worth of coverage. Willy
thinks that the probability that there will be a flood this spring is 1/10. Let W denote Willy\'s
contingent wealth if there is a flood and WNF his contingent wealth if there is no flood. Willy\'s
von Neumann Morgenstern utiity function is F, VVNF 10 (d) To buy insurance that pays him $x
in case of a flood, Willy must pay an insurance premium of 0.1x. (The insurance premium must
be paid whether or not there is flood.) If Willy insures for $x, then if there is a flood, he gets $x
insurance benefits. Suppose that Willy has contracted for insurance that pays him $x in the event
of a flood. Then after paying his insurance premium, his wealth will be WF then his wealth will
be WNr - If Willy has this amount of insurance and there is no flood,
Solution
Answer:-
WF =(1-.1)x
Reason:- Because when you have a flood the insurance company pays you pay ( (1-.1)x )
WNF=0.1x
If there is no flood then you only pay the premium (.1).
Which of the following are used as cloning vectors Select all that a.pdf
Which of the following are used as cloning vectors? Select all that apply. ribosomes plasmids
cosmids schistosomes artificial chromosomes
Solution
Vectors used for multiplying the foreign DNA sequences are called cloning vectors.
A small piece of DNA, taken from a virus, a plasmid, or the cell of a higher organism that can be
stably maintained in an organism is isolated.
Into that, a foreign DNA fragment can be inserted for cloning purposes.
There are many types of cloning vectors. They are:
Artificial chromosomes include
Ribosomes and schistosomes are not used as cloning vectors.
Therefore, the cloning vectors among the following are plasmids, Cosmids, and artificial
chromosomes..
When are bank deposits createdWhen businesses pay wages and salar.pdf
When are bank deposits created?
When businesses pay wages and salaries to employees
When the government printing office receives an order for new paper currency or coins from the
Treasury
When commercial banks make loans
When consumers write checks to pay for purchases
Solution
Option C is correct
When commercial banks make loans.
A commercial Bank is a financial institution who accepts deposits, offers account services, make
business etc.
Commercial banks make money or bank deposits by providing loans and earning interest income
from those loans..
what historical trends have affected the social resposibilites of bu.pdf
what historical trends have affected the social resposibilites of business?
Solution
Various types of historical trends have affected the social responsibilities of business in a
positive way. The Principles of scientific management saw its first roots due to the historical
industrial inefficiency in the business back in late 19th and 20th century.
In terms of women’s role in the industry revolution, there was a marked change of attitude on the
minds of the people over the years and more acceptance of the ‘Working class’ image of the
women in general in the field of business. To throw more light upon this aspect, let’s go back to
the days of the Industrial revolution to tap the historical trends of the same:
There was a dire need to working opportunities for the women in working class families during
the days of the Industrial revolution due to the economic crisis in their families. The scope of
opportunities for the women revolved primarily in the area of domestic services, daily wages
labor class workers or in the textile mills. However, the working environment was not very
conducive for the women to work in due to unhygienic conditions prevailing at that time along
with the exposure of them to the hazardous work surroundings. There was also no parity
witnessed in the wages that were granted to the men and that to the women for similar jobs. Men
assumed higher positions than women in the working class families. However, due to the cash
crunch faced by the economically regressed families, the dependencies upon the women as well,
to get into the working class families increased. Women also faced oppositions from the male
fraternity from banning them from working in certain areas that the males believed women could
not do justice with. However, with the advent of new and emerging technologies, women’s scope
of work migrated from domestic maids or factory workers to now, clerical jobs too. Accordingly
their independence in the field of work rose. The awareness among the women fraternity now
started increasing with women fighting for their rights in the working system. With rapid
industrialization, women stood up to voice their opinions and started demanding for equality
with the status and facilities availed by the men. As a result, a healthy competition initiate in the
labor class of the society with the men trying to keep pace with the women in every field which
was earlier predominantly managed by men. However, due to the wages differentiation still
posing as a challenge for the women who expected parity in terms of the wage structure as well,
there grew a demand for the female workers in factories and other places owing to the concept of
availing women laborers for cheaper wages.
However, with women trying to strike balance between the household as well it was necessary
for them to contribute to the earnings in the family by getting themselves employed outside the
household, the lives of their children became more challenging since they had.
What are some alternate perspectives that HRM professionals may purs.pdf
What are some alternate perspectives that HRM professionals may pursue to reduce the problems
of information overload?
Solution
Nowadays information overload becomes a big issue in many organization. It generally arises
due to access use of website, sending e-mails, improper and unclear messages which take time to
understand.
HRM professionals by the following ways may pursue to reduce the problems of information
overload-.
view the media release by Phillip Lowe, the Governor of the RBA and a.pdf
view the media release by Phillip Lowe, the Governor of the RBA and answer the questions
below. tp:/www.rba.gov.au/media-releases/2017mr-17-09 html 1.3. In the new equilibrium, it is
the new money demand and the new money supply that determines the nominal interest rate. O
True OFalse
Solution
The statement is true
Nominal interest rate is the rate of interest before adjustment for inflation.
It is quoted on bonds and loans.
It doesn\'t take inflation in to account ..
Tomas is a 4-year-old male who is an only child of two professional .pdf
Tomas is a 4-year-old male who is an only child of two professional parents. They often leave
him with a babysitter or in day care when he finishes preschool. In the last few months, he has
developed some motor tics, especially in his right eye. He seems to blink continuously and is
often not aware of it.
Further, his preschool teacher reported that he has been making noises during quiet and playtime.
When asked to control the noises, Tomas seems confused. He is unaware of the noises that he
makes. His parents have also noticed that he has become very clingy during the drive to
preschool each morning and that he is developing fears of water and heights. They are worried
about him as he was not like this as a baby. Their doctor referred them to a child neurologist for
an evaluation.
Discussion Topic 1 of 1
What disorder does Tomas likely have (according to your reading)? How will the child
neurologist test Tomas to make a diagnosis? Explain which parts of the brain are involved in his
involuntary actions and describe how this disorder can be treated.
Solution
Tomas has Tourette syndrome.
Symptoms
Tics which are sudden, brief, intermittent movements or sounds are the distinguished symptoms
of Tourette syndrome.
Simple tics include - eye blinking, head jerking, eye darting, nose twitching, etc
Vocal tics include - grunting, coughing, barking,etc.
Tomas seems to have both simple and vocal tics.
Vocal and simple tics can sometime be not the reason for Tourette Syndrome. Hence, to rule out
the possibility, it is necessary to do blood tests and especially MRI scans.
There\'s no specific treatment for Tourette syndrome. Treatment controls tics that interfere with
functioning.
edications to help control tics or reduce symptoms of related conditions include:
Therapy
Causes-
Tics result from dysfunction in the central nervous system especially in the cortical and
subcortical regions, the thalamus, basal ganglia, and frontal cortex of the brain. Failures in
circuits connecting the brain\'s cortex and sub-cortex is an implicated reason for Neuroanatomic
models. Studies show that abnormal activity of the brain chemical, or neurotransmitter,
dopamine, is involved. Dopamine excess or super-sensitivity of the dopamine receptors is also an
underlying mechanism of Tourette syndrome..
This is a homework assignment that has to be done in JAVA.Objectiv.pdf
This is a homework assignment that has to be done in JAVA.
Objective:
Write a class Called GenDoubleLinkedList which is a generic double linked list. This link list is
similar to the single linked list that was shown in class except that each node in addition to
having data and nextLink (which was originally called link) now has prevLink.
The class GenDoubleLinkedList needs to have the following:
-Internal class ListNode which has:
- Instance Variables:
- data of type T
- nextLink of type ListNode
- prevLink of type ListNode
- Constructors:
- Default
- Parameterized
Instance Variables:
- head of type ListNode which always points to the beginning of the linked list
- current of type ListNode which moves around pointing to one of the nodes
Constructor:
- A default constructor that initializes head to an empty ListNode and sets current to point at the
head.
Methods:
- goToNext – This moves the current node forward in the list by one node. It doesn’t move
forward if that node is null
- goToPrev – This moves the current node backwards in the list by one node. It doesn’t move
backwards if that node is null.
- getDataAtCurrent – returns the data at the current node as long as the current isn’t null
- setDataAtCurrent – takes in a parameter and sets the data at the current node to that value as
long as current is not null
- insertNodeAfterCurrent – creates a new node based on data that is passed in by a parameter and
puts that node after the current position
- deleteCurrentNode – removes the current node from the list by resetting the links
- showList – prints out the contents of the list line-by-line
- inList – returns a true or false value based on whether or not the data passed in via a parameter
is in the list
Insert Node After Current
Delete Current Node Head Current
Solution
Hi, Please find my implementation.
Please let me know in case of any issue.
public class GenDoubleLinkedList> {
private class ListNode{
T data;
ListNode nextLink;
ListNode prevLink;
public ListNode(T data) {
this.data = data;
nextLink = null;
prevLink = null;
}
}
// instance variables
private ListNode head;
private ListNode current;
public GenDoubleLinkedList() {
head = new ListNode(null);
current = head;
}
public void goToNext(){
if(current != null && (current == head && head.nextLink != null))
current = current.nextLink;
else if(current != null && current != head)
current = current.nextLink;
}
public void goToPrev(){
if(current != null && current != head)
current = current.prevLink;
}
public T getDataAtCurrent(){
if(current == null || current == head)
return null;
return current.data;
}
public void setDataAtCurrent(T data){
if(current != null && current != head){
current.data = data;
}
}
public void insertNodeAfterCurrent(T data){
if(current == null)
return;
ListNode newNode = new ListNode(data);
newNode.nextLink = current.nextLink;
if(current.nextLink != null)
current.nextLink.prevLink = newNode;
current.nextLink = newNode;
newNode.prevLink = current;
}
public void delet.
The process by which the bureaucracy produces what is effectively le.pdf
The process by which the bureaucracy produces what is effectively legislation is called
rule-making.
administrative discretion.
activism.
selective implementation.
the formal hearing procedure.A.
rule-making.B.
administrative discretion.C.
activism.D.
selective implementation.E.
the formal hearing procedure.
Solution
A. rule-making..
5. Mickey borrowed $11,300 from Donald on Dec, 4, 2012 and agreed to.pdf
5. Mickey borrowed $11,300 from Donald on Dec, 4, 2012 and agreed to pay Donald in 150
days at 6.45% interest. On Feb. 28, 2013, Donald sold the note to Minnie at a discount of 5%.
How much did Minnie pay to Donald? How much does Mickey pay to Minnie?
Solution
minnie pays to donald :
11,300 -(11, 300 *5/100) = 10,735 (prinipal - 5 percent discount on the prinicipal )
mickey pays to minnie = Prinipal * rate *time /100
=>11,300 *6.45 *365/86 *365 *100 (converting rate into days)
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The can counting program of Figure 8-9 is described in the text. Prep.pdf
The can counting program of Figure 8-9 is described in the text. Prepare an I/O connection
diagram and ladder logic program for this process. Use addresses that apply to your PLC. Enter
the program into the PLC and prove its operation.
Solution
I/O connection
There three counter instructions
CTU-Count Up Counter
CTD-Count Down Counter
CTUD-Count Up/Down Counter
All three count rung transitions
Two possible Visualizations :
1st method requires extra programming if timer done status needs to be referenced
On other rungs.
2nd method sets a bit with Q which can be referenced by other logic.
implementation:
cpuchecks
I/o module checks
scan inputs
Execute program
Update outputs.
The following methods are commonly used in a dictionary implementatio.pdf
The following methods are commonly used in a dictionary implementation. What is the lowest
time complexity achievable for each method: add(key, value) remove(key) getKeys()
getValues() isEmpty() isFull() size() makeEmpty()
Solution
add (key,value) = O(1)
remove (key) = O(1)
getkeys() = O(log n)
getvalues() = O(log n)
isEmpty() = O(1)
isFull() = O(1)
size() = O(1)
makeEmpty() = O(1).
The first table that follows shows government expenditures as a perce.pdf
The first table that follows shows government expenditures as a percentage of GDP for selected
years. For the same years, the first table also shows different categories of federal expenditures
as percentages of total federal government expenditures. The second table shows government tax
revenue as a percentage of GDP for the selected years. The second table also shows different
categories of federal tax receipts as percentages of total federal tax receipts. (Source: \"U.S.
Government Printing Office. Government Expenditures (GDP %) Expenditures as a Share of the
Federal Government Budget Education Net Interest on Year 1950 1970 2011 Federal 16% 19%
24% State and Local 7% 10% 14% Income Security National Defense and Health Federal Debt
Others 42% 1896 11% 13% 22% 50% 32% 40% 20% 2% 11% 13% 11% 9% 6% Including
transportation, agriculture, veterans\' benefits, international affairs, housing, and so on. Federal
Government Receipts Government Tax Receipts (GDP %) Individua Social Insurance Corporate
State and Local Income Taxes Excise Taxes Others Year 1950 1970 2011 Federal 14% 1996
15% Income Taxes 40% 4796 47% Taxes 11% 2 3% 36% 26% 1796 896 19% 8% 3% 4% 5%
6% 10% 14%
Solution
The correct answer is option because because the individual income tax and social insurance tax
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- 1. Reduce the following state table to minimum number of states using the Implication chart method. Present State Next State Output Inputs (XY) 01 11 10 tz Z 00110000001 10 G G F G G K H G D G G te-Y) e2_c | 1: C F D E | | | | | G | C | | | C | E ax t( x| u e-p N In n- B B H H B F-JE- IBA ABCDEFGHI-JK Solution Step 1: Use X in the square to eliminate output incompatible states. 1stàoutput of A differs from C,D and K so put X in the box B C X D X E F G H I J K X - A B C D E F G H I J àOutput of B differs from C,D,K so put X
- 2. And repeat the process we get, Output of C differs from E,F,G,H,I,J so put X Output of D differs from E,F,G,H,I,J so put X Output of E differs from K so put X Output of F differs from K so put X Output of G differs from K so put X Output of H differs from K so put X Output of I differs from K so put X Output of J differs from K so put X B C X X D X X E X X F X X G X X H X X I X X J X X K X
- 3. X X X X X X X - A B C D E F G H I J STEP 2: Here A=B if I=C,C=F A=E if I=C,C=I A=F if B=F,C=I A=G if B=J,I=K,C=G,G=H A=H if B=E,I=F A=I if B=I,C=I,G=D A=J if I=F So table becomes: B I=C,C=F C X X D X X
- 5. B C D E F G H I J Again similarly for B=E if F=I B=F if B=F,C=I,F=I,G=K B=G if B=J,C=K,F=G,G=H B=H if B=E,C=F,F=C B=I if B=I,C=I,F=I,G=D B=J if C=F,F=C C=K if H=A,D=C,D=E,F=G D=K if H=A SIMILARLY FIND FOR OTHER. SO THE TABLE BECOMES: B I=C,C=F C X X D X X E if I=C,C=I F=I X X F B=F,C=I B=F,C=I,
- 7. F=I,K=D J=I,K=I, G=I,H=D E=I,F=I, C=I, G=D J I=F C=F,F=C X X C=F,I=C F=B,I=F, I=C,K=G J=B,K=F, G=C,H=G E=B I=B, I=F, I=C, D=G K X X H=A,D=C, D=E,F=G H=A X X X X X X - A B C D E
- 8. F G H I J After this Remove self redundant pairs. X all the squares with implied pairs that are not compatible. Run through the chart until no further X’s are found And then removing all equivalent states. We get final reduced table as below:- Present states 00 01 10 11 output A E F C G 0 B B C I G 0 C H D D F 1 D
- 10. F G H I J