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The proposal report should include 1.Introduction 2.Background 2.1 Information about question 2.2 Literature review 3.Problem being solved 4.Objectives 5.Discussion of solution 6.Limitation 7.Conclusion 8.References Also make a PowerPoint presentation of this proposal. Note:please follow instructions and make two pages for each heading 4. Santa Claus sleeps in his shop up at the North Pole, and cai only be wakened by either all nine reindeer being back from their year long vacation on the beaches of some tropical island in the South Pacific, or by some elves who are haviug some difficulties making the toys. Onc clis problem is never serious enough to wake up Santa (Otherwise, he may never get any sleep), so. the elves visits Santa in a group of three. When three elves are having their problems solved, any other elves wi sing to visit Santa must wait for those elves to refurn. If Santa wakes up to find three dves waiting at his shops door, along with the last reindeer having come back from the tropics, Santa has decided that the elves can wait until after Christmas, because it is more important to etet his sleigh ready as suon as possible. (H is assumed that the reindeer dont want to leave the tropics, and therefor they stay there until the last possible moment. They might not even come back, but since Santa is footing the bill for their year in paradise this could also explain the quickness in their delivering of presents, since the reindeer ean't wait to get bach to where it is warm.) The penalty for the last reindeer to arrive is that it must get Santa while the othens wait in a warming hut before being harnessed to the sleigh Here are some addition specifications: - After the ninth reindeer arrives, Santa must invoke prepareSleigh, and then all nine reindeer must invoke getllitwed. - After the third elf arrives, Santa must invoke helplives. Concurrently, all three elves should invoke getHelp. - All three clves must invoke getHelp belore any ad sitional clves enter (increment the elf counter). Santa should run in a loop so he can help many sets of elves. We cail assume that there are exactly 9 reindeer, but there may be any number of elves. Message ordering: ensuring that events happen in order at the right time. Priority: ensuring that the group of Reindeer have prionty over any EIf groups that may be waiting at the time. Self-Organization: Santa cannot marshal a group of Elves or Reindeer, thise groups must organize among themselves without help from a Santa thread or process. Synchronization: synchronization between various processes. The usual freedom from deadlock, livelock, and starvation. Implement this using a programming language of your choice using semaphores. You are required to do the following tasks in a uroup of two (2); a) Submit a written report on your proposcd solution detailing low the solution was arrived at b) Submit a rumning program c) Do a 5 minufe presentation on your solution. .

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The products of photosynthesis are the reactants of cellular respiration (and vice versa). True False Question 4 1 pts What are the products of aerobic cellular respiration? (Choose all that apply) carbon dioxide ( CO 2 ) water ( H 2 O ) light energy sugar ( C 6 H 12 O 6 ) oxygen ( O 2 ) ATP What are the reactants (starting materials) of aerobic cellular respiration? (Choose all that apply) Sugar, glucose Oxygen Carbon dioxide Water.

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The production of eye color pigment in Drosophila requires the dominant allele A. The dominant allele P of a second independent gene turns the pigment to purple but its recessive allele leaves it red. A fly producing no pigment has white eyes. Two pure lines were crossed with the following results P: red-eyed female X white-eyed male F1: purple-eyed females and red-eyed males F2 (from F1 X F1): both males and females 3/8 purple-eyed, 3/8 red-eyed and 2/8 white-eyed Explain this mode of inheritance and show the genotypes of the parents, the F1 and the F2. **I need help especially figuring out the genotypes of the F2 generation please**.

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The process which determines when (or if) mitosis will occur is Group of answer choices Density dependent inhibition Cell signalling Cell cycle control syste The process which determines when (or if) mitosis will occur is Group of answer choices Density dependent inhibition Cell signalling Cell cycle control syste Density dependent inhibition Density dependent inhibition Cell signalling Cell signalling Cell cycle control syste Cell cycle control syste.

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The process of eutrophication occurs in steps. Place the following steps in their correct order. 1. Algae bloom and put underwater plants in shade, depriving them of sunlight. 2. Plants and algae are consumed by bacteria in the water. 3. Underwater plants die. 4. Nutrients accumulate in the water in excess due to runoff. a. 3 - 4 - 1 - 2 b. 1 - 4 - 3 - 2 c. 4 - 1 - 3 - 2 d. 1 - 4 - 2 - 3 2. Which of the following is correctly stated? a. Cultural eutrophication can lead to hypoxia in aquatic systems. b. Hypoxia is the most common cause of eutrophication, but not cultural eutrophication. c. Hypoxia is a condition in which aquatic organisms produce too much oxygen. d. Hypoxia causes low dissolved oxygen concentrations to occur. 3. An ultraoligotrophic lake has been isolated and unchanged for more than a thousand years. Since we have the ability to grow algae and turn it into oil that we can use to make gasoline, one day a company buys this property and tries to grow algae in the lake. Given the lack of nutrients, the algae just won't grow and the company goes out of business. Which statement below about this lake is correct? a. The lake has high water quality. b. The lake has undergone eutrophication c. This question can't be answered without measuring the concentration of specific nutrients. d. The lake has low water quality. Kindly answer the 3 questions. I'll give you an upvote please. .

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The process of liquefaction and related damage is most likely during earthquakes in which setting? only under tall buildings with narrow foundation footprints on steep slopes in rocky mountainous areas where shaking is strong within the areas flooded by large tsunamis near or above water-saturated sandy sediments within the area of strong shaking over the long but relatively narrow zone where a fault breaks the surface.

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The PEPT1 transporter aids in digestion by transporting small peptides into cells lining the small intestine. There three components to this system: 1. a symport transporter that ferries these peptides across membranes along an H* ion, 2. an Na*/H* antiporter and 3. a sodium- potassium ATPase. In the space below draw a diagram that illustrates how these 3 transporters work together to move peptides into an intestinal cell. Add a sentence to explain your drawing..

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The plasmid cloning vector pBR322 is cleaved with the restriction endo.pdf

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The plasmid cloning vector pBR322 is cleaved with the restriction endonuclease Pstl. The cloned DNA fragment cut by Pstl is 1,000 bp long and has an EcoRI site 500 bp from one end. Then, the DNA fragment is recombined to the PBR322 plasmid. Note that in pBR322, the Pstl and EcoR! restriction sites are about 750 bp apart. The entire plasmid with no cloned insert has 4 , 361 bp . B. The recombinant plasmid is subsequently cleaved with EcoRI, which will produce two segments of cleaved DNA. Calculate the correct size of the cleaved DNAs that you will observe..

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