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True or False: If a function f is continous but not differentiable at x=a, then you cannot find a polynomial approximation of f(a). Explain! Solution FALSE we can have a removable type of discontinuity and hence the function will be non-differentiable but we will have a value for f(a) and it will be finite, hence the above statement is false.
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In a plaque assay, a microbiologist counts 20 plaques on a plate. Ho.pdf
In a plaque assay, a microbiologist counts 20 plaques on a plate. How many plaque-forming
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there was no dilution of the mixture prior to plating?
2
10
20
40
Solution
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Solution
Answer
Morphological Similarities
Both occur in fresh water ponds, pools and lakes. Plant body in both cases is Filamentous,
Multicellular, uniseriate
Morphological dissimilarities
Cladophora is attached to the substratum by rhizoids and is profusely branched whereas
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Cells of Cladophora are multinucleate whereasSpiropgyra has Unicleate cells
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inscribed in programming language nesc .it started creating among the berkely,intel research and
crossbow technology.it is issued as a open source and free software governed with a BCD
license.
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What does Mill say is the ultimate sanction of the greatest happiness morality (or utilitarianism)?
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words total) from John Stuart Mill\'s Utilitarianism
Please do not provide answers from others since its consider a plagiarism.
Thanks
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argues that moral theories are divided between two distinct approaches:
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1. Classical Approach by Bentham: His theory can be divide into three parts: Hedonistic
Utilitarianism , the principle of utility and th eutility or Hedonic Calculus.
2. Henry Sidgwick\'s: It is one of the most well known works in utilitarian moral philosophy, and
deservedly so. It offers a defense of utilitarianism, though some writers (Schneewind 1977) have
argued that it should not primarily be read as a defense of utilitarianism. In The
MethodsSidgwick is concerned with developing an account of “…the different methods of Ethics
that I find implicit in our common moral reasoning…” These methods are egoism, intuition
based morality, and utilitarianism.
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adopted by the Classical Utilitarians. Moore agreed that we ought to promote the good, but
believed that the good included far more than what could be reduced to pleasure. He was a
pluralist, rather than a monist, regarding intrinsic value. For example, he believed that ‘beauty’
was an intrinsic good. A beautiful object had value independent of any pleasure it might generate
in a viewer. Thus, Moore differed from Sidgwick who regarded the good as consisting in some
consciousness.
Working of Mill\'s theory:
Mill developed a system of higher and lower pleasures. to pursue pleasures of the intellect were
\'higher\' tha,say, the pursuits of pleasures of the body.Mill wanted to reformulate the utilitarian
theory to reflect tthe fact that pleasures are not all of equal valuue. He also wanted to take human
naure into account.
Mill argues that the principle of utility should be seen as a tool for generating secondary moral
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categories, based on the overall shape of their pass band.
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band ranges from DC (0 Hz) to a corner frequency FC.
High-pass filters pass high-frequency signals while blocking DC and low-frequency signals. The
pass band ranges from a corner frequency (FC) to infinity.
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signals. The pass band lies between two frequencies, FL and FH. Signals between DC and FL are
blocked, as are signals from FH to infinity. The pass band of these filters is often characterized
as having a bandwidth that is symmetric around a center frequency.
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band is split into a low side (DC to FL) and a high side (FH to infinity). For this reason, it\'s
often simpler to specify a band-stop filter by the width and center frequency of its stop band.
Band-stop filters are also called notch filters, especially when the stop band is narrow.
Figure 1 shows how each of these filters operates on a swept-frequency input signal.
Figure 1. Filters are usually characterized by their frequency-domain performance. The effects
of a few common filter types on a swept-frequency input signal are shown here.
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Note that the transition from the pass band to the stop band is a gradual process, where the
filter\'s response decreases continuously. Although you can make this transition arbitrarily sharp
(at the cost of filter complexity), it can never be instantaneous, at least not in filters physically
realizable with today\'s technology.
The Bode and Phase Plots
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was an intrinsic good. A beautiful object had value independent of any pleasure it might generate
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underwent development in the liver. Hence, the gestational period during which the liver
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character. There has been less privatization dramatic reductions in poverty. The World Bank\'s of
state-owned enterprises than in most developing most recent estimate is that Just 12% of China\'s
countries. In the meantime, countre sin Africa Latin population lives on less than$1.25 per day
(27% America, and elsewhere that have most closely fol- below $2 per day). This means that
hundreds of lowed the free-market model have generally not done millions fewer people were
bving in extreme pov- particularly well. While all schools may find some- erty in a span of just
three decades. Reductions in thing in Chinate let them claim it as vindication of extreme poverty
in China are far faster and greater their favored development policies, it is also clear than
anywhere else in the world that if China were performing dismally, each could (and likely
would) find reasons why its own theories, including free-market theory, predicted such a failure
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than the sum of these parts. Let us review some of sand fathers, and all the major traditional and
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development want to claim Regional \"Demonstrations.\" The presence of regional
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East Asian region. Hong Kong provided sures, institutions in China remain quite weak. For an
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digital iker by means of the bilineasr filter by means of the bilinear trasformation method with T,
= 0.1. (b) (5 pts.) Is this filter FIR or IIR? (c) (5 pts.) Find the poles of this digital filher
Solution
Hundreds if not thousands of different kinds of filters have been developed to meet the needs of
various applications. Despite this variety, many filters can be described by a few common
characteristics. The first of these is the frequency range of their pass band. A filter\'s pass band is
the range of frequencies over which it will pass an incoming signal. Signal frequencies lying
outside the pass band are attenuated. Many filters fall into one of the following response
categories, based on the overall shape of their pass band.
Low-pass filters pass low-frequency signals while blocking high-frequency signals. The pass
band ranges from DC (0 Hz) to a corner frequency FC.
High-pass filters pass high-frequency signals while blocking DC and low-frequency signals. The
pass band ranges from a corner frequency (FC) to infinity.
Band-pass filters pass only signals between two given frequencies, blocking lower and higher
signals. The pass band lies between two frequencies, FL and FH. Signals between DC and FL are
blocked, as are signals from FH to infinity. The pass band of these filters is often characterized
as having a bandwidth that is symmetric around a center frequency.
Band-stop filters block signals occurring between two given frequencies, FL and FH. The pass
band is split into a low side (DC to FL) and a high side (FH to infinity). For this reason, it\'s
often simpler to specify a band-stop filter by the width and center frequency of its stop band.
Band-stop filters are also called notch filters, especially when the stop band is narrow.
Figure 1 shows how each of these filters operates on a swept-frequency input signal.
Figure 1. Filters are usually characterized by their frequency-domain performance. The effects
of a few common filter types on a swept-frequency input signal are shown here.
In the examples, the signal increases continuously in frequency, from a low frequency to a high
frequency. When the signal frequency is within the filter\'s pass band, the filter passes the signal.
As the signal moves out of the pass band, the filter begins to attenuate the signal.
Note that the transition from the pass band to the stop band is a gradual process, where the
filter\'s response decreases continuously. Although you can make this transition arbitrarily sharp
(at the cost of filter complexity), it can never be instantaneous, at least not in filters physically
realizable with today\'s technology.
The Bode and Phase Plots
Bode plots describe the behavior of a filter by relating the magnitude of the filter\'s response
(gain) to its frequency. An example of this type of plot is shown in Figure 2.
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Solution
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A certain ROM has 32 words x 16 bit structure. The input lines to the ROM are A, B, C, D, and
E. If E is the LSB, what binary input sequence would we enter to select the 10th word stored
inside the ROM?
Solution
32 words x 16 bit
it says the no of word(32) in size of bit(16) can store in the ROM.
the address for the store value will form By ABCDE vector value start from 0(00000)
to31(11111).
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Stakeholders are of two types - Internal stakeholder and External stakeholder
Internal Stakeholder are the ones who work directly within the business such as employees,
owners, directors and investors.
External Stakeholder are the ones who are associated with the company not directly working
within the business but are responsible in some way in the business such as customers, suppliers,
creditors, and the government.
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balance after 6 years. (6 points)
Solution
Quarterly rate = 2.15/4 = .5375%
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Write out a checklist for construction of a \"good graphic\". For Jane\'s plant experiment, add
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For janes plant experiment add details of the chart she should use to display the data she has
gathered
Plant species type of data type of chart
type of data
type of chart
Plant species
Nominal data (presence or absence of speices)
Bar charts
Length of exposure
Interval data
histogram.
Weekly height measurement
Ordinal data
Bar chart
Write a check list for construction of a good graphic
1. Checking the data
2. descrcibing encodings
3. Labelling the axes
4. Include units
5. Include sources
6. Consider audience for presentation
type of data
type of chart
Plant species
Nominal data (presence or absence of speices)
Bar charts
Length of exposure
Interval data
histogram.
Weekly height measurement
Ordinal data
Bar chart.
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Which TCP/IP Application layer protocol provides IP address resolution for domain names?
A. DHCP
B. DNS
C. SMTP
D. SNMP
Solution
B is correct. DNS resolves an IP address for a domain name.
A, C, and D are incorrect. A is incorrect because DHCP provides automatic dynamic address
allocation inside a network segment. C is incorrect because SMTP provides e-mail transmission
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why do so many genes (20-30% of all genes) encode transport proteins
why do so many genes (20-30% of all genes) encode transport proteins
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Solution
Transport proteins play a vital role in transport of ions, small molecules and other proteins avross
the membranes. All these are vital for the growth and survival of the cell and organism. Some
proteins are synthesized at one place but become active at another site. They must be carried to
the specific site for this. For all the above functions lists number of transport proteins are
necessary. Hence most genes code for these..
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Why is the NFP at the venous end a negative number? filtration occurs not reabsorption fluid
moves from the capillary to the interstitial space the intercellular fluid moves out of the
capillaries reabsorption occurs not filtration The sole layer of the capillary is a continuation of
the: muscle layer neural layer connective layer epithelial layer A inactive person has a higher
chance of having oedema problems than a active person due to venous now issues. True False
Solution
Q 25. Answer : Reabsorption takes place hence the negative number
when reabsorption is occurring, the NFP (Net filteration pressure ) is a negative number.
Q26. Answer : Epithelial layer
the capillaries are made up of endothelial cells.
Q27. Answer : true
Oedema is nothing but Edema which causes swelling of the Joints, caused due to the non
movement or inactiveness.
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What are 3 changes that occur in dendritic cells once they become ‘activated?’
Solution
When the dentritic cell becomes activated, they migrate to the lymph nodes where they interact
with T cells and B cells to initiate and shape the adaptive immune response.
1. When the cell comes onto contact with an antigen, they become activated and move into the
lymph node.
2. They upregulate cell-surface receptors which act as co-receptors in T-cell activation. This
enhances their ability to activate T cells.
3. They upregulate the chemotactic receptor that induces the dendritic cell to travel through the
blood stream to the spleen or through the lymphatic system to a lymph node..
Which of the following traits is considered MendelianSelect one.pdf
Which of the following traits is considered Mendelian?
Select one:
a. A trait which is caused by linked genes
b. A trait which is caused by a single gene
c. A trait which is caused by environmental factors
d. A trait which is multifactorial
Solution
The following traits which is considered Mendelian is the trait which is caused by linked genes..
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What are three risks of not including best HR practices into the management of a project?
Solution
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by fulfilling their obligaitons and at the same time by following the organisational rules and
norms.
there are many risk factors where a HR polocy does not includes: political risk, financial risk and
marketability risk.
political risk can be arise because of the political conditions existed in the particualr nation. when
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financial risk includes acquiring the financial capital and requirements to meet the obligations of
the project.
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When a persons score on one variable is used to make predictions about a person\'s score on
another variable, the procedure is called
a) a correlation
b) hypothesis testing
c) bivariate prediction
d) multicollinearity
Solution
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What two vitamins function as hormones? a. vitamins D and E b. vitamins A and K c. vitamins E
and K d. vitamins A and D
Solution
Vitamins A and D
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Some, such as vitamin D, have hormone-like functions as regulators of mineral metabolism, or
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What is the function of a gene? List the four \"forces\" of evolution. Explain what each one
means
Solution
Answer:
9. A gene is a fragment of DNA that encodes for a particular protein, i.e, specifies the sequence
of amino acids in a protein.
10. The four forces of evolution are:
a. Mutation:
Mutations are heritable changes in the DNA sequence. It occurs randomly and helps in making
new alleles and even new genes.
b. Migration:
Individuals immigrating into a population can bring with them novel alleles or even novel genes.
Individuals emigrating from a small population can take with them their novel alleles. This can
be a random or a non random process.
c. Genetic drift:
Allele frequencies change in a small population due to random events unrelated to the alleles.
Example: Lightning starts a forest fire which just happens to kill more blue-eyed squirrels than
brown-eyed squirrels. Genetic drift also encompasses concepts of \"population bottleneck\" and
\"founder effect.\" This is a random process.
d. Selection:
Allele frequencies change in a population because some alleles convey a reproductive advantage
to the individuals bearing them, in the local environment. Selection encompasses natural
selection (nature acts as the selecting agent), sexual selection / mate selection (members of one
sex are selected by members of the other sex in the population) and artificial selection (human
beings select the members that are to breed). This is a nonrandom process.
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What is the frequency of unilateral and bilateral retinoblastoma? How does this relate to whether
the mutation is germline or somatic?
Solution
Retinoblastoma is very rare disease. It is most common eye tumor in children . Frequency of
retinoblastoma occurrence has increased in past few decades. It is now 1 out of every 1500
children.
Approximately 60% cases are unilateral and 40 % are bilateral.
Unilateral occur one eye while bilateral occur in two eye. Bilateral is genetically i.e hereditary
while unilateral is nonhereditary.
Using your own personal experiences and knowledge please discuss the.pdf
Using your own personal experiences and knowledge please discuss the following question: Do
you believe that accounting is critical to our economic system? Why is it an integral part of our
economic system Explain. Support your answers with at least one practical example. Why did
you choose accounting as your major? If it is not your major, explain your reason for your
selection of your major What is a CPA? What service can a CPA provide that a non CPA
accountant cannot regardless of how many other qualifications he/she has including a doctorate
in accounting? What are some of the specializations in the accounting field? Discuss one or more
of them. Which one are you considering if you are an Accounting major? Post a job description
detailing the responsibilities and requirements on any accounting position that requires a
minimum of a Bachelor\'s degree. Was there anything about that job description that surprised
you (pleasant or unpleasant) Your responses must be numbered according to each question
above. You do not need to reproduce the question. You must meet a minimum length of 750
words (excluding citations, the job description and my questions) and must be posted as response
to my thread in this forum with the same subject line as above followed by your last name. Use
any acceptable form of citation. There is an automatic 5 point deduction for submissions with no
citations or citations in poor format. Please do not use attachments when posting your work.
Solution
Do you believe that accounting is critical to our economic system? Why is it an integral part of
our economic system Explain. Support your answers with at least one practical example.
Yes, I believe accounting is very critical to our economic system. Accounting plays an essential
role in economic development. High-quality corporate reporting is key to improving
transparency, facilitating the mobilization of domestic and international investment, creating a
sound investment environment and fostering investor confidence, thus promoting financial
stability. A strong and internationally comparable reporting system facilitates international flows
of financial resources while at the same time helping to reduce corruption and mismanagement
of resources. It also strengthens international competitiveness of enterprises in attracting external
financing and taking advantage of international market opportunities.
Good quality financial infrastructure is essential to the development of emerging economies as it
provides investors with an acceptably high level of assurance. Unless resources invested in
putting the plumbing in place can be accounted for, what will stop the roads going nowhere, the
energy disappearing, and the communications breaking down?
It could be very interesting and maybe surprising if we clearly understand that how accountants
can help to improve and growth economies in all over the world. Traditionally, researches have
said that accountants were hands of liberalism and.
3. If O2 is found in high concentration on the outside of a cella.pdf
3. If O2 is found in high concentration on the outside of a cell:
a) energy will be expended to pump it inside the cell.
b) it will move inside the cell through a protein channel.
c) it will form a shell around the outside of the cell.
d) it will passively diffuse out of the cell. e) none of the above
e) none of the above
Solution
e) none of the above
O2 would diffuse in through the membrane since it\'s non-polar and small molecule.
2. A certain drug causes kidney damage in 4 of patients. If 500 pati.pdf
2. A certain drug causes kidney damage in 4% of patients. If 500 patients are administered the
drug, approximate the probability that at least 25 will have kidney damage. Use the continuity
correction factor.
Solution
Prob for causing damage to kidney = 4% =0.04
No of patients that were administered the drug = 500
As no of patients increase this binomial approximates to Poisson with continuity factor
np = lemda
i.e. mu = 500(0.04) = 20
P(X>=25) =0.1568.
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Use the substitution method to prove the running time of the following recurrence is O(n^3) Use
the substitution method to prove the running time of the following recurrence is O(n^3). T(n) =
2T(n/2) + n^3
Solution
solution
T(n)=2T(n/2)+n^3
we will compare it with T(n)=aT(n/b)+f(n)
so we get, a=2, b=2, f(n)= n^3
As per Master Theorem we have,
T(n)= O(n^3).
The removal or destruction of all microorganisms is calleda)Pri.pdf
The removal or destruction of all microorganisms is called?
a)
Primary Disinfection
b)
Secondary Disinfection
c)
Total Disinfection
d)
Sterilization
a)
Primary Disinfection
b)
Secondary Disinfection
c)
Total Disinfection
d)
Sterilization
Solution
d) Sterilization involves complete killing or deactivation of all life forms including viruses.
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Solution
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________________stakeholders are the ones who most directly interact with the company and
who are vital for making it a going concern
Solution
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owners, directors and investors.
External Stakeholder are the ones who are associated with the company not directly working
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Solution
For janes plant experiment add details of the chart she should use to display the data she has
gathered
Plant species type of data type of chart
type of data
type of chart
Plant species
Nominal data (presence or absence of speices)
Bar charts
Length of exposure
Interval data
histogram.
Weekly height measurement
Ordinal data
Bar chart
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1. Checking the data
2. descrcibing encodings
3. Labelling the axes
4. Include units
5. Include sources
6. Consider audience for presentation
type of data
type of chart
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Bar charts
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Ordinal data
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C. SMTP
D. SNMP
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