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Week 2 Quiz Question 1 1. A numerical value used as a summary measure for a sample, such as sample mean, is known as a population parameter sample parameter sample statistic population mean Question 2 1. The 50th percentile is the mode median mean third quartile Question 3 1. The difference between the largest and the smallest data values is the variance interquartile range range coefficient of variation Question 4 1. When data are positively skewed, the mean will usually be greater than the median smaller than the median equal to the median positive Question 5 1. The numerical value of the standard deviation can never be larger than the variance zero negative smaller than the variance Question 6 1. Which of the following symbols represents the standard deviation of the population? σ2 σ μ x Question 7 1. Which of the following symbols represents the mean of the population? σ2 σ μ x Question 8 1. Which of the following symbols represents the mean of the sample? σ2 σ μ x Question 9 1. Two events are mutually exclusive if their intersection is 1 if they have no sample points in common if their intersection is 0.5 None of these alternatives is correct. Question 10 1. The range of probability is any value larger than zero any value between minus infinity to plus infinity zero to one any value between -1 to 1 Question 11 1. The sum of the probabilities of two complementary events is 0 0.5 0.75 1 Question 12 1. The union of events A and B is the event containing all the sample points belonging to B or A all the sample points belonging to A or B all the sample points belonging to A or B or both all the sample points belonging to A or B, but not both Question 13 1. Events A and B are mutually exclusive. Which of the following statements is also true? A and B are also independent. P(A ∪ B) = P(A)P(B) P(A ∪ B) = P(A) + P(B) P(A ∩ B) = P(A) + P(B) Question 14 1. The set of all possible sample points (experimental outcomes) is called a sample an event the sample space a population Question 15 1. If A and B are independent events, then P(A) must be equal to P(B) P(A) must be greater than P(B) P(A) must be less than P(B) P(A) must be equal to P(A│B .

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Question 3
1.
The difference between the largest and the smallest data values
is the
variance
interquartile range
range
coefficient of variation
Question 4
1.
When data are positively skewed, the mean will usually be
greater than the median
smaller than the median
equal to the median
positive
Question 5
1.
The numerical value of the standard deviation can never be

larger than the variance
zero
negative
smaller than the variance
Question 6
1.
Which of the following symbols represents the standard
deviation of the population?
σ2
σ
μ
x
Question 7
1.
Which of the following symbols represents the mean of the
population?

σ2
σ
μ
x
Question 8
1.
Which of the following symbols represents the mean of the
sample?
σ2
σ
μ
x
Question 9
1.
Two events are mutually exclusive
if their intersection is 1

if they have no sample points in common
if their intersection is 0.5
None of these alternatives is correct.
Question 10
1.
The range of probability is
any value larger than zero
any value between minus infinity to plus infinity
zero to one
any value between -1 to 1
Question 11
1.
The sum of the probabilities of two complementary events is
0
0.5
0.75

1
Question 12
1.
The union of events A and B is the event containing
all the sample points belonging to B or A
all the sample points belonging to A or B
all the sample points belonging to A or B or both
all the sample points belonging to A or B, but not both
Question 13
1.
Events A and B are mutually exclusive. Which of the following
statements is also true?
A and B are also independent.
P(A ∪ B) = P(A)P(B)
P(A ∪ B) = P(A) + P(B)
P(A ∩ B) = P(A) + P(B)

Question 14
1.
The set of all possible sample points (experimental outcomes) is
called
a sample
an event
the sample space
a population
Question 15
1.
If A and B are independent events, then
P(A) must be equal to P(B)
P(A) must be greater than P(B)
P(A) must be less than P(B)
P(A) must be equal to P(A│B

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At least 500 words Pay attention to the required length of these assignments. These assignments consist of reading a newspaper article about a designated region of the world--specific for each assignment--and writing an essay about it. Primary sources are documents or other materials such as photographs, art work, coins, tapestries, etc. produced at the time period under consideration. https://library.uncw.edu/guides/finding_primary_sources is a website that gives information on what a primary source is and how historians [or anyone writing about history] use them. Look at the attached file for questions to ask of any source that you would consider a primary source. For these newspaper article and extra credit assignments you are to find a substantive newspaper article [most newspapers are available online--it must be from a newspaper, not a website only or cablenews organization--NOT yahoonews, not cnn.com, not foxnews, not msnbc--only a published newspaper.] about the region designated for that assignment. If the article you choose is too short you will have trouble doing the assignment. Also, note that if an article is about birds, or insects or any non-human source that is not connected to humanity, it is not appropriate for this assignment. Any good newspaper article is based on sources, which historians would designate as primary sources. So an important part of these assignments is to identify the primary sources used by the author of the article you choose. Primary sources are the building blocks of history. You can think of them like eyewitness accounts or physical evidence produced at the time of an incident or crime being considered in a courtroom proceeding or trial. Without evidence a jury couldn’t make a fair decision in a case. In the same way, without primary sources, history cannot be written--and good newspaper articles cannot be written. So part of this assignment is asking you to decide if the reporter writing the article you select has actually used good primary sources. Does he or she have real evidence and enough of it to write the article? Does the reporter have a particular viewpoint or bias? Could you imagine the article being used as a primary source by a historian in the future for writing history about this time period? How useful would the document be and does it have any weaknesses or drawbacks as a piece of evidence? What else might a historian need, besides the article you are analyzing, to give a more complete or balanced discussion of the topic? Your assignments will be graded on: Formatting: 1 inch margins; your name, course number & assignment number [first, second or third] on top of first page. No other information is needed for a heading, and no repeat headers allowed. Following this formatting, cite the author(s) of the article, the title of the article, the name of the newspaper in which it appears [the title of the newspaper should be underlined] and the date of its publi.

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At a generic level, innovation is a core business process concerned with renewing what the organization offers the world and the ways in which it creates and delivers that offering. And to do this they all need to carry out these activities: • Searching – scanning the environment (internal and external) for, and processing relevant signals about, threats and opportunities for change. • Selecting – deciding (on the basis of a strategic view of how the enterprise can best • develop) which of these signals to respond to • Implementing – translating the potential in the trigger idea into something new and launching it in an internal or external market. Making this happen is not a single event but requires attention to: Acquiring the knowledge resources to enable the innovation (for example, by creating something new through R&D, market research, etc., acquiring knowledge from elsewhere via technology transfer, strategic alliance, etc.). Executing the project under conditions of uncertainty which require extensive problem-solving. Launching the innovation and managing the process of initial adoption Sustaining adoption and use in the long-term – or revisiting the original idea and modifying it – reinnovation. Learning – enterprises have (but may not always take) the opportunity to learn from progressing through this cycle so that they can build their knowledge base and can improve the ways in which the process is managed. But they differ widely in the ways in which this is done and the importance of different elements. In this exercise pick a sector – e.g. food retailing, airlines, chemicals, public administration – and draw a map of their particular version of this process. How does it work out in practice? Where are they likely to need or to place most emphasis? .

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Astronomy HW/ In 250-300 words, What was Aristarchus idea of the phases of Venus, and at that time when he presented his information was it rejected/ was it a big issue/ or did the issue never come up? This has to be 100% original. I will check for plagirium. Furthermore, when after answering you can put your own input on why was it a big issue, or why do you think the issue never came up when Aristarchus present the idea of the phases of Venus. If you cite something/someone, you have to make a reference page. And do the cited in MLA format. .

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Astronomy ASTA01: The Sun and Planets Department of Physical & Environmental Sciences, UTSC Fall 2018 Problem Set 3 DUE: Tuesday November 13, 2018 Where: Hand in your solutions in the mailbox marked for your tutorial, on the 5th floor corridor of the Science Wing, near office SW506C in the Physics & Astrophysics section. Reminder: Write your name on your solutions. Also make sure you carefully read the entire problem set policy that was distributed on Quercus. It will help you avoid standard mistakes and score higher. We will assume that you have read this policy document by the time you return your solution. How to write your solutions: Be precise and clear. Explain what you are calculating. The method of calculation you adopt and your reasoning are the most important. In case of a computational mistake, you will still get credits if your method is right, so explain it clearly. 1 1. If the Solar System had formed right after the Big Bang, it would have lacked oxygen (O), and therefore water (H2O). Using the solar nebula theory, describe what would have been most different about the planet formation process and the planets formed in this alternative Solar System. [NO MORE than 15 sentences]. 2. Halley’s comet is the only-naked eye comet that might appear twice in a human lifetime (since it comes back every 76 years). (a) Based on this comet’s orbital period, would you say that it is more likely to have originated from the Kuiper belt or from the Oort cloud? [A quantitative answer is expected to justify your choice] (b) What other orbital feature, besides the comet’s orbital period, could be used to distinguish its origin [NO MORE than 5 sentences] 3. (a) Collect data on the mass and radius of Earth (made of rock) & Jupiter (made of gas) and calculate the overall average density of each planet, expressed in g/cm3. (b) The density of water that we drink is about 1 g/cm3. Use your everyday experience to describe the difference in density between rock, air, and water. [State your answers in terms of “much more/much less” or “a little more/a little less”]. (c) Is the mean density of Earth consistent with our everyday experience of similar composition material? What about Jupiter (same question)? (d) Propose a physical mechanism that might explain the discrepancy between the mean density of a planet and the density of similar composition material as we experience it in our everyday life. 4. Mean-motion resonances with Jupiter shape the Kirkwood gaps in the main asteroid belt. A resonance written as “5:2” refers to the inner body completing exactly 5 orbital revolutions when the outer body completes exactly 2. (a) Using Kepler law, find the orbital radius in AU of the following important resonances for the Kirkwood gaps: 2:1, 3:1 and 5:2. Compare your values to those shown in the diagram on Kirkwood gaps in the class lectures (see lecture 12 slides). (b) High-value mean-motion resonances, such as 2001:1000, are usually co.

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A strategic plan to inform emerging fashion retailers about social media research and best practices. 2 Proposal Overview Social media can take the form of various outlets, including, but not limited to: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, YouTube, etc. Each social media platform has its specific use and benefits, with a wide range of active users. It is important to note that successful retailers are using these online strategies to penetrate new markets, to champion for social media movements, and to effectively develop connections with consumers. In this social media blueprint, we suggest using Instagram as our company’s main social media platform. Our primary research examines H&M, Topshop, and Uniqlo’s Instagram accounts and revealed the importance of using models, creating effective hashtags, and providing customer service. The secondary research presents the best practices of social media and how the public and specific individuals view social media. To conclude the proposal, we will provide a comprehensive strategy that includes a detailed plan with suggestions for a stellar social media presence. Primary Research Summary & Key Takeaways We have compiled the following key takeaways using Instagram. Our primary research includes a variety of retailers who specialize in different products and promote to diverse markets. These three key findings will provide an all-encompassing approach which will ultimately tie into our strategic recommendations going forward. #1: Using models to showcase the retailer's products increases follower satisfactions. Each one of our retailers uses this form of posting. The following three pictures are example images used by retailers to promote their products through outfit modeling. Our retailers provide consumers with the option to directly purchase clothing, accessories, and shoes via online portals. These types of posts provide followers with a visualization of how the products will look once worn, which is part of the purchasing decision many consumers take into account. In addition, these types of images also provide outfit inspirations when consumers are in need of assistance with outfit coordination. (Uniqlo) (H&M) (Topshop) 3 #2: The use of hashtags connects posts to a broader conversation and trend. Our retailers use various hashtags that either connected their post to an on-going product line, style, event, or motto and “catchphrase”. For example, Uniqlo wants to be known for their fashionable, yet simple clothing. Their hashtag, #simplemadebetter, allows Uniqlo to actively promote the company’s business strategy of revamping basic clothing to make it ‘better’ quality and more fashion forward. London Fashion Week is one of the most prominent events in the fashion industry, known to set the latest fashion trends. The #LFW (London Fashion Week) establishes Topshop as a brand that is compatible against the haute couture f.

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Assumption-Busting 1. What assumption do you have that is in some way limiting? Please be specific. 2. What is the exact opposite of that assumption? 3. How can you start acting differently, based on the fact that the opposite of your assumption is true? Be specific. Idea Presentation Form 1. Describe the idea in two-three sentences or bullets. 2. What need or desire does your idea address? 3. For whom is the idea intended (men age 45-50, punk rock fans in Philadelphia…)? 4. How is your idea better than other solutions that exist to address this need or desire? .

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Assuming you have the results of the Business Impact Analysis and risk assessment in hand, discuss in detail steps in selecting a strategy. Reference one additional article, in addition to the textbook itself. Format: Times 12, 1 inch margin, minimum of 2.5 pages double spaced (not counting references and other information such as your name, etc.) The attached content supports to navigate towards the core objectives of completing this paper Text book : Title: The Disaster Recovery Handbook Subtitle: **PLEASE SEE BOOKSTORE LINK BELOW TO PURCHASE REQUIRED MATERIALS Authors: Michael WALLACE, Lawrence WEBBER Publisher: AMACOM Publication Date: 2017-12-28 .

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assuming that Nietzsche is correct that conventional morality is against our natural expression of passions, argue a case that suggests that while he is correct, the truth is that people must be restricted in their natural expression, which moral statements clearly recognize dangerous natural inclinations and restrict them? what benefits do these restrictions provide to the individual as well as to society as a whole? how might Nietzsche react to your argument? .

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