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Explain two reasons why knowing the LD50(lethal dose 50) value is not useful for someone working with a chemical in a lab or being exposed to a toxin? 

1. Smith compressors Ltd. si a company based out of Ontario, manufacturing and supplying compressors to various industries since 1980. In 2004 they bagged a very prestigious contract ot sell their products to Brazil after PM of Canada signed on a bilateral trade deal with Brazil. To support the increased demand
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   Everything was working wel for Smith compressors ulnit recession hit the world markets ni 2008 and by
   2010 Smith compressors was struggling ot keep itself above the water. Eventually they decided to close down their facility ni Ontario and laid off 250 employees. Fast forward 2014, encouraged by better economic environment Smith compressors reopened its closed-out facility ni Ontario and made a cautious start of production. It penetrated in newer growing markets inAsian countries and in couple of years it was producing at its full capacity. Happy days were back again.2018 onwards Smith compressors however started facingproblems with it's labour unions regarding wages, benefits & working conditions
   at the plant level. High turnover of supervisory and managerial level staff wsa also becoming a big challenge for the company to deal with. After they failed to manage this situation, Smith compressors hired your company for external intervention and bail them out and put them back ontrack.
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    Smith Compressors Ltd. Is the 3rd largest compressor manufacturing company in Canada employing about 1200 employees serving domestic as well as international markets. After about 4 weeks of investigations by interacting with al stake holders your team concluded that employees at lal levels are unhappy. Apart from many other points following were the 2 main reasons of discontentment.
   a) No clear cut guidelines for appraisals leading to random promotions/increments/transfers

For an entropy value of 0 kJ/kg-K what would be the value of the corresponding enthalpy?

1. An asset manager anticipates the receipt of funds in 200days, which he will use to purchase a particular stock. The stock he had in mind is currently selling for P62.50 and will pay a P0.755 dividend in 50 days and another P0.75 dividend in 140 days. The risk free rate is 4.2%. The manager decides to commit to a future purchase of stock by going long a forward contract on the stock.
   REQUIRED:
   At what price would the manager commit to purchase the stock in 200 days through a forward contract?          (5 marks)
   Suppose the manager enters into the contract at the price you found in Part a. Now, 75 days later, the stock price is P55.75. Determine the value of the forward contract at this point.                       (5 marks)
   It is now the expiration day, and the stock price is P58.50. Determine the value of the forward contract at this time.         (5 marks)

Why did New England’s most powerful Native-American groups forgot their old rivalries and unite to attack the expanding white settlements and towns ?

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2) In Canada 92% of households have televisions (T). 72% of households have televisions and internet

(I) access. 5% have neither.

a) Complete the two- way relative frequency table:

12%

20%

3%

5%

Total

Total

92%

8 %

100%

75%

25%

Use the appropriate probability notation in your answers to each question.

What is the probability of selecting a Canadian house at random that has internet access but no television?

What is the conditional probability of selecting a house that has internet given that it has a television?

Of the house that do not have televisions, what is the conditional probability of selecting one that has internet access?

2)  In Canada 92% of households have televisions (T).  72% of households have televisions and internet (I) access.  5% have neither.  

a)  Complete the two- way relative frequency table:

I

Total

T

Total

100%

Use the appropriate probability notation in your answers to each question.

b)  What is the probability of selecting a Canadian house at random that has internet access but no television?

c)  What is the conditional probability of selecting a house that has internet given that it has a television?

d)  Of the house that do not have televisions, what is the conditional probability of selecting one that has internet access?

e)  Complete this conditional relative frequency table rounding to the whole nearest percentage (e.g. 12%).

Checked bag yes

Checked bag no

Business traveler yes

Business traveler no

f)  Is there an association between television ownership and internet access is Canadian homes?

Read Chapter 3, “The Magnolia” and Chapter 23 “Who Owns Cross Creek? From the book Cross Creek author Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings and answer the following questions:

What is the source of happiness for Marjorie Rawlings at Cross Creek?  What are the similarities between the Genius Preserve and Cross Creek? (2 pages and include 3 quotes)

Read Chapter 3, “The Magnolia” and Chapter 23 “Who Owns Cross Creek? From the book Cross Creek author Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings and answer the following questions:

What is the source of happiness for Marjorie Rawlings at Cross Creek? What are the similarities between the Genius Preserve and Cross Creek? (2 pages and include 3 quotes)

What is the source of happiness for MARJORIE RAWLINS AT CROSS CREEK.

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"Looking into the future" How would society change if the federal government did not provide school lunch programs for students from low-income families, or support research in education? Consider affects upon employment, crime, tax revenue, welfare, and the entertainment industry.

what are three barrie’s to true freeform faced by free blacks in the north,south , and far west. Explain how each one reveals that “all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life , liberty , and the pursuit of happiness”

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Define Sense of Place (Chapter 1, Portlands Good Life).

The fundamental economic philosophy governing market activity during the Feudal era emerged from the Church through Canon Law and was upheld by guilds and other forms of organized religion. For this question, identify and discuss two important factors that helped undermine the feudal economic system and open the door for the emergence of the mercantile society. Be sure to explain why these factors were important. These elements may have an ideological, political, or economic connection.

Answer the questions of the short story stephens king’s “the man who loved flowers”.

1. How would you best describe the young man prior to discovering he is the hammer murderer? If you were in the position to make a television program based on the story, what actor would you choose to play this role?

2.How do the radio news items contrast with the season and the young man's feelings?

3.What clues exist throughout the story that suggests the young man is the hammer murderer? For each clue provided, record the page number.

4.What is meant by the statement, "His name was love"? Explain the significance of the young man's name.

5.The narrator informs the reader that Norma has been dead for ten years. The young man believes he will "find her.. .someday soon." In your opinion, what could have possibly happened between Norma and the young man? Why is he murdering women while trying to find Norma? What possible theories explain his behaviour?

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The basic economic ideology concerning market activity in Feudal times arose from the Church via Canon Law and enforced by religious beliefs and the guilds.

Name, describe, and explain two important factors that helped undermine the feudal economic structure and open the door for the emergence of the mercantile society. Be sure to include an explanation of why these factors were important. These elements may have an ideological, political, or economic connection.

• Tsar Nicholas II issues the October Manifesto.
• The Bolsheviks establish a communist government.
• Revolutionaries imprison Tsar Nicholas II.
• The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R.) forms.
• Russia loses the Russo-Japanese War.

Tibetan numerals

In Tibetan (Tibeto-Burman; Tibet), numbers are formed by combining two numbers together. 11 through 19 are formed by placing the appropriate digit after the number 10. For instance, 19 is formed by suffixing the word for 9 to the word for 10. Multiples of 10 (like 90) are formed by placing the appropriate multiplier before the number 10. For instance, the word for 40 is made by prefixing 4 to the word for 10.

For this problem, determine the underlying form of each of the numerals, and the simplest set of rules needed to derive the correct surface representations. (Make sure you treat [d͡ʒ] as a single segment.) 

Alone                                   Suffixed                                        Prefixed

d͡ʒu    ‘10’                           d͡ʒugd͡ʒig    ‘11’                           ʃibd͡ʒu       ‘40’ 

d͡ʒig    ‘1’                             d͡ʒubʃi         ‘14’                          ŋabd͡ʒu     ‘50’ 

ʃi         ‘4’                             d͡ʒuŋa         ‘15’                          gubd͡ʒu     ‘90’

ŋa       ‘5’                             d͡ʒurgu        ‘19’

gu       ‘9’                              

1. For each of the following morphemes, list all of its surface form alternants. In other words, what are all the possible forms that morpheme can take?

The morpheme boundaries are not obvious, so it will not be clear yet whether some sounds belong to the root or an affix. For instance, in [d͡ʒubʃi], you can’t tell whether [b] is part of the root (e.g., [d͡ʒub]), the affix (e.g., [bʃi]), or is inserted via a rule (e.g., Ø → b / . . . ). So, entertain all the options: hypothesize that [d͡ʒub] is an alternant of ‘10’, and [bʃi] is an alternant of ‘4’, for instance. (If you get stuck, try thinking about this problem as a logic puzzle instead.)

• ‘10’:

• ‘4’:

• ‘9’:

• ‘5’:

• ‘1’:

2. Focus first on the cases where a numeral is suffixed to the morpheme for ‘10’. In some of these cases, there is an extra consonant that isn’t there when these morphemes are used in isolation.
Is the best analysis to analyze this consonant as the result of an insertion rule, or is it better to view it as part of the UR of one of the morphemes? If so, which morpheme: the root (aka the morpheme for ‘10’ in a word like [d͡ʒubʃi]) or the suffix (aka the piece that means ‘four’ in a word like [d͡ʒubʃi])?

3. Now, take a look at the cases where ‘10’ is prefixed with a numeral (like in ‘40’). In these examples, there is again a consonant that isn’t there when these are used in isolation. Can this additional consonant be the result of an insertion rule? Why not? If it’s not, what’s the better option for where it comes from?

4. Provide the UR for each of the following words in Tibetan. For the words with more than one morpheme, make sure to show where the morpheme boundary is by using a hyphen in the UR. (For instance, the UR for English unhappy would be /ʌn-hæpi/.)

• ‘10’:

• ‘4’:

• ‘9’:

• ‘5’:

• ‘1’:

• ‘14’:

• ‘19’:

• ‘15’:

• ‘11’:

• ‘40’:

• ‘90’:

• ‘50’:

5. Give a rule or set of rules that will derive the correct surface forms from the underlying forms. (It’s possible to do it in just one rule if you have the right URs.)

6. Show derivations for [ʃi], [d͡ʒubʃi], and [ʃibd͡ʒu]. Make sure to show morpheme boundaries in the UR by using a hyphen.

The division of labor and specialization that social surplus enables boosts social output and spurs technological advancement. This promotes an automatic process of economic growth.

A. Describe this assertion. A. To support this claim, offer evidence from Diamond's Guns, Germs, and Steel, the MES text, and whatever else you deem pertinent. C. In that case, how did the social surplus enable those with more of it to first marginalize hunter-gatherers before claiming the entire planet?

What is the best road map for full stack developer ?

This Python tutorial covers everything you need to know to start programming in Python, from downloading the latest version of Python to learning about variables and data types. It also provides an exercise for the reader to practice their skills.

In this Python tutorial, you're going to learn everything you need to know to start programming in Python. It is suitable for those who want to learn Python programming for data science, machine learning, or web development. The tutorial is taught by Mosh Hamadani, who has taught millions of people how to code. The first step is to head over to Python.org to download the latest version of Python. The next step is to install a code editor, such as PyCharm, which is free and open source. After that, the tutorial covers how to declare and use variables, as well as how to receive input from the user and convert data types.

The tutorial also provides an exercise for the reader to practice their skills. The exercise involves writing a program for a hospital to check in a patient named John Smith, who is 20 years old and is a new patient. The reader is asked to declare a few variables to store these values.

What is fashion designing?

For the past several years, Emily Page has operated a part-time consulting business from her home. As of June 1, 2010, Emily decided to move to rented quarters and tooperate the business, which was to be known as Bottom Line Consulting, on a full-timebasis. Bottom Line Consulting entered into the following transactions during June:
June 1. The following assets were received from Emily Page: cash, $20,000; accounts receivable, $4,500; supplies, $2,000; and office equipment, $11,500. There were no liabilities received.

Please help asap read the Social Media summary and then answer the questions:

It seemed that Essena O'Neill had the perfect life. In 2015, the eighteen-year-old Australian model and vegan advocate had over a half million followers on the social media platform Instagram. O'Neill found that she was able to make an income by marketing products to her social media followers, sometimes earning as much as $2,000 for a single post. O'Neill was young and beautiful, and many of her Instagram posts featured images of her smiling

In October 2015, O'Neill publicly disavowed her Instagram persona. She explained that she had spent her teenage years addicted to social media and seeking social approval: "I spent hours watching perfect girls online, wishing I was them. Then I was 'one of them.' I still wasn't happy, content or at peace with myself." O'Neill revealed the lengths to which she would go in order to get the right pose for her next Instagram photo, sometimes sucking in her stomach to appear extremely thin. She would obsessively check the number of "likes" she got on her photos. O'Neill described the insecurity behind her Instagram persona, saying that "I just want young girls to know this isn't candid life, or cool or inspirational. It's contrived perfection made to get attention." There is a growing body of research looking at whether social media is making us unhappy. A recent study found that the more you use Facebook over time, "the more likely you are to expe-nience negative physical health, negative mental health and negative life satisfaction." A 2017 study of eighteen- to twenty-two-year-olds found an association between time spent on social media and "anxiety symptoms and the greater likelihood of an anxiety disorder." Some people believe that quitting social media might also improve your mood

Questions

Does social media give us a distorted view of what constitutes a good life, or what it looks like for someone's life to go well?

Would a hedonist think there is anything wrong with extensively using social media? Why or why not?

3. According to the desire satisfaction theory, is there anything wrong with extensively using social media? Why or why not?

What does Philip Crosby mean by the following?

Conformance to Specification Prevetion, not Inspection A process, not a programme, improvement goals Cost of nonconformance; quality is free Yes and buyers quality audits useless

Indian economy right now how grow up?

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1. Jane has written fourteen articles for the newspaper in the past year. Would you say that she has been prolific in her output?

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CORRECTION

Given the parent function of f(x) = x^2 & g(x) = x^3, describe all the transformation, reflections and dialations for the following functions:

g(x) = -3(x - 4)^3 + 7

Create a possible polynomial function from the given roots, then state the maximum number of turning points and state the end behavior using symbolic notation.

1.  {-3, 5}

2. {-2, 1, 4}

3. (-2, 0 multiplicity of 2, 1}

4. {2 multiplicity of 2, 3 multiplicity of 2}

Given the parent function f(x) = x^2, create a new function for g(x) based on the following transformations:

1.  translated LEFT 2

     translated UP 3

     vertical STRETCH of 3

Use the REMAINDER THEOREM to determine whether the given polynomial is a factor of the function.  If so, FACTOR COMPLETELY.

f(x) = x^3 - 13x + 12, Is (x - 3) a factor?

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