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a.... f(t)=(t+3)u(t-1)professor started to solve like this (t-1 +4) u(t-1) (t-1)u(t-2)+4u(t-1) and now he said to the lapplace transform which i dontunderstand how.

b.... G(t) =2e^(-3t)u(t-2) ............ 2e^(-3(t-2)) *e^(-6) u(t-2) then2e^(-6) e^(-3(t-2) u(t-2) and then take the laplace transform

c.... h(t) =5cos(2t-1)u(t)...........

d.... p(t) =4[u(t-3)-u(t-5)] .................

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   A. What were some of the solutions that Keynesian economists suggested to get society out of the Great Depression? The logic behind them is extremely crucial, therefore please explain.

 Also, remember that The overall logic employed by Keynes suggests that effective demand is what creates things like full employment, but unfortunately, sometimes this demand falls short and induces a recession. Even more unfortunate, he argued that 'the market' left to itself has no means to fix such a problem; without enough demand, there will be lots of unemployment, and with lots of unemployment, not enough demand. So, where can demand come from? Not business or households. That leaves the government as the only actor to 'prime the pump' or boost effective demand. How can the government do this? All kinds of ways! You just need to expand this section (and by the way, you use the term financial crisis here; the great depression was an economic crisis first and foremost).

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Write an essay defining and describing the principles of ethics, morals, conscience, and etiquette as related to the medical office. Find and summarize at least1 peer-reviewed article for each of the 4 categories.

Your answers will vary regarding the articles found, but the descriptions should include the following ideas:

Ethics: the rules of conduct recognized in respect to a particular class of human actions or a particular group, culture, etc.: medical ethics; Christian ethics.

Morals: of, pertaining to, or concerned with the principles or rules of right conduct or the distinction between right and wrong; ethical: moral attitudes.

Conscience: capable of or marked by thought, will, design, or perception.

Etiquette: the code of ethical behavior regarding professional practice or action among the members of a profession in their dealings with each other: medical etiquette.

Your paper must be 2–3 pages, use at least 4 peer-reviewed sources, must be written in current APA formatting, and incorporate a biblical worldview.