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Class-Fashion Design

This seems like a good time to ask the basic question, “How’s it going in class?” Feel free to offer constructive feedback about the course. Anything you like about the course so far? Please present at least one paragraph.

class-Fashion Design

1 . How have technological advancements changed the design industry? Consider what you have learned about sewing machines and other specialized equipment.

2. Describe a project in which you would use a pleater, ruffling foot, or gathering foot. Explain each of these tools and choose the one that might be necessary for the project you are describing.

3. Describe a project in which you would use stay stitching and one in which you would use ease stitching. Explain each technique and note why it is necessary to the project you are describing.

4. In what circumstances would you use either a blindstitch machine or a blind hemming foot? Would you prefer to do blind stitching by hand or with a machine? Give one or more reasons for your preference.

5. Where do you put a threaded bobbin? Where does the thread from the bobbin go when the machine is in use?

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1)The additional output obtained by adding another unit of labor to the production process is called _____. A. the marginal product of labor B. a variable cost C. the marginal cost of labor D. the average output of labor

2)The law of diminishing marginal returns states that: A. long-run average cost declines as output increases. B. if the marginal product is above the average product, the average will rise. C. as units of a variable input are added to a given amount of fixed inputs, the marginal product of the variable input eventually diminishes. D. if marginal product is positive, total product rises.

3)The short-run average variable cost curve: A. starts above the origin and always slopes upward. B. starts at the origin and always slopes upward. C. slopes downward at low rates of output and then slopes upward at higher rates of output. D. is always downward sloping.

4)If a firm shuts down in the short run and produces no output, its total cost will be: A. equal to the variable cost. B. equal to the fixed cost. C. equal to zero. D. equal to only explicit costs.

5)Which of the following is true of the MC curve? A. It intersects the AVC curve at its minimum, but it does not intersect the ATC curve at its minimum. B. It intersects both the ATC and the AVC curves at their minimums. C. It intersects the ATC curve at its minimum, but it does not intersect the AVC curve at its minimum. D. It intersects both the ATC and the AFC curves at their minimums.

6)The shape of the long-run average cost curve reflects _____. A. increasing and diminishing marginal returns B. market demand C. productivity of fixed inputs D. economies and diseconomies of scale

7)The price charged by a perfectly competitive firm is determined by: A. each individual firm. B. market demand and market supply. C. a group of firms acting together as a cartel. D. the firm's total costs.

8)The demand curve facing a perfectly competitive firm is: A. vertical at the equilibrium quantity. B. upward sloping. C. a horizontal straight line at the market price. D. a straight line through the origin.

9)The total revenue curve for a perfectly competitive firm_____. A. is a backward-bending curve B. is a vertical line intersecting the horizontal axis C. is a horizontal line intersecting the vertical axis D. is a straight line that starts from the origin and slopes upward

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Identify a type of capital (economic, cultural, or social) that has impacted your life and how it has shaped your experience. Discuss whether that capital comes from privilege, is part of your ascribed or achieved status, and how it has impacted your experience in school/work, etc. Also, identify a lack of a certain type of capital and how that has impacted you. 

In 400 words or more write a case brief for the case linked below.

List the facts, issue, ruling, and reasoning.

Class: Fashion Design

1. What is the difference between a fashion designer and a technical designer?

2. What would be a good entry-level position if you wanted to be a buyer? How would this position help you grow in the field?

3. Name two kinds of businesses that you could start in the fashion industry and explain what skills you would need to start them.

4. What skills does being an accessory designer require that being a sales representative does not?

5. What are the advantages and disadvantages of being an entrepreneur in the fashion industry rather than working for someone else?

Class:Fashion Design

What are some professional or youth organizations related to the type of design that most interests you? If such an organization does not yet exist, how could you start one? Discuss the purposes and functions of such an organization and the roles and responsibilities of its members. If needed, conduct some quick online research.

What is this behaviour?

You maintain a Language Understanding service named lu1.

The service lu1 contains an application named mod1. Mod1 has one version and is assigned to the Production slot.

You create a new version after making changes to mod1.

You need to ensure that the new version is available for testing via a built-in endpoint.

What should you do?

How can I help a.learner with disability to feel welcomed in a class

When the following equation is balanced properly under acidic conditions, what are the coefficients of the species shown?

HAsO2 + Cr3+H3AsO4 + Cr

Water appears in the balanced equation as a fill in the blank 5 (reactant, product, neither) with a coefficient of . (Enter 0 for neither.)

How many electrons are transferred in this reaction? 

1. Why does the U.S. presence in Iraq pose an ethical dilemma? 

2. Name three specific reasons for the GPI to show less growth in economic health than the GDP. 

3. Name the four analytic indicators of globalization's effect and pick one country to examine with each indicator. 

4. Ethical dilemmas often come with a country's advancements in technology. Why do you think this is so? Include one of the more prominent dilemmas of the 20th century in your answer. 

You may have personal views about stem cell research and nanotechnology. Our rapid technological advancement moves us forward quickly. Can science and morality coexist? Consider this question carefully. What specific examples support your response?

Who is Rabindranath Tagore?

Use a semicolon ( Ethen overslept on the first day of school. The teacher had him stay after class.

Watch YouTube video | Understanding the U.S. Court Systems| Then answer the following questions in 300 words or more.

• How does the court system work in the United States?

• What is the authority of the state courts versus the federal courts? 

• What were the 3 important distinctions that you learned from the video?

Read Chapter 2 in book | The Legal and Ethical Environment of Business | Then answer the following questions in 400 words or more.

1 Pick three to five topics, terms, concepts, or subjects that interested you in this chapter.

2 Discuss in detail the chosen topics, terms, concepts or subject areas, to include what you learned and why it interests you.

3 Each topic, term, concept or subject area highlighted should be no less than one paragraph containing four to five sentences.

In 400 words or more write a case brief for the case linked below.

Facts, Issue, Ruling, and Reasoning.

Consider the I₃^- ion. It's linear, and the Lewis structure predicts 2 ingle bonds, using d orbitals to exceed the octet on the central atom, but not the terminal atoms. To analyze it using molecular orbital theory, group orbitals must be used for the terminal I's.

A) Draw the group orbitals for the terminal I's (using only s and p orbitals)

b) Determine all possible combinations of these groups with the atomic orbitals on the central I (5s, 5p or 5d) and identify the molecular orbital produced

c)Draw a molecular orbital energy level diagram without using the d orbitals on the central i (include elctrons, label orbitals)

D.) draw a molecular oribital energy level diagram that does use the d orbitals on the central I (include electrons, label orbitals)

e) determine the bond oder of I-I bond case c and case d

In constructing the MO diagrams, if there is more than one symmetry allowed combination for a given atomic orbital, just use the one where the orbitals are closest in energy

Q.4 Write down the secular determinant for a C-O pi-bond where the C and O atoms each contribute 1 electron and α0​=α+2.0β

(i) Determine both π-orbital energies

(ii) Calculate the total π-electronic energy

(iii) Estimate the bonding energy arising from the π-bond.

(iv) Determine the MOs

(v) Calculate the partial charges on both atoms (arising from the π-bond)

Determine the orbital energies and molecular orbitals ofcumulene

Consider the π-system formed from a single p-orbital from each atom in X−C−X, where αX=a+1.5β

(i) Determine the π-orbital energies

(ii) Determine all three π-orbital molecular orbitals

Suppose a group is interested in determining whether teenagers obtain their drivers licenses at approximately the same average age across the country. Suppose that the following data are randomly collected from five teenagers in each region of the country. The numbers represent the age at which teenagers obtained their drivers licenses. Use a level of significance of 0.10.

Northeast South West Central

16.3 16.9 16.4 16.2

16.1 16.5 16.5 16.6

16.4 16.4 23.0 16.5

16.5 16.2 20.2 16.4

What test are you going to run?

Considering what you have learned about President Obama's foreign policy and historical foreign policy, how would you characterize the Obama Doctrine? Whose foreign policy best compares to that of President Obama's? Can you give a new definition to the foreign policy doctrine of President Obama?

Find more about this topic. Search for these key terms on the web: Kyoto Protocol.

1. What is the Kyoto Protocol?

2. When was the Kyoto Protocol adopted?

3. Why is it called the Kyoto Protocol?

4. When did China sign the Kyoto Protocol?

5. When did the United Kingdom and Northern Island sign the Kyoto Protocol?

6. When did the U.S. sign the Kyoto Protocol?

7. What is the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change?

8. What are the five building blocks for responding to climate change globally?

9. What is CCiNet?

10. What is the Tread Lightly Climate Change Education and Engagement Initiative?

How many moles are present in 10g of Na2SO4

A balloon of gas has a pressure of 1.72 atm, temperature of 35 oC and volume of 2.9 L. If the temperature decreases to 18 oC and the pressure increase to 3.51 atm, what is the new volume in L?

1. First education minister of india!

Terrorist training camps have come under a lot of media scrutiny. You can search websites such as "YouTube" to gain access to video footage of terrorist training camp activity. A simple online search reveals the fact that these training camps are located around the world and are only becoming more organized and efficient.  Take a few minutes to explore some videos, articles, and websites about the appeal of terrorist training camps and then consider the following questions.

• What sorts of people are joining these training camps?  Why?

• What are the goals of most of these training camps?

• What do you feel is the best solution to these terrorist training camps?  Why?

Could you eat only food produced within a 50 mile radius of your home? Consider where you live. Would you starve? Go to your supermarket to examine the local choices that are available. Should we all be locavores? Why or why not? Answer the following in your responses:

• What is necessary for locavorism to flourish?

• What effect would it have on supermarkets?

• Who would benefit and who would lose something?

• What would be its effect on globalization?

A curve in a road forms part of a horizontal circle. As a

car goes around it at constant speed 14.0 m/s, the total

force on the driver has magnitude 130 N. What is the

total vector force on the driver if the speed is 18.0 m/s

instead?

Terrorist training camps have come under a lot of media scrutiny. You can search websites such as "YouTube" to gain access to video footage of terrorist training camp activity. A simple online search reveals the fact that these training camps are located around the world and are only becoming more organized and efficient.  Take a few minutes to explore some videos, articles, and websites about the appeal of terrorist training camps and then consider the following questions.

• What sorts of people are joining these training camps?  Why?

• What are the goals of most of these training camps?

• What do you feel is the best solution to these terrorist training camps?  Why?

Could you eat only food produced within a 50 mile radius of your home? Consider where you live. Would you starve? Go to your supermarket to examine the local choices that are available. Should we all be locavores? Why or why not? Answer the following in your responses:

• What is necessary for locavorism to flourish?

• What effect would it have on supermarkets?

• Who would benefit and who would lose something?

• What would be its effect on globalization?

In 400 words or more write a case brief for the case linked below.

https://casetext.com/case/quality-car-truck-leasing-1

Fact, Issue, Ruling, and Reasoning.

Examine the following cartoon. What does it suggest about U.S. foreign policy when it comes to Iran and Israel?

What is photosynthesis?

Tell me the gravity of moon