This is for surveying and mapping class 3. List examples of strong tie-ins. Use sketches in...
Find actual examples of cases in which firms use pure bundling, mixed bundling, and tie–ins (one for each).
DO NOT use #include <cstdlib> , iterate, and list. USE pointers and arrays. 1.Define a class named Family in a header file named: family.h (5 points) This file acts as a prototype. 2.Create the implementation file family.cpp (15 points total) a.The class will have the following members 1.Family name (5 points) 2. Parent (array of 2) (5 points) a.First Name b.Last Name c. Age (you must validate the age is the proper data type. You can use the code from...
Chapter 3 1. List three examples of a country's infrastructure. 2. List the thre e examples of direct investing mentioned in your text. st the four dimensions of national value systems identified by Hofstede. 4. List five of the countries that make up the European Union (EU)
Investigate 3 method from the scanner class (java.util package ) - List them and briefly describe their purpose - show (code) examples using them You will need to type this report using MS word submit your report that includes source code examples with their output.
Give me a real-life example of Two variables that have a strong positive correlation. Use Google or other research methods to find the correlation coefficient to support your claim. What reasons or conditions attribute to the strong correlation? Do some research, but do not make up a numerical example. Two variables that have a strong negative correlation. Use Google or other research methods to find the correlation coefficient to support your claim. What reasons or conditions attribute to the strong...
list 3 examples of questions you are not legally allowed to ask an individual that you may be interviewing for a job. Please write a brief description for each example as to why employers are not allowed to ask those specific questions. Please cite any references you use for your answers.
3. a. List the and state if( ) (10 pts ca.) i. Nucleophile (strong/weak), Basicity (strong/weak) ii. Substrate (1°/2°/3°) iii. Leaving group (good/poor) iv. Solvent (protic/aprotic) b. Label the mechanism for the reaction (S1/S2/E1/E2) c. Draw the mechanism for the reactions and predict the major product(s). Use proper stereochemistry where necessary d. State which is the rate determining step (RDS) e. Give a rate law for each reaction. Ex: Rate=K[ A B NaSCH CH2CN OH HI MeOH
Problem 3 (8 points) (a)Find the natural response and the COMPLEX forced response (2 points). (b) And then write the general REAL solution of the given differential equation (2 points). (c)Rewrite the forced response in POLAR form and sketch it on (y, t) AND on the PHASE (v, y) plane (3 points). (d) Sketch the solution of the INITIAL VALUE Problem y(0) 0, y (0) 0 using your sketches on both planes in part (c) (1 point) Use COMPLEX numbers!...
the class data is shown in the picture. there are 3 people's dna and there are 3 lanes that represent 3 people's data 13 points) Examine the data and account for any differences in the lengths of the PCR amplified mtDNA regions. Is there evidence for DNA polymorphisms between different is in the class? Explain and use specific numerical data from the class data to support your response. WARNING: LET RADIATION WHICH CAN CAUS PORE OPERATING OR PER PERSONNEL IN...
We were unable to transcribe this imagertant: Be precise; use sketches, formulae, and name all mathematical symbols you use. cutting force in turning is given by F-KA where A is the cross section of cut and K is the ultimate shear strength of the work material. Calculate: (a) material removal rate (MRR) and (b) the total power required by the machine for cylindrical surface turning of solid rods of 50 mm diameter with a tool feed rate of 0.05 mm/work...