Option A is correct that the population size is increasing
According to the formula Nt+1 = Nt *R
So it wld be 100*1.5 = 150
Not 250 as in option D
Question 8 1.5 pts If a population has a per capita growth rate (r) of 0.3 then the population: is staying the same size generation to generation is increasing in size by 30% each generation is decreasing in size by.3 each generation is increasing by 30 individuals each generation 1000 1 0 100 / / Number of survivors (log scale) 10-1 Relative age The figure below contains potential survivorship curves of different organisms (labeled A-E). Choose whether the following statement...
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400 N 100 N/m 1.5 m 100 N-m - 6m — —2 m-e-2 m-- Given: The reactions at A: RAz = 0 N, RAy = 475 N (1), MA = 2250 N – m () Rax=0 N, Ray=475 N (upward), MA=2250 N-m (counter- clockwise) Determine: . The reaction at C: [Select] Internal forces and moments at D: • Normal force at D, No = [Select] . Shear force at D, Vo= (Select) . Bending Moment at D, Mp= (Select ]
Given ROC of an auto regressive system is external to a circle of r=0.5. 1. Can its impulse response contain a sequence term (0.95)nu(n)? 2. Can its impulse response contain a sequence term (0.35)nu(n)? 3. Can its impulse response contain a sequence term (0.5)nu(n)?
1 Will making each of the following changes increase, decrease, or have no effect on the size of a t-value? In each case, circle the appropriate response. a. Increasing the difference between the means. Increase Decrease No Change b. Decreasing the variance of both groups. Increase Decrease No Change c. Increasing the sample size of both groups. Increase Decrease No Change d. Decreasing the population size Increase Decrease No Change
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Why are the answers for 12,13,and 14 .975V, 1.95Amps, and
decreasing since area is going up
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methane molecule. = 118.4 pm for 'N' N . calculate the values of 1-48. Given that R = 112.8 pm and R the moment of inertia and B.
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