Explain Robert Nozick’s opinion on fairness. (in detail)

Is work-life balance for everyone? Explain in detail.

Explain in detail Dave McClure's pirate metrics.?

Explain in detail the Balanced Budget Act of 1997

Explain in detail type I and III hypersensitivity

Explain Over- Current Protection Concepts in detail

Box A contains 6 red balls and 3 green balls, whereas box B contains 3 red ball and 15 green balls.

Stage one. One box is selected at random in such a way that box A is selected with probability 1/5 and box B is selected with probability 4/5.

Stage two. Finally, suppose that two balls are selected at random with replacement from the box selected at stage one.

g) What is the probability that both balls are red?

h) Given that both balls are red, what is the probability they came from box A?

i) What is the probability that one ball is red and the other is green?

j) Given that one ball is red and the other is green, what is the probability they came from box A?

A bug is crawling at a velocity of f(t) = 1/1 + t meters per hour, where 0 ≤ t ≤ 1 and t is in hours.

a) Find both the left-endpoint and right-endpoint approximations for the area under the graph f(t) during this hour. Use 10-minute increments.

b) Explain what your results to Part a) mean about this bug.

Expressions and Equations

Think about a scenario when you would use an expression and an equation in a real life application. Discuss each scenario and explain how to write the expression and equation. What is the difference between both of them?

Create two sample equations for your peers to solve.

Please give me an answer ASAP Something new that not already on the Chegg site.

Kenya and South Africa are trading partners, and there are capital flows between the two countries. The currency in Kenya is the Kenyan shilling (Ksh.) and the currency in South Africa is the South African Rand (R). Assume that the equilibrium exchange rate is 0.14R per Kenya shilling. Now suppose that the opportunity cost of consumption falls in South Africa.  

Referring to the Kenyan foreign exchange market, explain how the equilibrium exchange rate might change.  You are not required to draw the graphs - all you need to do is explain in detail how the exchange rate could change. Remember to include both demand and supply shifts in your explanation, and indicate a possible new exchange rate in this market.

Referring to the South African foreign exchange market, explain how the equilibrium exchange rate might change.  You are not required to draw the graphs - all you need to do is explain in detail how the exchange rate could change. Remember to include both demand and supply shifts in your explanation, and indicate a possible new exchange rate in this market.