explain in detail and give examples of design defects and failure to warn as they relate to strict liability and tort. Please explain it briefly.

Post your article about Social Responsibility:

1. What is the article about?

2. What did you learn?

Topic: Protein interaction and phase separation (Subject: Functional Genomics and Bioinformatics)

Please answer both Part A and B if possible, IF NOT PRIORITISE ON PART B

Consider the following scenario. A mutation in gene M was discovered to be a highly penetrant risk factor for disease P. There is no information on what the function of gene M is or what other proteins the gene product of M interacts with. All that is known is that M is abundantly and ubiquitously expressed in all cell types.

A. Describe in detail one (1) experimental approach that can be used for defining what proteins bind to gene product M and how the mutation alters the binding partners.

B. If purified gene product M were found to phase separate into droplets in a test tube, describe an experiment that that would distinguish whether the protein was in a liquid state or a glassy or fibrillar state.

Based the excerpt, HEALTHCARE INSURANCE AND REIMBURSEMENT METHODOLOGIES, Explain in detail the difference between Generic Reimbursement Methodologies. Your answer should compare on contrast; Fee-for-Service Methods, Cost-Based Reimbursement, Charge-Based Reimbursement, Prospective payment, Capitation. Your answer would include how CPT and ICD codes play a role in each of these methodologies. Your answer should consist of a minimum of 400 words.

Create a C++ program that calculates an unbiased standard deviation of 5 input numbers.

Please Submit:

1. A flowchart of your program. (3 points)

2. Your C++ program with a heading comment, also appropriate spacing and indentation in the program body.

3. Copy of a screenshot after your program is executed. (Section 2 and3: 7 points)

/* ELEN 1301 Programming Assignment #8.

Name : Your name.

Student ID : Your student ID #.

Due date :

Purpose of the program : Creating a program that usus an array and calculate an unbiased standard deviation.

Section 1 : Receive a number and store it in an array. We assume there will be always 5 input numbers.

Section 2 : Repeat Section 1 five times.

Section 3 : Find the mean of the five numbers.

Section 4 : Subtract mean from each input that is stored in the array. Square it.

Section 5 : Repeat Section 4 for all the stored input, so that the summention is done.

Section 6 : Divide the sum by (N – 1), in this case it would be 4, and take a square root of the value to show the Standard Deviation.

Identify five public policy issues and rank them in order of importance. For each issue explain in detail the central problem that needs to be addressed by government. The issues should be limited to the following categories listed in your syllabus: Civil rights, criminal justice, education, government finance, economic policy, social welfare policy, the environment, national security. Write it in your own words.

NAME: Charissa Howard

MATH125: Unit 2 Individual Project Answer Form
Number Sense, Estimation, and Financial Computations
ALL questions below regarding CONSUMER CREDIT and SAVING FOR RETIREMENT must be answered. Show ALL step-by-step calculations, round all of your final answers correctly, and include the units of measurement. Submit this modified Answer Form in the Unit 2 IP Submissions area.

CONSUMER CREDIT

For big purchases, many stores offer a deferred billing option (buy now, pay later) that allows shoppers to buy things now without paying the bill at checkout.


Assume you bought new appliances for your newly renovated home. Using the table range values below, choose one total value for the appliances that you have purchased based on the first letter of your last name. Denote this by P. It does not necessarily have to be a whole number.

First letter of your last name Possible range values for P
A–F $4,000–$4,999
G–L $5,000–$5,999
M–R $6,000–$6,999
S–Z $7,000–$7,999

Add your chosen value here:

Total value of the appliances, P $

The store where you bought these appliances offered you a provision that if you pay the bill within 3 years, you will not be charged any interest for your purchases. However, if you are even a day late in paying the bill, the store will charge you interest for the 3 years.

Choose an interest rate between 12% and 16%. Denote this by r, and convert your answer into decimal form.

Annual interest rate in decimal form, r

Suppose you forget about the bill and pay it 1 day late. How much interest do you pay if the store charges you simple interest? Because this is a dollar value, round your answer to the nearest cent. (Assume t = 3 years.)

Interest, I $

Show and explain your work here:






How much is your total bill—the total value of the appliances plus the interest? Round your answer to the nearest cent.

Total bill (simple interest) $

Show and explain your work here:






How much is your total bill if, instead, the store charges you interest that is compounded daily? Use 6 digits on your intermediate calculations, and round your final answer to the nearest cent. (Assume t = 3 years.)

Total bill (compound interest) $

Show and explain your work here:





How much interest do you pay if it is compounded daily? Round your answer to the nearest cent.

Interest, I $

Show and explain your work here:






Based on the result of your calculations, write a summary about the difference between simple and compound interest. Explain your answer.









Do you think a deferred billing option is helpful for shoppers? Explain your answer.






SAVING FOR RETIREMENT

Suppose your goal is to have a lump sum that you can withdraw when you retire. To accomplish this, you decided to contribute a portion of your paycheck to an annuity.

Using the AIU Library or the Internet, read about what kind of expenses you will be faced with when you retire. Write a brief summary of your research here:


















Based on your research, state the lump sum, in $U.S., that you want to have when you retire. This is the future value of your investment; denote it by F.

Future value, F $

State the time, in years, that you plan to contribute to your retirement account. Denote this by t.

Time, t

Based on the first letter of your last name, choose the annual interest rate for your retirement account from the chart below. It does not necessarily have to be a whole number. Denote this by r, and convert this to its decimal form.

First letter of your last name Possible values for r
A–F 5.00%–6.99%
G–L 7.00%–8.99%
M–R 9.00%–10.99%
S–Z 11.00%–12.99%

Add your chosen value here:

Annual interest rate in decimal form, r          

From the table below, choose how many times per year you want to contribute to your retirement fund. Denote this by n, and this will also be your compounding period.
Compounding Period n
Yearly 1
Semi-Annually 2
Quarterly 4
Monthly 12
Weekly 52

Add your chosen value here:

Compounding Period, n

Calculate the interest rate per compounding period, which you will denote by i, by dividing the annual interest rate from #4 by the compounding period from #5:
i=r/(n )
Round your answer to 6 decimal places.
Interest rate per compounding period, i

Show and explain your work here:





Your contribution per period, which you will denote by C, to this retirement account is calculated using the following formula:
C=(F*i)/(((1+i)^((n*t))-1) ).
Using the values that you have chosen for F, i, n, and t, calculate your contribution per period. Use 6 decimal places for your intermediate calculations, and round your final answer to the nearest cent.

Contribution amount, C $




Show and explain your work here:







Calculate your total contribution to this retirement account, which you will denote by TC, by using the formula TC = C x n x t.
Total contribution, TC $

Show and explain your work here:







What can you say about the difference in value between your total contribution (TC) and the lump sum (F) that you will receive? Based on what you have learned in this unit, is there a term that is used for this difference?

Show and explain your work here:











Summarize the results of your calculations, and explain why it is important to prepare for your retirement.

Show and explain your work here:

A certain pen has been designed so that true average writing lifetime under controlled conditions (involving the use of a writing machine) is at least 10 hours. A random sample of 20 pens is selected, the writing lifetime of each is determined, and a normal probability plot of the resulting data supports the use of a one-sample t test. (a) What hypotheses should be tested if the investigators believe a priori that the design specification has been satisfied?

(b) What conclusion is appropriate if the hypotheses of part (a) are tested, t = −2.3, and α = 0.05? [Round your P-value to three decimal places.] State the conclusion in the problem context.

(c) What conclusion is appropriate if the hypotheses of part (a) are tested, t = −1.8, and α = 0.01? [Round your P-value to three decimal places.] State the conclusion in the problem context.

(d) What conclusion is appropriate if the hypotheses of part (a) are tested, t = −3.6, and α = 0.01? (Round your P-value to three decimal places.) State the conclusion in the problem context.