Explain in detail the experimental procedure you would use to find heat of solution when sodium chloride is dissolved into water. (Answer in detail.)
In: Chemistry
Imagine a scenario where you decide to start a firm in a specific industry. Please detail how your firm will evolve from creation towards the long run. Do so in the context of the 4 time frames we learned about in this class. You can use hypothetical numbers to illustrate any points you wish. Also, it would help to be specific about the type of industry you are in and think about the evolution of your firm within that specific industry.
In: Economics
Prepare your critique assignment on the Marketing
Myopia by Colin Grant based on the following 16 questions. Divide
the questions among your team members (4 questions each, etc.) and
complete the assignment. Due date - May 31st.
1. Who is
Theodore Levitt? Research online and write a short biography of
him.
2. What does
Levitt criticise at the beginning of the article?
3. What kind
of “marketing myopia” did Levitt suffer from? Explain.
4. What was
Levitt’s definition of “marketing”? Explain in detail with examples
where necessary.
5. What is
the “dependence effect”, as explained by John Kenneth Galbraith?
Explain with examples where necessary.
6. What does
Galbraith propose in his book “The Affluent Society”? Do necessary
online research to explain your answer.
7. Read “The
Affluent Society”. Explain the main idea of this book in about 2
pages.
In: Accounting
Managerial Economics (6) “More sales more profits”, do you agree
? Explain your answer extensively in detail. Base your answer with
theories.
Managerial Economics (7)
What are the four major ways by which management can
control inventories according to Plossl and Welch? Explain
extensively.
Managerial Economics (8)
What is the main difference between payback period and the net present value methods of capital budgeting? Why should the time value of money be considered in evaluating projects? Give examples. Explain in detail.
In: Economics
Jane Co. Inc is thinking of using either section 179 depreciation or bonus depreciation. What is the benefit of using bonus depreciation over section 179 depreciation.
One of following is right answer:
a. You can use bonus depreciation to create a loss.
b. You cannot use bonus depreciation to create a loss.
c. You can use bonus depreciation to off set section 179 income.
d. You can use section 179 depreciation to create a loss.
Justify your choice.
In: Finance
What is the Euthyphro dilemma? State the dilemma in your own woods and explain why it presents a problem for the view that morality is grounded in some divine command.
In: Psychology
1) Please find and share one sorting/searching algorithm. Explain it, and discuss its efficiency
2) Please find and share algorithm about red/black trees. Explain it, give 2 real world usages and discuss its efficiency
3) Please find and share one algorithm about Binary Search Trees. Explain it, and discuss it's efficiency
In: Computer Science
In: Civil Engineering
For
Supply and Demand Analysis Due Week 2 Complete the following questions from your Textbook (page 75). For EACH question, please graph AND explain your graph in detail below. I encourage students to review the PPTX and review Chapter 3 in the text as well. Note: Students can use excel OR write on this page and either scan the document or take a picture and upload to the gradebook. Keep it simple!
Section 1: Demand. Consider the market for cars. Which determinant of demand does each of the following events affect? Choose from consumer preferences, prices of related goods, incomes, expectations, and the number of buyers.
1. Environmentalists launch a successful One Family, One Car campaign.
2. A baby boom occurred 16 years ago.
3. Layoffs increase increase as the economy sheds millions of jobs.
Section 2: Supply. Consider the market for corn. Say whether each of the following events will cause a shift in the demand curve or a movement along the curve. If it will cause a shift, specify the direction.
4. A drought hits corn-growing regions, cutting the supply of corn.
5. The government announces a new subsidy for biofuels made from corn.
6. A global recession reduces the incomes of consumers in poor countries, who rely on corn as a staple food.
In: Economics
To suck water through a straw, you create a partial vacuum in your lungs. Water rises through the straw until the pressure in the straw at the water level equals atmospheric pressure. This corresponds to drinking water through a straw about ten meters long at maximum.
By taping several straws together, a friend and I drank through a 3.07m straw. I think we may have had some leaking preventing us going higher. Also, we were about to empty the red cup into the straw completely.
My question is about what would happen if Superman were to drink through a straw by creating a complete vacuum in the straw. The water would rise to ten meters in the steady state, but if he created the vacuum suddenly, would the water's inertia carry it higher? What would the motion of water up the straw be? What is the highest height he could drink from?
Ignore thermodynamic effects like evaporation and assume the straw is stationary relative to the water and that there is no friction.
In: Physics