Using Python

In this assignment we will try to add tuples, lists, if statements and strings to our program. For example, you can ask for a user for a couple items, their name and age – and depending on their age, print out a predefined list. You could ask for some string input and decide to do something with the output. You could ask for three items, 1) age, 2) are you a male or female and 3) are your in school do you work, or both?

Do not concern yourself with the actual output, but depending on what a user gives you, you can print out different outputs, even a Tuple if you like.

Take a snapshot of your project, the source code and the result - was it successful, did you have any issues, did you make any mistakes and learn, etc.

Consider Chapter 7, the nature of production, and the law of diminishing returns. In that law, we see increasing returns at the start of production, after which production exhibits diminishing returns (increases slowly) until production reaches its peak. Then, production will exhibit negative returns if we attempt to push beyond that. Now, think about your work day - it could be a work day at your place of employment or a work day of school activities or a workday at home if you are a homemaker. Provide an example of how your work day exhibits increasing returns, diminishing returns and then negative returns. Be sure to explain how all these THREE different types of returns would happen. You may not conclude that you are somehow missing one of the three types of returns.

Over the past few years there has been a lot of media coverage on the cost of EpiPens.

EpiPens, a form of epinephrine is a front line drug for the treatment of anaphylaxis (Drugs, 2018).

The company that makes EpiPen, Mylan was the subject of much controversy and media attention. There were lawsuits filed against the company due to the high cost of EpiPens.

One brand name EpiPen that contains two auto-injectors cost an estimated $650-700 if bought with cash. This can be cost prohibitive for families who are underinsured or not insured. And if there is a need for an EpiPen for a child families were struggling since there was a need to have an EpiPen available at school and then there needs to be one at home.

CVS Pharmacy has a program that helps families with getting a lower cost EpiPen. What are your thoughts on this subject?

A large trucking company has an internal mechanics team to conduct frequent express oil changes mid-day for the truck drivers. Two men have applied for the open mechanic position. Frank Goodard is fresh out of trade school and expects a $16 per hour salary. His average service time for an oil change is 12 minutes. Carl Johnson is a veteran mechanic who expects $32 per hour. His average service time is 9 minutes for an oil change. A trucker drivers' time is figured at $12 per hour. Truckers arrive for their oil changes at an average rate of 4 per hour.

A 16-year-old Asian male presents at the doctor’s office complaining of “sores” on his arms and face.

He states, “everyone thinks I have something contagious and I get depressed about it”. He has recently returned to school and states that he uses hand sanitizer frequently.  This seems to make the sores worse.  He takes no medication for the sores.

Assessment:  VS stable, no signs of fever.  Skin of arms and face are inflamed with vesicles and papules that are weeping and oozing. The patient has eczema.

1. Normal Subjective data: (1 pt.)

2. Abnormal Subjective Data: (1 pt.)

3.  Normal Objective Data: (1 pt.)

4.  Abnormal Objective Data: (1 pt.)

5.  Diagnosis: (1pt.)

6.  Health history (2.5 pts.)

Physical assessment (2.5 pts.)

Language Survey About 42.3% of Californians and 19.6% of all Americans over age five speak a language other than English at home. Using your class as the sample, conduct a hypothesis test to determine if the percent of the students at your school who speak a language other than English at home is different from 42.3%. sample means 38 22/38 speak another language

H0: ___________ Ha: ___________

In words, define the random variable. __________ = _______________

The distribution to use for the test is ________________

Determine the test statistic using your data.

Draw a graph and label it appropriately.

Shade the actual level of significance.

Graph

Determine the p-value.

Do you or do you not reject the null hypothesis? Why?

Write a clear conclusion using a complete sentence.

Deliver a 700- to 1,050-word transcript of the speech you would give, including the following:

• Discuss factors that lead to genetic variations in a population by using the Hardy-Weinberg law that describes allele frequencies in a population.
• Explain how animal behaviors, including human behaviors, are governed by genetic inheritance.
• Explain how the laboratory mouse has become a valuable model organism for the study of development and genetics.
• What other animal models are used?
• What contribution(s) has research using Caenorhabditis elegans and Drosophila melanogaster made in the study of animal behavior and population genetics?
• Elaborate on the future of human disease diagnosis using the data from the Human Genome Project.
• Provide sufficient examples to make the speech relevant to high school students.

(1) identify the appropriate graph you would use , Bar graph or pie chart ...etc

(2) state whether the data are qualitative or quantitative

(3) If qualitative-identify as ordinal or nominal, if quantitative-identify as ratio or interval NARIOS:

a) She wants to understand the distribution of the current stock price to earnings ratio for the companies in the Sow BOB Industrial Average.

b) Jessica wants to investigate the distribution of the heights of the 50 students currently taking mgmt 215

c) Emma wants to understand M school's annual electricity usage from 1970 to 2018.

d) Jone wants to see if there is a relationship between the weight of an electric car and the distance that is can travel on a full charge.

e) The A School of Math wants to compare the number of undergrads in each major that they offer.

Private businesses have a great interest in quality primary and secondary education because today’s students are tomorrow’s employees. However, private businesses make limited financial contributions to this sector of education (excluding the taxes they pay to public school systems), even to market-oriented programs like vouchers and charter schools.

(1) What do you suppose explains this low contribution level?

(2) The limited contribution from the private sector may not be the only reason for governmental provision of primary and secondary education; what are the other reasons?

(3) The federal government plays a limited role in this area while the local (and increasingly the state) governments are the primary funders of these services. What are the justifications for this division of responsibilities?

Limit your answers to no more than one single-spaced page

1. According to the aggregate production function, when inputs increase

Multiple Choice

• the economy grows.

• GDP declines.

• inflation slows.

• unemployment rises.

2.

Which person provides an example of structural unemployment?

Multiple Choice

• A worker skilled at running an obsolete machine.

• A student who goes to school instead of working.

• A fast-food worker who quits that job to find a better-paying job.

• A worker who stays at home to take care of children.

3.

Productivity is a key concept for measuring

Multiple Choice

• average inflation rates.

• the health and prosperity of an economy.

• aggregate production function.

• employment levels.

4.

Productivity is a key concept for measuring

Multiple Choice

• average inflation rates.

• the health and prosperity of an economy.

• aggregate production function.

• employment levels.