Each of the following means of physical control, describe the action on the cell, its effect on the cell (be very specific – what does it do to vital parts or chemicals within the cell), and give a detailed specific example of its use in controlling microbes. I want detail – do a good job or lose points.(5 points)
Autoclave
Boiling
Pasteurization
Radiation: both UV light and ionizing radiation
Cold (Refrigeration and freezing)
In: Biology
Use the money market and FX diagrams to answer the following questions about the relationship between the Home and the foreign currency (Eh/f: home in terms of foreign; per unit (1) foreign currency).
Consider how a change in foreign Money supply affects interest rates and exchange rates.
On all graphs, label the initial equilibrium point A.
a) Illustrate graphically how a temporary decrease in the foreign Money supply affects the money and FX markets in the short run and in the long run.
Briefly explain your graphical results in words emphasizing the underlying mechanism that drives the results
b) Illustrate how a permanent decrease in the foreign Money supply affects the money and FX markets in the short run and in the long run.
Briefly explain your graphical results in words emphasizing the underlying mechanism that drives the results
In: Economics
Use the money market and FX diagrams to answer the following questions about the relationship between the Home and the foreign currency (Eh/f: home in terms of foreign; per unit (1) foreign currency).
Consider how a change in foreign Money supply affects interest rates and exchange rates.
On all graphs, label the initial equilibrium point A.
a) Illustrate graphically how a temporary decrease in the foreign Money supply affects the money and FX markets in the short run and in the long run.
Briefly explain your graphical results in words emphasizing the underlying mechanism that drives the results
b) Illustrate how a permanent decrease in the foreign Money supply affects the money and FX markets in the short run and in the long run.
Briefly explain your graphical results in words emphasizing the underlying mechanism that drives the results
In: Economics
This assignment invites you to consider how the dynamics of cultural globalization shape your own lived experiences. Your task is to choose any ONE specific cultural product, experience, or expression, and explain how it reflects the dynamics of cultural globalization. You may, for example, choose to consider the ways in which a particular food you enjoy or music you listen to demonstrates the phenomenon of ‘glocalization,’ or perhaps how the adoption of a Western style of dress or the global popularity of an American movie reflects the phenomenon of cultural homogenization. Investigate your chosen example by exploring one or two credible outside sources for further information (e.g. news sites, business websites, magazine articles, music videos, etc.). Once you have a good amount of detailed information about your specific cultural product, experience, or expression, use theoretical and empirical details drawn from your readings, and related learning materials to explain precisely how your example demonstrates the phenomenon of cultural globalization. Be sure to clearly define and explain key concepts (e.g. culture, Americanization, hybridization) using your readings, and learning materials
500-700 words
In: Economics
A statistician is betting in a game of Counting Rates and
Probability. The game uses cards, but 1/3 of the cards are red, and
2/3 of the cards are black. If the statistician gets a red card his
face will blush 30% of the time. If the statistician gets a black
card his face will blush 60% of the time. Assuming you see the
statisticians face blushing, what is the probability he just drew a
black card?
Answer to 3 decimals
In: Statistics and Probability
1. )A special deck of cards consists of 541
cards, 66 of which are red; the rest are
black. If a card is selected at random and you look at it and
remember what it is or write it down, then you replace
it into the same deck, shuffle the deck at least 7 times, then
select a card. 7 shuffles is an adequate number to thoroughly mix
the cards and prevent any doubts, Find the
probability that both cards are red. leave answer as an
unreduced fraction
In: Statistics and Probability
We have a bag filled with 201 marbles, of which 100 of them are blue and 101 of them are red. Every turn, we remove 2 marbles from the bag. If the two marbles are of the same color, we remove the two marbles but add a blue marble into the bag. If the two marbles are of different colors, we remove the two marbles and add a red marble into the bag. What is the color of the last marble in the bag?
In: Statistics and Probability
In a random sample of 50 voters, intended to show that more voters are in favor of candidate A, 34 said they favor candidate A.
(a) What is the probability that this many or more voters would favor A is the true proportion of all eligible voters favoring A is 0.54?
(b) Is the result significant at the 0.05 level? What about the 0.01 level? Explain your answers.
In: Statistics and Probability
In: Finance
Explain how LIFO, FIFO, and Weighted average inventory systems will have different affects on a firm’s income statement and balance sheet. If a firm was concerned about reducing their tax burden, which inventory system would best benefit them? Describe a type of business that would use each of the basis of accounting for inventory; LIFO/FIFO/Weighted Average. What is the benefit to each firm?
In: Accounting