Introduction:

Blogging is one of the fundamental social media practices–arguably the first widespread form of social media. Blogging is one important way in which people take part in conversations within their area of interest, establish their expertise, and construct an online identity. The blogosphere is a place where communities form, grow, change, and dissolve.

The blog is a format that allows students to reflect on what they know, further integrate their knowledge, and show their unique understanding to others. Blog posts tend to be qualitatively different from journals and formal academic papers. They allow students to communicate in ways that are personally meaningful and consistent with the current “content creation” aspect of our digital culture. Also, anecdotal evidence strongly suggests that students work harder to prepare work that will be shared with a broader audience than their instructor.

Deliverable:

Requirement:

Students will create a 600 – 1,000 word blog post.

Students are responsible for writing a blog post on any (school appropriate) topic of their choosing. Example topics can include areas such as: digital marketing, social media marketing, advice.

Please help ASAP .Thank you

Madison is a 10 year-old African American girl. She loves playing the piano and composing her own music. She is an avid computer wiz, taking after her father. She has designed all the family birthday cards and loves playing video games. When she comes home from school, she has a sweet snack, finishes her homework, and goes straight to the piano to practice. She spends hours at the keyboard, and by mealtime she says she is hungry.

Madison is 48 inches tall and weighs pound. Knowing that the family has a tendency to be heavier, her mother, Amy, is concerned about Madison's weight; Amy has been on and off Weight Watchers program for 15 years. Amy feels Madison should have more physical activity and needs to stop snacking on cupcakes and sweets. Madison is due for a preschool checkup. Amy is planning to ask the doctor for help with Madison's weight.

HOW DO DIET, ACTIVITY, HEREDITY AND FAMILY LIFESTYLE IMPACT HER CURRENT WEIGHT?

Is it worth going to college? Let's suppose that a typical college educated professional makes 85,000 dollars per year and a high school graduate makes 45,000 dollars per year. The direct costs of college (tuition, books, and so on) are 16,000 dollars a year (and a college degree takes 4 years). For the purpose of this exercise, consider that the earnings are constant until the age of 64; and thereafter, the earnings are zero. (a) Suppose that John is now eighteen, and he is contemplating on the possibility of going to college, should he go? Use a discount rate of 10 percent for your calculations. You should have 47 terms in the sum of the present value, one term for each year that elapses between ages of 18 and 64. (b) Now suppose that he is also a good racer. However, racing is a risky sport, and at most he can race until the age of 30. The contract that he can get is 200k dollars a year. Using the same discount rate as before, namely 10%, what should he do? Show your calculations.

1) You have extracted your targeted plasmid from Milariuza. equilirus in your home. Because you do not have an expensive nanodrop machine, you decided to run a gel to determine the concentration of your sample. However, you also don’t have Tris-acetate, thus can’t make any TAE buffer. Being a smart student, you realize you can simply make 1X TBE buffer instead of 1X TAE buffer for your experiment. You will need 800ml TBE buffer for both making the gel and use it as a running buffer. You do not have any access to pipettes because you left them at school, and you only have large graduate cylinders. This means that any measurement below 10ml is inaccurate. The balance you have can only measure accurately above 100mg. Please show all works.

                                 Recipe for 5X TBE buffer                    Stock Materials

500mM Tris-Borate                                50M Tris-Borate

10mM EDTA                                        EDTA (MW ? 300)

5%NaOH                                              NaOH (MW ? 40)

Zoe is testing to see if UCI students are more stressed out than the normal
person is. The mean stress level of the average person is 50 with a known
standard deviation of 10. Amy is going a two-tailed test with α = .10. The null
hypothesis is μ = 50. What precisely is μ the mean of?

The average UCI student commutes 6.3 miles to school, with a known standard
deviation of five miles. Amy believes that social science majors are different from
the average UCI student. She gets a sample of six social science majors and
asks them how far they commute. They answer 4, 13, 11, 7, 15, 10. Do a z-test
to see if Amy’s belief is true. Please calculate the z-statistic for this data.

Now, for the above question, state the critical value, and come to a conclusion
about Amy’s belief. Let α = .01. Make it a two-tailed test.

What is the p-value for the experiment in questions 13 and 14? Answer to
four digits past the decimal point, such as .3264.

2. Speeds of the fastest cars at a race location are normally distributed with a mean of 64.8 mph, and standard deviation 8.9 mph. Find the speed that separates the slowest 6% of vehicles from the rest. Round your answer to two decimal places.

3. Refrigerators of a certain type have lifetimes that are normally distributed with mean 675 hours and standard deviation 44.5 hours. Find the lifetime (in hours) that would separate the longest 1.5% from the rest. Round your answer to one decimal place.

4. The board of education that administers the CPA examination in a certain state found that the mean score on the test was 595 and the standard deviation was 72. If the board wants to set the passing score so that only the best 12% of all applicants pass, what is the passing score? Assume that the scores are normally distributed. Round your answer to one decimal place.

5. Scorecard of children’s in elementary school are normally distributed with a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15. Find the IQ score separating the top 12.5% from the others. Round your answer to two decimal places.

Prepare a schedule showing the amortization of a $12,000 loan to be repaid in 10 end-of-year installments that include interest at a rate of 6%. Jared and Courtney Jill own a parcel of fertile farm land which a local farmer has offered to rent for a period of 10 years. He is willing to make a payment of $20,000 today or pay an ordinary annuity of $3,400 at the end of each of the next 10 years. Which payment method should Jared and Courtney accept if the appropriate rate of return is 9%? A group of five faculty members at a Midwest University have recently purchased several acres near the school. They plan to gravel it and rent the parking spaces to commuting students. The cost of the project is $100,000. They paid $25,000 cash and are financing the balance with a note at 7.0% annual interest to be paid off in five equal annual payments with the first payment to be made at the end of the first year. The rental receipts are to be placed in an account for future improvements and cannot be used to repay the loan. If the annual payments are shared equally, how much would each member need to contribute annually to pay off the loan?

Describe the ideal future higher education would work best for you, will the high-ed still need? Describe the ideal of future K-12 education for the next generations, will the K-12 education still necessary? A kid named John Smith, who will be born in 2040. Describe what his education/learning experience will be. Is he still going to physical school? How many years of learning he needed before he put himself in the workplace. Who plays important roles in his education? Will technology impact a more social divide society? What are the factors that can potentially cause the divide and what the people in this generation can make the difference to ensure the next generation obtain the best learning experience? How do we get our kids ready for the future? Explore the following learning resources before answer the questions above. Ask yourself, what you really like and interested to learn? Planning the next 4 subjects you would like to learn.

it's a discussion

The GSS 2014 respondents in the U.S. were asked, "How important do you think that being a Christian is for being truly American?" Responses were measured on a 4-point scale: 1=very important, 2=fairly important, 3=not very important, 4=not important at all. We will treat this variable as interval/ratio. Those with a high school degree had an average score of 2.35 (s = 1.21, n = 189). Those with a bachelor’s degree had an average score of 3.05 (s = 1.05, n = 61).

a)State the research and null hypothesis for a one-tailed significance test of means.

b) Calculate the t statistic

c) What is the critical value of t for our one-tailed test of the null hypothesis at the .05 level of significance?

d) If you had conducted a two-tailed test with alpha=.05, would your decision have been different?

A. In a two-tailed test, we would fail to reject the null hypothesis of no difference.

OR

B. In a two-tailed test, we would reject the null hypothesis of no difference.