For this question answer by:

1: What you would do in this situation.

2: Why you would make that choice.

3: Which of Kohlberg's levels of moral reasoning your choice represents?

You live in the home built by your father. The home has been in the family for more than 50 years. Recently an unscrupulous banker used a technicality in property tax law to take the home from you. The banker plans to give the home to one of his family members to live in. A court case has recently come up in which a large corporation could claim all of the bankers' assets based on information you have about him. The corporation plans to tear down the house to build a luxury condominium. Do you help the corporation take the bankers assets?

Calculating delivery charges in Python.

The user will enter the purchase total, the number of the items and delivery day for calculating the delivery cost. Once the cost has been calculated, the program should correctly display the delivery cost and total cost for the user.

For example, if a user enters “$200” as purchase total, “7” as the number of the items and “1” as delivery in the same day, the program should be able to display the delivery cost of “17.50" and the total cost of “$217.50” ($200 + $17.50 ) for the user.

This program must be built by using sequence programming (without using functions) in Pythoin

Write a report about a feasibility study you undertook on a project concerning an internet banking site .
Your report must include:
 A brief description of the organizational setting of the bank and project environment to ensure the
reader understands the context in which the project is set.
 An outline of the objectives of the internet banking site project and the importance of the project to the
organization and project stakeholders.
 A detailed overview of the feasibility study conducted at all three levels in relation to the internet banking site.
Technical Feasibility (“Can it be built?”)
 Operational Feasibility (“Will it work?”) and
 Financial/Economic Feasibility (“Does it generate reasonable net profits or does it bring
net economic benefit?”)
 Using at least TWO (2) appropriate investment appraisal tools, make recommendations
on the why the particular project is feasible or otherwise.
kindly answer all
very urgent
need Asap

Question 20 (1 point)

The ________ circuit overcomes the problem of false switching caused by noise on the input(s).

A) Schmitt trigger

B) input noise eliminator

C) differentiator

D) input buffer

Confused on this one, mainly the wording. Books states a Schimtt trigger is built in a comparator for hysteresis which helps with noise, but a schimitt triiger is not a "circuit" from what I gather in the text. Out of all the options there, the only one the book refers to as a "circuit" is a differentiator. But it states that is noisy which the question reads from what I gather stops/overcomes the noise.

The other two options are not noted anywhere in the chapter.

My reference material is from Electronic Devices by Floyd 10th Ed Chapter 13. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you.

Use Excel to answer the following question:

The capital fund for research project investment at a corporation is limited to $100,000 for next year. The company uses an MARR of 15% per year. There are three independent project proposals (i.e., none, one or more can be selected) with pertinent information given in the below table.

(a) Formulate the mutually-exclusive alternatives (i.e., bundles) without calculating any worth. Which of the mutually-exclusive alternatives are feasible? Comment.
(b) Use the Excel built-in function NPV to perform a PW analysis for selection and comment.

Define a Python function named matches that has two parameters. Both parameters will be lists of ints. Both lists will have the same length. Your function should use the accumulator pattern to return a newly created list. For each index, check if the lists' entries at that index are equivalent. If the entries are equivalent, append the literal True to your accumulator. Otherwise, append the literal False to your accumulator.
Hint: Since you must use the same index with each list, only write one loop in your function. The loop should use the built-in range function as its collection, since that will assign our loop variable to each index and, in the loop body, we can use the loop variable to get each input's entry at that index.

Describe Hunter's Algorithm for building decision trees. Build a decision out of the following ("training") dataset. The goal is to determine if a person is a defaulted borrower given values for the first four attributes. How do you deal with the attribute Annual Income with real values? For a person with values for the first four attributes 11, No, Single, 180K, is this person a defaulted borrower or not according to your newly built decision tree?

ID Home Owner               Marital Status     Annual Income    Defaulted Borrower

1             Yes                        Single                   125K                     No

2             No                         Married                100K                     No

3             No                         Single                   70K                       No

4             Yes                        Married                120K                     No

5             No                         Divorced              95K                       Yes

6             No                         Married                60K                       No

7             Yes                        Divorced              220K                     No

8             No                         Single                   85K                       Yes

9             No                         Married                75K                       No

10           No                         Single                   90K                       Yes

The cos(x) function can be represented in a Taylor series shown below:

Write a Matlab program, and use a while loop, to calculate cos(150) (the input is in degrees) by adding terms of the series and stopping when the absolute value of the term that was added last is smaller than 0.0001.

Make sure to make the required degree <-> radian conversions.

Use fprintf to print the cos(150) (up to 2 decimal places) and the number of terms used to calculate it. Also, calculate and print the cos(150) using matlab's built-in function cosd. (Your code and the cosd function should return the same values).

• Create your script in matlab, name it Lab6.m and attach it in the space below. Your script should have a line of comment with your name and date and a line with a short description about the code.

Create a Python program that includes each feature specified below.

• Comments with a detailed description of what the program is designed to do in a comment at the beginning of your program.
• Comments to explain what is happening at each step as well as one in the beginning of your code that has your name and the date the code was created and/or last modified.
• The use of at least one compound data type (a list, a tuple, or a dictionary).
• Use of at least one method with your compound data type.
• Use of at least one Python built-in function with your compound data type.
• An if statement with at least two elif statements and an else statement.
• A nested if statement.
• At least one value input by the user during the program execution.
• At least one result reported to the user, that varies based on the value(s) that they input.