Use the method of successive approximations to determine the pH and concentrations of H2A, HA–, and A2– in a solution of 0.00250 M monopotassium fumarate (KHA). The pKa values for fumaric acid are 3.02 (pKa1) and 4.48 (pKa2). PH= ? [H2A]= ? [HA-] = ? [A2-]= ?

1. What is IT governance and what is a real world example?

The APA ethics code expresses ethical standards for external factors including resolving ethical issues, human relations, advertising and public statements, research and publication, and therapy. Why do you believe the APA established these standards? What is an ethical dilemma that could arise under one of these standards? Would the dilemma still exist if there was no established standard? Support your position.

A 15/16 in. wide key has depth of 5/8 in. It is 12 inches long and is to be used on a 200 hp, 1160 rpm, squirrel-cage induction motor. The shaft diameter of 3 7/8 inches. The maximum running torque is 200% of the full-load torque. Compute the maximum torque (ans: 21,733 in-lb) Please show solution.

6. Sketch how a 7-input LUT is configured in the standard Virtex 7 Series SLICEL design?

You order a laptop (mention the type or the code) from an online shop. The delivery arrived on time but some of the components and extra tools are missing. Write an email to the company mentioning that the order arrived on time, complaining about the missing items. Ask how much longer you will have to wait and ask the company what action(s) it will take over this matter. You should write at least (200) words. You should consider the whole components of the email- greeting, opening, requests, closing, salutation. You do NOT need to write your own address. Begin your email as follows: Dear Sir/Madam

How are the control lines extended in the control unit to include the jump/branch instructions?

How is the program counter incremented for jump/branch as well as other instructions? state of objects.

A gas occupies a volume of 0.35 m3 at a pressure of 1.0 atm.

The pressure is increased linearly with respect to volume until a final pressure of 2.0 atm is reached, with the final volume being 0.20 m3 .

a. Can you tell from the given information if this gas is an ideal gas?

b. Calculate the work done on the gas during the compression.

What is a business process and please give a real world example?   (hint: hospital)

What benefits of EHR and what impact will it have on safe, quality care of healthcare professionals

Compare and contrast the "life cycle" hypothesis and the "permanent income" hypothesis. What are their respective implications for inequality in the income distribution?

I answered: Let’s begin by understanding the difference between the life cycle hypothesis and permanent income, we have to understand the life cycle and the permanent income hypothesis.The life-cycle hypothesis (LCH) is an economic theory that describes the spending and saving habits of people throughout a lifetime. The concept was developed by Franco Modigliani and his student Richard Brumberg in the early 1950s.The theory is that individuals seek to smooth consumption throughout their lifetime by borrowing when their income is low and saving when their income is high.The LCH assumes that individuals plan their spending over their lifetimes, taking into account their future income. Accordingly, they take on debt when they are young, assuming future income will enable them to pay it off.They then save during middle age in order to maintain their level of consumption when they retire. A graph of an individual's spending overtime thus shows a hump-shaped pattern in which wealth accumulation is low during youth and old age and high during middle age.The permanent income hypothesis is a theory of consumer spending, stating that people will spend money at a level consistent with their expected long-term average income.The level of expected long-term income then becomes thought of as the level of "permanent" income that can be safely spent. A worker will save only if his or her current income is higher than the anticipated level of permanent income, in order to guard against future declines in income.The permanent income hypothesis was formulated by the Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman in 1957. The hypothesis implies that changes in consumption behavior are not predictable because they are based on individual expectations.Even if economic policies are successful in increasing income in the economy, the policies may not kick off a multiplier effect from increased consumer spending.Instead, the theory predicts there will not be an uptick in consumer spending until workers reform expectations about their future incomes.It is now clear from the above the difference between the two, so we can conclude that if there is some similarity between the two, then there are some inequalities which we can see as follows:Would it be correct to say that the Permanent Income Hypothesis (PIH) stipulates that current consumption decisions are made based on future income projections/expectations, while the Life-Cycle Hypothesis (LCH) claims that consumption is constant over the average person's lifetime, and this is made possible, despite changes in income level throughout his/her lifetime, through borrowing when younger and savings during the elderly years?This contribution aims to discuss carefully the implications of income inequality and the economic policies to tackle it, especially so because of inequality being one of the leading causes of the 2008 international financial crisis and the "great recession" that subsequently emerged.Wealth inequality is also essential in this respect, but the focus is on income inequality.Ever since the financial crisis and the subsequent "great recession," inequality of income and wealth, has increased and the demand for economic policy initiatives to produce an equal distribution of income and wealth has become more urgent.Reduction would help to increase the level of economic activity as has been demonstrated again more recently. Several economic policy initiatives for this purpose will be the focus of this contribution.

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How is this method coded in Java?

int[] sortBubble(int[][] view)

sortBubble performs a bubble sort on a view (a referential view of the master set of posts). sortBubble returns an array of profile information as detailed in the Data Structures section above. You may implement additional functions to support this sorting operation; however, take care that the profile information is accurately maintained and accounted for over any subsequent function calls.

/// Sorts (shallow) a set of references to posts in descending order

  /// subject to the differential between ups and downs using bubble

  /// sort

  /// @param view A shallow copy of a set of posts

  /// @return an array of profile information of 3 buckets with the

  ///     respective buckets containing a count of 0: allocations,

  ///     1:comparisons, and 2: swaps

  public static int[] sortBubble(int[][] view) {

    // profile[0:allocs, 1:comparisons, 2:swaps]

    int[] profile = new int[3];

    // TODO : Implement Here

    return profile;

  }

Posts Data:

0001 505361 236677

0002 629710 727941

0003 414780 842861

0004 702957 401854

0005 862865 315572

0006 930013 609421

0007 326101 220500

0008 732457 404837

0009 878259 411163

0010 227645 638470

A minority representation group accuses a major bank of racial discrimination in its recent hires for financial analysts. Exactly

16%

of all applications were from minority members, and exactly

14%

of the

2100

open positions were filled by members of the minority.

1. Find the mean of

   p

   , where

   p

   is the proportion of minority member applications in a random sample of

   2100

   that is drawn from all applications.
2. Find the standard deviation of

   p

   .
3. Compute an approximation for

   P≤p0.14

   , which is the probability that there will be

   14%

   or fewer minority member applications in a random sample of

   2100

   drawn from all applications. Round your answer to four decimal places.

Explain the relationship between spirituality, religion and social work practice

1)Which one of the following integration management processes is responsible for implementing process improvement activities?

A.Direct and Manage Project Work

B. Monitor and Control Project Work

C.Develop Project Charter

D Perform Integrated Change Control

2.Which of the following statements is false about the Executing Process Group?
A.The process group usually takes the most time and resources.

B.The processes in this process group measure and analyze the process and performance of the project, ensure that the plan is working, identify any areas in which changes to

the plan are required, and initiate the corresponding changes.

C.Corrective actions, preventative actions, and defect repairs are implemented in the process group.

DThis process group consists of processes to complete the work defined in the project management plan and ultimately satisfies the project specifications and objectives.

3) You identified all people who would be impacted by the project and documented relevant information regarding their interests, expectation, involvement, and influence on the

project success in a stakeholder register. The stakeholder register will not be used as an input to which of the following processes?

A.Collect Requirement and Identify Risks

B.Plan Risk Management and Plan Resource Management

C.Plan Quality Management and Plan Communications Management

D.Develop Project Charter and Perform Integrated Change Control

4,You are in the process of evaluating and monitoring overall stakeholder relationships and ensuring stakeholders' appropriate engagement in the project by adjusting plans and

strategies as required. The Work Performance Data that is an input to this Monitor Stakeholder Engagement process usually comes from:

A.Validate Scope

BPerform Integrated Change

C.Monitor and Control Project Work

D.Direct and Manage Project Work