Identify a small business you’d like to open. What types of products or services do you plan to offer?

• Describe trends, your target market and major competitors (size, demographics).
• Conduct some research that supports your claims.

Can there be a little more explanation on 'trends' and 'demographics'?

Right now you live in a house that is pretty old and doesn’t have double- paned windows. Your heating bill in the winter and spring will be really big, and you think it might be due to the huge single-paned window in the living room. Your landlord has told you that he is willing to replace it with a double paned window but you have to cover the cost of the window. You want to do a quick calculation to see if you can recover the cost of the new window before you graduate (and hopefully move out). If electricity used for heating costs 6.90 cents per kWh, will you save enough money? Assume 120 days of winter, followed by 90 days of spring until your graduation.

The living room is 3.5 m by 4.2 m, and is 2.4 m tall. The exterior wall has the standard 20 cm of fiberglass insulation. The existing window is on the narrower wall at one end of the living room and is 130 cm wide, 75 cm tall, and 4 mm thick. The new window is a state-of-the-art double paned window, with two panels of 4 mm glass separated by a 2 mm air-filled gap. Use the following values of thermal conductivity:
kfiberglass=0.04 W m−1 K−1, kglass=0.96 W m−1 K−1, kair=0.024 W m−1 K−1.

And also assume the following values for the average temperature:

Thouse=20∘C inside the house (to be maintained)

Twinter=3∘C outside the house during winter

Tspring=8∘C outside the house during spring

Finally, you estimate that the house is heated for 12 hours per day on average.

1.Calculate the heat conduction rate of the single-paned window during spring and winter.

2. With multiple layers of material with separate thickness and thermal conductivity values, the heat conduction rate must be calculated using the total resistance R.

Using the description of the double pane window, calculate its total resistance R. Give your answer in W−1 m2 K, to four decimal places.

3. Calculate the heat conduction rate of the double pane window during spring and winter.

4.calculate the total energy saved during spring and winter by switching to the double pane window in kwh

5. Using the answers above, calculate the total savings in the heating bill. Assume that the efficiency of converting electrical energy to heat is 100%. Give your answer in dollars.

in C++

Given two integer arrays sorted in the ascending order, code the function SortArrays to merge them into one array in the descending order. You need to make sure if the values in the arrays are changed, it will still work. (25 points)

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

void SortArrays (int a[], int b[], int c[], int size);

void printArray(int m[], int length);

const int NUM = 5;

int main()

{

int arrA[NUM] = {-2, 31, 43, 55, 67};

int arrB[NUM] = {-4, 9, 11, 17, 19};

int result[2*NUM];

SortArrays(arrA, arrB, result, NUM);

printArray(result, 2*NUM);

return 0;

}

void SortArrays (int a[], int b[], int c[], int size)

{

}

void printArray(int m[], int length)

{

for(int i = 0; i < length; i++)

cout<< m[i]<<" ";

cout<<endl;

}

Ethics emphasizes happiness, justice, human rights, and equality. How do these ideas relate to the environment and future generations? Support your perspective using ethical theorie(s).

How might our attribution about the cause of a behavior be different for ourselves versus someone else? Please be sure to base your answer on social psychological theory, including concepts from the Self, Social Cognition, and Social Perception chapters. (3 points)

Why is it important to take into account both situational and dispositional factors when attempting to describe, predict, or explain behavior? In other words, how does your attribution of the cause of a behavior influence how you respond to that behavior? Please also be sure to include possible negative consequences of failing to consider dispositional factors or failing to consider situational factors. (3 points)

In particular, what, if any, role do automatic versus controlled cognitive processes play in mitigating the issues discussed in #5? (2 points)

1. Do you believe that the various definitions of terrorism contribute to the meaning of counterterrorism?
2. Based on the research you have conducted up to this point in the course, define counterterrorism in your own words.
3. Do you believe that violence, fear, and intimidation are factors to consider when determining the interpretation of counterterrorism?
4. Do you believe that mass terror and random terror are similar in nature? If so, why?

A 193 Ω resistor, a 0.750 H inductor, and a 6.00 μF capacitor are connected in series across a voltage source that has voltage amplitude 28.5 V and an angular frequency of 245 rad/s . What is vR at t= 18.0 ms ? What is vL at t= 18.0 ms ? What is vC at t= 18.0 ms ?

In a rainy Summer day you observe a beautiful rainbow. Complete the following statements with greater than, less than, or equal to.

1. The wavelength of the light inside a raindrop is ... the wavelength of the same light in air.

2. The speed of the light inside a raindrop is ... the speed of light in air.

3. The frequency of the light inside a raindrop is ... the frequency of the same light in air.

Describe one situation in which your own perceptions about someone were altered. What factors (as discussed in your text and module) were at play as your perception changed?

Brainstorm at least 3 ways to learn empathy through doing (or “walking a mile in someone’s shoes”) for a group or position that is foreign to you.

As you reflect on the previous 2 questions, what can you do in the future to guard against inaccurate perceptions of people

Explain the different type of framing effects: Strategic, Episodic & Thematic, & Emphasis

Auditors have assessed inherent risk for a particular assertion at 80% and control risk at 5%. In addition they have performed audit procedures that they believe have a 25% risk of failing to detect a material misstatement in the assertion. Calculate the audit risk and explain what the audit risk means

Consider the following case study: Clean Planet is a private business based in Victoria specialising in commercial cleaning supplies and business support products for organisational clients. Only a few computerized operations are in the business. In an effort to become more efficient and profitable, the vice president, Julia Thompson, has hired a systems analyst, Robert Hanover. Julia and Robert have made progress in the development of a strategic plan for Clean Planet. Robert is anxious to define the requirements for the new system. He has gathered more information and has created the following organization chart for Clean Planet. Robert: Julia, it’s time to start moving on the system investigation. The mission statement is finalized and strategic planning is well underway. I can see that the directors are beginning to think about how their departments can benefit from better information management. Julia: You’re right! Andrew McClean found out that we lost a big order the other day because the customer was able to get the estimate much more quickly from another company because of their online presence. He’s wondering just how many sales we are losing because of timeliness issues. I had Anna’s group gather numbers for the directors about how many times our profit margin has been reduced because of human error somewhere along the order process. We are profitable but could be more so by reducing error and becoming more competitive with timely information to our potential customers. Robert: Andrew’s area of sales is a logical place to start the investigation. I need to interview sales and customer service representatives to get an idea of the requirements for the new information system. What kind of information will we include? What do we want to get out? What processes need to be managed? What are our business needs? Charles Edwards President Julia Edwards Vice President Andrew McClean Director of Sales Anna McNally Director of Finance Martha Seymour Director of Operations Dennis Martin Shipping/Receiving Manager George Thompson Warehouse Manager Sales Rep (6) Accounting/Billing Clerk (2) Customer Service Rep (3) Julia: This will take some time, and a lot of information needs to be gathered. You should make sure you spend some time with the accounting clerks too because they fill in for customer service representatives. Robert: I’m ready to get started! Answer the following questions: a. Develop a fact-finding plan including interviews, documentation review, observation, questionnaires, sampling, and research. b. Review the organizational model above and list the individuals you would like to interview. Prepare a list of objectives for each of the interviews you will conduct. c. Prepare a list of specific questions for each individual you will interview.

FRANCE - INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING:

Please outline a small summary of each heading in bullet point in regards to the country, FRANCE

Thank you :)

1. Background/History:

2. Cultue/Society:

3. Business/Monetisation:

4. Content/Regulations:

5. Delivery platforms and systems: