Suppose a Cobb Douglass production function with two inputs and exponents inside the production function y = x α1 1 x α2 2 that are less than one. Derive the profit maximizing choices of x1, x2, and y for arbitrary prices. How does this simply if α1 and α2 sum up to one?

Explain the implications the international environment has on the strategic planning process.

Need the slack clone by using react.

Create slack clone by using ReactJS library. Use material UI for Design improvements and Icons.

Urgently required before evening... Don't give useless answers. I'll downvote if not according to expectations.

2. a) How do the demand curves for a perfectly competitive firm, monopolistically competitive firm, and a monopoly firm differ?

b) Briefly explain why monopolists are neither productively nor allocatively efficient. What results from these circumstances?

Discuss the Positive and negative effect of using social media on the teenagers?

Focus on the following points

Broadens the information

Network insecurity and inductiveness

The influence of media opinion on teenagers

Affects Interpersonal relationship

Dependence on mobile phone

600 words

Comment the question: P = NP

Give one company in this 21st century that has benefited tremendously from ethical issues and leadership development, knowledge and practice.

please solve this question kindly explain your answers.

i need this program to also print out the number of combinations

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#define N 10

void generate(char *array, int n)
{
   if (n==0)
   {
       printf("%s\n",array);
       return;
   }
   for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i)
   {
       // generate all of the permutations that end with the last element
       generate(array, n-1);
       // swap the element
       char temp = array[n-1];
       array[n-1] = array[(n%2)*i];
       array[(n%2)*i] = temp;
   }
}

int main(int argc, char const *argv[])
{
   char array[N];
   printf("Enter word: ");
   scanf("%s",array);
   generate(array, strlen(array));
   return 0;
}

You will be writing the function definition and the main function with the function call.

Be sure to write the function definition below the main function.

The function prototype has been provided, you may add the prototype to you answer.

You do not need to add the preprocessor directives like #include<stdio.h>.

Write the function definition for UpdateGrade . The function will take two arguments, a double called originalGrade a pointer to a double called newGradePtr.

This function will have a void return type.

Inside the  UpdateGrade function:

• Declare, ask, and get the number of points to be added to the original grade
• Add the bonus points to the original grade
• Store the result in the "value at" newGradePtr

In the main function

• Declare the local variables(grade, updatedGrade).
• Ask and get the original grade and pass the grade (by copy) and pass the "address of" the updatedGrade.
• Print the updatedGrade onto the screen

#include<stdio.h>

//function prototypes

void UpdateGrade(double originalGrade, double *newGradePtr);

in C programming language

1. Given a vector, a, of length n, write down the MATLAB expressions that will correctly compute the following:

a.        ln (3 + a + a² )

b.         e^a (1 + cos(3a))

c.         cos² (a) + sin² (a)

d.         tan^-1 (a)

Test that your solution works for a = 1:0.2:2

2. a. Create a vector of odd whole numbers between 10 and 40.

      b. Create a vector of even whole numbers between 25 and 35.

3. Plot a Straight line with slope m=0.5 c=-2 at the following coordinates X=0, 4,5,7,9,10,12,15.

4.   Plot y=sin x, 0<=x<=4pi, taking 50,100 linearly spaced points in the given interval.

1. Explain what is work (physics term)? What is kinetic energy? The relationship between the work

done by the net force on the object and kinetic energy of object.

2. How do you know the work-energy theorem is true? (hint: describe clearly how it works in yourexperiment or in real life)

So Gerard 't Hooft has a brand new paper (thanks to Mitchell Porter for making me aware of it) so this is somewhat of a expansion to the question I posed on this site a month or so ago regarding 't Hoofts work.

Now he has taken it quite a big step further: http://arxiv.org/abs/1207.3612

Does anyone here consider the ideas put forth in this paper plausible? And if not, could you explain exactly why not?

1. What do you understand by polymorphism? Why are they useful? Explain each type of polymorphism using a clear example. [15 points]

I don't understand the Van't Hoff factor..
I feel dumb because I don't understand it