Magnesium metal (0.0280 g) reacts with aqueous hydrochloric acid (0.300 M, 25.00 mL) to generate 23.50 mL of hydrogen gas at 26 C and 758 mm Hg. Calculate the percent yield for this reaction. Magnesium chloride is a side-product.

 

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magnesium (Mg) emits two very closely spaced lines in the green at 617 nm and 618 nm.

A) Which of the two lines is associated with large energy photon?  ____nm

B) Which of the two lines has a larger frequency? ____nm 

 

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Mahmud is 13 and has lived all his life in rural northwest Pakistan. Michael, also 13, grew up in Washington, D. C. Knowing only this information, you should expect that _____________________________.

a. Mahmud is much more likely to be influenced by collectivist cultural values, including ideas about the role of girls and women in society.

b. Nowadays, Michael and Mahmud are likely to have the same cultural values, due to the power of modern communications technology that is “homogenizing” the world.

c. Mahmud’s and Michael’s cultural values are bound t become more individualistic as they mature and become adults.

d. Michael is more likely to share an increasing number of collectivist cultural values with Mahmud, because Michael lives in a densely populated city where there is little room for individualistic values

 

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Plsss I need help in Computer Architecture.

1.) Run what.s (downloadable from “Assignment 2” on eLearning) in SPIM, examine some of the registers etc in the SPIM windows, and look in the code of what.s, and try to work out what it does. Check whether the program works if the argument is changed to 6, 1, 0, 10, 20, etc? Answer what the program does in one sentence. 

So the program computes the square of the argument.?? and yes it works for arguments 6,1,0,10,20?

2.) Modify what.s so that it takes two arguments. If the arguments are both the same then the answer should be the same as that of what.s that takes only one argument. If they are different then you should figure out what your program should do based on the above. Try to make as few changes as possible. Give your new program a sensible name.

my guess would be to add another line of argument? like arg1: .word 10 ???    

3.) Enhance the program to allow it to receive the two arguments from the keyboard and display the result in the console window of SPIM. If any of the input arguments is a negative number (less than zero), your enhanced program should display a zero in the console.

I dont know

4.) You should store your enhanced program (only a SINGLE program for Parts 2 & 3) in one SINGLE file called “Ass2.s”. At the top of the program, use comments (starting with “#”) to write your name and also use comments to answer Part 1.

its due in 3 hours but I can still submit it tomorrow for point deduction..

#what.s program:

.dataarg:.word5.text.globl mainmain:la$t3, arglw$t2, 0($t3) lw$t3, 0($t3)addi$t1, $zero, 0beqz$t2, finfori:add$t1, $t1, $t2addi$t3, $t3, -1bnez$t3, forifin:li$v0, 10syscall

 

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Main ideas and thesis sentences are really two sides of the same coin. Writers create thesis sentences. Readers pick out the main idea from what they read, which is usually the thesis sentence of the writer.

Locate one additional article related to one of this week’s case study topics, other than the one you used in Week 1 Discussion.

• Complete the Source Quality Rating Document found in the Week 1 Learning Resources.
• Determine the main idea of the article. What is the author arguing?
• After you have determined the main idea of the article, craft your own thesis in response to the article’s main idea. You may create a thesis statement which agrees with the article’s main idea, or you may create a thesis statement which disagrees with the article’s main idea.
• Once you have created your own thesis statement, develop a full sentence outline which supports your thesis.
• Please see the sample Week 1 Assignment 2 document, located in the Week 1 Learning Resources. This document shows the required elements of this assignment.
• Be sure to provide attribution, using APA formatting, for any sources used.
• Create one document that includes:
  • The thesis statement and outline you created
  • Your completed Source Quality Rating document
  • I HAVE CHOSEN CODE ETHICS CASE STUDY NEW DRUG NEW DOLLARS

ALSO A SEPRATE ASSIGNMENT IS ALSO DUE 

Assignment 3: Case Study Selection

By Day 7

Select one of the three case studies introduced in Week 1 to be the focus of your Final Project. The Final Project will be a persuasive essay that is 5 pages in length. Going forward, you will focus all of your attention on your chosen case study. Therefore, it is important to choose the one that interests you the most.

Note: This Assignment is ungraded and you will not submit anything, but it is required, as it is necessary for you to begin working on your Final Project.

 

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