(5d1) Hi, I don’t know how to answer question 1, can you please help me understand most probable by answering it? Thank you very much! Including a graph would be appreciated very much!

1. MOST PROBABLE VELOCITYStarting from the Maxwell-Boltzman equation derive the most probable velocity. Del N=Del v * N * v sq. SGH(21pi) (mlkT)“3l2EXP(-mv sq I 2kT) 2. BOILED MISSIONARY A missionary is to be boiled in a large pot of water in themorning. To conserve fuel the water is to be heated by 550 Kg of usedcannon balls heated to 560 degrees centigrade on a nearby volcano. Heexpects to be put in 680 Kg of water at 20 degrees. How many Kg of icemust he hide in the pot to keep the final temperature down to 46degrees? Ignore the heat capacity of the pot and missionary. Heat offusion of ice = 79 caligm. Specific heat of iron = 0.1 calIgm deg C 1000*{550*(560-46}*.1-680*(46-20))l(1000*(79+46))A. 19.7, B. 37.6, C. 52.2, D. 72.1, E. (84.7) 3. CONCENTHIC HEATHeat is conducted along a two piece metal rod. The inner part is a solid cylinder with cross section area A equal .059 m sq. , k=.1 watts m/m sq. K. The outer part is a concentric hollow cylinder incontact with the inner part. A = .01 m sq., k=.34 watts mlm sq. K.The length is two m, the temperature difference is 2500. How many watts are transfered along the rod? (.059*.1+.o1*.34)*125A. .12. a. .624, c. (1.16), o. 22.5, E. 53.1 4. ISOTHERMShow that the work done expanding an ideal gas along an isotherm is given by: H=nHT ln(V2lV1). 5. TRIANGLE CYCLEAn engine uses a cycle with three parts: (1) An isotherm at 430 c going from a volume of 9.2 times 4 liters to 4 liters, (2) An isobargoing from the high pressure side of the isotherm, (3) An isometricside going down from the high volume and of the isobar to the low pressure end of the isotherm! Find the % efficiency for 20 moles of —._.4__.___|-_n___fl_-_-J_L._.J_Ldnnnn_r—

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Most restaurant customers tip according to a percentage rule – between 15-25 percent of the bill. Diners who have dinner and a $20 bottle of wine usually pay the same percentage of the bottle price as diners who order a $100 bottle. why, when the same efforts must be made to uncork and pour both bottles?

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Most states, have domestic violence laws that require law enforcement officers to arrest suspects for domestic related misdemeanor assaults not committed in the presence of the officer if they can determine that the suspect is the primary aggressor in the situation. This is a departure from the historical criminal procedure and developed as a response to the growing problem of domestic violence.

If a law enforcement officer encounters a domestic violence situation, fails to make the arrest required by the statute and the victim is killed later that night, should the officer be civilly liable to the victim and her heirs? Discuss the public duty doctrine and the case law using the internet for research text in relation to these mandatory arrest laws. Does the Supreme Court’s decision seem logical to you or does it seem like an attempt to limit government liability?

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Mothers under age 20 are just as likely to have twins as anybody else. Mothers under age 20 are less likely to have twins. The adage home field advantage says that sports teams tend to win more often when they are at home. Is this adage correct for baseball? Out of 2425 regular season games in 2002, the home team won 1314 of them. Does the home field advantage apply in baseball?

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Motivated by his ambitions and previous work in coffee shops, Angelo is moving to Barrow, Alaska, to open a shop he has named Alaska Coffee. Angelo intends to sell coffee, espresso, and a couple of food items. He has signed a lease for a shop on one of the main streets and is moving in. His parents fronted him the cost or actual items of furniture and utensils, and he acquired some donated items, so he will not have to count these items in his cash accounting. Angelo is nearly ready to start selling coffee!

Angelo notes that he has the following fixed costs that he does have to count:

• $1200/month for employees, totaled up, and
• $1500/month lease, insurance, state, and borough fees.

Angelo figured he would allocate these  fixed costs to his products in the same proportion that they provided revenue as shown in this table:

ITEM PRICE SOLD / UNIT VARIABLE COST / UNIT % REVENUE

Coffee $2.00 / cup $ 0.25 / cup 75%

Espresso 3.00 / small cup 0.50 / small cup 15%

Scones 4.00 / ea. 2.00 / ea. 5%

Bear Claws 1.50 / ea. 1.00 / ea. 5%

As you can see, local demand and the cost of acquiring supplies and ingredients from a store in the Arctic drives Angelo’s accounting. The coffee is the thing for him! However, the other items are selling as well.

Angelo asks a visiting family member to prepare a report for him that answers the questions below.

• With the way Angelo has the fixed cost proportioned out by 75%, 15%, 5%, and 5% for each of the four items for sale, what is the break-even point of sales of each item for him in a month?
• What would the total sales figure for the shop be at the break-even point?
• What, if anything, should Angelo do to improve his business?

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