How do you calculate a tight bound run time for these relations?T(n)=T(n-3)+n^2T(n) = 4T(n/4)+log^3(n)For the first one I used the substitution method which gave me n^2 but wasn’t right and the second one I used Masters Theorem and got nlog^4(n) which also wasn’t right. A thorough explanation would be helpful. Thanks!
How do you become a competent, professional consultant who is able to effectively address concerns in a changing organization? What are the skills necessary to implement organizational change? In your role as an OD consultant, it is essential to improve your competencies to become more effective as an individual and as a member of a team. To assist with this process, you complete Journal Assignments in this course that require you to reflect on your experiences and personal and professional skills, as well as their potential impact on your future practice as an OD consultant. In this week’s Journal Assignment, you consider personal behaviors, attitudes, or characteristics that could be strengthened to help you become a more effective OD professional.
To prepare:
Post by Day 7 a Journal entry that includes a brief description of a personal behavior, attitude, or characteristic that you could change or strengthen in order to become a more effective OD professional. Reference the material you reviewed in the OD Skills Simulation 2.1 in your Journal entry.
How do you add two possibility frontiers (from different regions) together to find the total frontier for the whole country?
Information is as follows:
Xa = Lx^(1/2)
Ya = Ly^(1/2)
Xb = 1/2Lx^(1/2)
Yb = 1/2Ly^(1/2)
Frontiers are:
Xa^2 + Ya^2 = 100
Xb^2 + Yb^2 = 25
Thank you!
How do you account for financial losses in order to maintain quality customer service, for example, a restaurant that gives a free meal to an upset customer or a company that gives repeat customers a discount? From the viewpoint of a management accountant, how would this cost be classified and how would it figure into a company’s financial statements?
How do you correctly conjugate an -ar ending verb in espanol?
How to Conjugate Verbs with An –ar EndingThe infinitive is the base form of a verb. All infinitive verbs end with an –er, -ir, or in our casean –ar.For the most part, most verbs in Spanish…
How do we measure members’ of Congress ideology? What evidence is there that members’ ideological views have become more polarized by party? How has polarization shaped the role of parties and committees in Congress?
##x^2 +y^2 =2##
##r = sin (2theta)##
##r = 2sin theta cos theta##
##r = 2(y/r) (x/r) implies r^2 = 2 implies x^2 +y^2 =2##
So it’s a circle with radius ##sqrt(2)##.
How do we interpret a fictional character? Discuss how character is conveyed, with particular reference to the portrayal of internal life in the context of Kristen Roupenian’s ‘Cat Person’. 1500 words, use quotes & examples from short story
Short Story:
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/12/11/cat-person
Information on the short story:
https://thepointmag.com/2018/criticism/i-am-madame-bovary
How do you do this R-code problem?
Obtain an approximation to the t distribution by Monte Carlo simulation. To fix ideas, let n=10. Step S: Generate X1,…,Xn i.i.d. N(0,1) and compute the t-statistic: T = sqrt{n}* barX / hatSigma where barX is the sample mean and hatSigma the sample standard deviation, i.e., the square root of the sample variance. Repeat Step S many times (say 499 times), and collect the 499 values of T in a vector denoted by VT. Plot a histogram of VT and compare it to a plot of the t distribution with m=n-1. Also compute the Monte Carlo approximation to qt(0.975,m) by using the R command: quantile(VT, 0.975).
t Distribution ProjectQuestionObtain an approximation to the t distribution by Monte Carlo simulation. To fixideas, let n=10 .ii d Step S: GenerateT =√ n× X 1 , .. . , X n ∼ N (0 ,1) and…
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