I was wondering if you would look at the attached lesson 4 assignment. I have done the work I just need help with citing.
Write a SAS® program to access the Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet and convert the income range labels into two numerical variables for male and female data that worked full-time and have earnings. You can ignore the Other category in each gender data. As an example, the label $1 to $2,499 or loss would be stored in two variables with content: 1 and 2499. Use a DO loop to process the labels into numerical variables. When creating and processing the variables, maintain the gender identification of the data so that the information about male and female earning categories is preserved. Given 20 earning labels per gender category, you should have 80 variables when finished, 40 per gender category. When converting the label $100,000 or more use numbers: 100000 and 149999. Save the converted earning category data in a raw data file. This week’s assignment is as follows: Use the raw data file created in the individual assignment in Week Four. Write a SAS® program that uses the PRINT procedure to produce a list that shows the contents of the raw data file. Illustrate that the gender categories of the original data were preserved. Write a second SAS® program to produce a report showing only the highest and lowest earning value or category for each gender. Ensure that labels are appropriate to convey the meaning of the data. Additionally, create a table that shows all of the earning variable contents for one gender category. I’m using Oracle VM VirtualBox with SAS University Edition. Attached is the Excel Spreadsheet that needs to be used for the assignments. The capture JPG’s are to show what I couldn’t figure out during the coding process.
Hi! I was wondering how to prove the following theorem: (especially the ‘if and only if’ proof part..)
Suppose V is a finite dimensional vector space. Prove that T is diagonalizable if and only if V admits a basis consisting of eigenvectors of T.
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I was wondeirng based on this pre lab
Question:
What happen to the egg when placed in water and corn syrup in the refrigerator?
Hypothesis:
If the egg is placed in the water, then it will increase in size due to the hypotonic environment where the net movement of water is going into the egg. If the egg is placed in the corn syrup, then it will decrease in size due to it being in a hypertonic environment, where it will have depleted of water trying to maintain equilibrium.
Materials:
· 2 eggs
· 200mLWater
· 200mL corn syrup
· Timer
· 2 250mL containers
· Weight scale
Procedure:
1. Fill up one container with 200mL of water and the second container with 200mL corn syrup.
2. Record both egg weight in grams(g) to obtain initial weight.
3. Place one egg in the first container, containing water and place the second egg in the second container, containing corn syrup.
4. Place both containers in the refrigerator for 24 hours.
5. Carefully take out the eggs and weight them separately. Record in grams (g)
6. Calculate the difference by subtracting the final weight from the initial weight to obtain the change.
Record your observations
MY QUESTION IS …..Are my Variables right
Independent: Size of the egg, amount of H2O, amount of corn syrup
Dependant: Temperature
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I was wondering if you could help figure out how these plots are suppose to be graphed. I was told to use programming software such as MATLAB or Octave. Using functions like logspace(log10x’=xmin+ndeltax). Where n is the number of points plotted typically 100. Delta(x) is (Xmax – Xmin)/N on the graph. Any help would be appreciated.
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I was told to Unscramble this overstuffed sentence by making shorter, clearer sentences.A smoke-filled room causes not only teary eyes and runny noses but also can alter people’s hearing and vision,as well as creating dangerous levels of carbon monoxide, especially for people with heart and lung ailments,whose health is particularly threatened by secondhand smoke.
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