1. Consider the following system of equations: 3×1 +x2 =1 x1 –5×2 =11 (a) Solvethegivensystemusingthegraphicalmethod(usingMATLABforplotting). (b) ExpresseveryequationasananonymousMATLABfunction. (c) With MATLAB, use the functions in (b) to verify your solution in (a).
1) Design a 16-ft tall square tied column A-B in a braced frame to support an unfactored axial dead load of 480 kip (Including self weight) and an unfactored axial live load of 240 kip (see figure). In addition to the axial loads, the column also subjects to factored end moments as shown in figure below.
(a) Check whether column AB is a long/slender or short column. [Note: you must use and mark on the alignment chart to show how you determine the effective length factor, k]
(b) Determine the minimum number of #8 bar(s) required to carry the factored loads. Select the reinforcing bars to be placed in the two end faces only (see figure below)
(c) Neglecting shear, what is the maximum spacing of #3 ties for the column?
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1.Describe the problem at IFG as succinctly as you can. Use this description to identify
the main stakeholders.
2. IFG can’t afford the resources to identify, define, cleanse, and validate all of its data.
On the other hand, building yet another data mart to address a specific problem
worsens the data situation. Propose a solution that will enable IFG to leverage a key
business problem/opportunity using their BI tools that does not aggravate their
existing data predicament.
Paper should be in APA format and should contain abstract, Main content/answer, conclusion and 4 references and 3 page long double spaced.
page number of textbook 239-242
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1. Describe the shape of a typical demand curve.
2. What are ‘inferior’ goods?
3. How does a ‘consumer surplus’ arise?
1. Describe the law of demand. 2. Describe the law of supply 3. Draw a supply and demand diagram. Label each axis, the demand curve, the supply curve, the equilibrium price, and the equilibrium quantity. 4. Cons demand curve shifts to the right. This will create a new equilibrium price and ider that a market begins in equilibrium. If there is an increase in demand, it means that the quantity a. Compared to the old equilibrium price, is the new equilibrium price higher or lower? Compared to the old equilibrium quantity, is the new equilibrium quantity higher or lower
1. Describe the main components of the theoretical nutrition based poverty trap model.2. Consider the evidence discussed in class and from the readings. Explain whether the evidence confirms the theory of a nutrition based poverty trap.
1- Describe the culture at Nickelodeon Latin America. Be specific.
2- How did Swan go about building the culture (consider the interrelationships among Nickelodeon Latin America's context, design factors, culture and outcomes).
3- What are the challenges that Swan faces at the end of the case study? What actions should she take? Should she assign an interim director?
1. Describe the difference between the C/C++ operators && and || and the operators & and |. Are these latter operators short-circuit? Why or why not?
2. Given the two functions (in C syntax):
describe the process of normal order evaluation of the expression sum(cube(2),cube(3),cube(4)), and compare it to applicative order evaluation. In particular, how many additions and multiplications are performed using each method?
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1. Describe Kuznets’s inverted-U hypothesis. Discuss the conceptual merits and limitations of the hypothesis for contemporary developing countries.
1. Describe one benefit of normal order evaluation. Describe one drawback.
2. Consider the expressions
In theory, both these expressions could have the value false if x == 0.
(a) Which of these expressions has a value in C?
(b) Which of these expressions has a value in Ada?
(c) Would it be possible for a programming language to require that both have values? Explain
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