1 A Tiltrotor Aircraft Shown In Figure 1 A Is Both An Airplane And A Helicopter It C 3209538

1. A tiltrotor aircraft shown in Figure 1-a is both an airplane and a helicopter. It can position its engine in a vertical position for takeoff and landing as a helicopter, and then rotate its engine 90 degrees to a horizontal configuration for cursing as an airplane. The altitude control system of the helicopter mode is shown in Figure 1-b. • Determine the root locus of this system as K varies between zero (0) and infinity (infinity). • Determine the range of K for a stable system • For K = 280, find the response y(t) to a unit step input r(t), and the corresponding Percentage overshoot (PO) and the settling time (T_s, with 2% criterion) • For K = 280, and r(t) = 0, find the response y(t) to a unit step disturbance 2. An arm of a space robot is shown in Figure 2-1 with its corresponding block diagram shown in Figure2-b. Perform the following tasks: • For a proportional controller Gc=Kp, determine the value of Kp such that the percentage overshoot P.O.-3%. • Plot the system response to a unit step input for the value of Kp determined in the previous task • Design a proportional -derivative controller (PD) using ITAE method with wn = 8 • Determine the required prefilter Gp(S). • Determine the system response to a step input after you add the PD and prefilter to the system. • Design a proportional-integral controller (PI) and a prefdilter using ITAE method. • Determine the system response to a step input after you add the Pi and prefilter to the system. • Design a proportional-integral-derivative controller (PID) and a prefilter using ITAE method such that the settling time T, <4 sec based on a 2% criterion. • What is your recommendation for the most appropriate controller among P, PD, PI, and PID for this system? TAs Controller Arm R- Gas) GO sEs+9 Fig 2-6 F’3 2-a Document Preview:

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1 A Tower And A Monument Stand On A Level Plane The Angles Of Depression Of The Top 3599211

1. a tower and a monument stand on a level plane . the angles of depression of the top and bottom of the monument viewed from the top of the tower are 13 degrees and 31 degrees respectively. the height of the tower is 145ft. find the height of the monument.

 
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1 A Rise In The Expected Future Exchange Rate Shifts The Demand For Domestic Assets 3305370

#1 A rise in the expected future exchange rate shifts the demand for domestic assets to the ____and causes the domestic currency to____. A) left; depreciate B) right; appreciate C) left; appreciate D) right; depreciate #2 A rise in the expected import demand shifts the demand for domestic assets to the ___ and causes the domestic currency to ___. A) left; appreciate B) right; depreciate C) right; appreciate D) left; depreciate

 
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1 A Survey Of 64 Of Your Fellow Classmates Determines That 19 Of Them Are Bullish On 1189456

1.) A survey of 64 of your fellow classmates determines that 19of them are bullish on the market while the remainder is bearish.What is the market sentiment index for this group ofindividuals?

2.)Last year, Kathy purchased 3 shares of stock A at $50 ashare. At the same time, she purchased 5 shares of stock B at $35 ashare. Today, stock A is valued at $65 a share and stock B is worth$42 a share. What is the relative strength of stock A as comparedto stock B?

3.)The series of Fibonacci numbers contains the sequentialvalues of 610 and 987. What is the next number in this series?

4.)The price of a stock increased from $32 to $38. Using phi,what are the primary and secondary support areas for the stock?

5.)Altoona Train stock increased from $18 a share to $25 ashare. Based on phi, what are the primary and secondary supportareas for this stock?

 
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1 A Payment Schedule Requires 20 Payments Of 10 000 The First Payment To Be Made 15 2808367

1. A payment schedule requires 20 payments of $10,000, the first payment to be made 15 years from today. Assuming a discount rate of 10%, what is the present value of this series of payments? (2 marks)

2. Assume the payment schedule in problem 1 changes as follows:

. the payment 17 years from today is waived, and

. a payment of $20,000 is made 18 years from today.

Assuming a discount rate of 10%, what is the present value of this series of payments? (2 marks)

3. Your friend is celebrating his 35th birthday today and wants to start saving for his anticipated retirement at age 65. He wants to be able to withdraw $10,000 from his savings account on each birthday for 10 years following his retirement; the first withdrawal will be on his 66th birthday. Your friend intends to invest his money in the local savings bank, which offers 8 per cent interest per year. He wants to make equal, annual payments on each birthday in a new savings account he will establish for his retirement fund. If he starts making these deposits on his 36th birthday and continues to make deposits until he is 65 (the last deposit will be on his 65th birthday), what amount must he deposit annually to be able to make the desired withdrawals on retirement? (3 marks)

4. Calculate an equivalent annual income for 20 years on the following income stream received over 30 years if the interest rate is 10% per annum compounded annually:

Years 1-15 $15,000pa

Years 16-20 $20,000pa

Years 21-30 $30,000pa (3 marks)

 
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1 A Researcher Suspected That The Number Of Between Meals Snacks Eaten By Students I 3775634

1. A researcher suspected that the number of between meals snacks eaten by students in a day during final examinations might depend on the number of tests a students had to take on that day. The accompanying table shows joint probabilities, estimated from a survey

 
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1 A Researcher Suspected That The Number Of Between Meals Snacks Eaten By Students I 3775923

1. A researcher suspected that the number of between meals snacks eaten by students in a day during final examinations might depend on the number of tests a students had to take on that day. The accompanying table shows joint probabilities, estimated from a survey

Number of tests (X)

Number of snacks(Y)

0

1

2

3

0

0.07

0.09

0.06

0.01

1

0.07

0.06

0.07

0.01

2

0.06

0.07

0.14

0.03

3

0.02

0.04

0.16

0.04

a. Find the probability distribution of X and compute the mean number of test taken by students on that day

b. Find the probability distribution of Y and compute the mean number of snacks by students on that day

c. Find and interpret the conditional probability distribution of Y given that X=3.

d. Find the covariance between X and Y

e. Are number of snacks and number of tests independent?

 
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1 A Market Can Be Described By The Equations Qd 100 A 1 P And Qs P What Are The Equi 1189436

1.A market can be described by the equations Qd = 100 A????1 P and Qs= P. What are the equilibrium price and quantity in thismarket?

A. The equilibrium price is $50 and the equilibrium quantity is50 units.

B. The equilibrium price is $100 and the equilibrium quantity is100 units.

C. The equilibrium price is $0 and the equilibrium quantity is 0units.

D. The equilibrium price is $0 and the equilibrium quantity is100 units.

2. In free markets, shortages lead to:

A. lower prices.

B. higher prices.

C. surpluses.

D. unexploited gains from trade

3 The demand curve for Froot Loops breakfast cereal is veryelastic because:

A. most breakfast cereals are considered a luxury good.

B. there are many good substitutes for Froot Loops.

C. the demand curve is negatively sloped.

D. it is one of the most advertised cereals in the world.

4.Which good below might be expected to have the most inelasticdemand curve?

A. salt

B. women’s blouses from Walmart

C. potato chips

D. Tylenol

 
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1 Are There Other Electronic Devices That Are Not Connected To The Local Network To 2835294

1.Are there other electronic devices that are not connected to the local network to share information or resources? What would be the benefit of having these devices onlin1. Arethereotherelectronicdevicesthatarenotconnectedtothelocalnetworktoshareinformationorresources?Whatwouldbethebenefitofhavingthesedevicesonline?

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2. Whichtypeofconnectivityisusedmostfrequentlyinyourlocalnetwork,wiredorwireless?

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1 Acompany Hasjustreceivedsome Stateoftheart Electronicequipment 2843975

(1) Acompany hasjustreceivedsome‘stateoftheart’electronicequipment fromanoverseassupplier.Thepackaginghasbeendamagedduringdelivery andthecompanymustdecidewhetherto accepttheequipment.If the equipmentitselfhasnot beendamaged,itcouldbesoldforapro?tof$10000.However, ifthebatchisaccepted anditturnsouttobedamaged,alossof-$5000will be made.Rejectionoftheequipmentwillleadtonochangeinthecompany’spro?t.Afteracursory inspection, thecompany’s engineerestimatesthatthereisa60%chancethattheequipmenthasnot beendamaged. The company has anotheroption.Theequipment couldbetestedbyalocalspecialistcompany.Theirtest,however, isnotperfectlyreliableandhasonlyan80%chanceofgivingacorrectindication.

Howmuchwoulditbeworthpayingfortheinformationfromthetest?(Assume thatthecompany’sobjectiveistomaximizeexpectedpro?t.)

 
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