1 A What Is The Relationship If Any Between The Amount Shown In The Adjusted Trial B 1416007

1.

a)

What is the relationship, if any,between the amount shown in the adjusted trial balance column for an account and that account and that account’s ledgerbalance?

 
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1 A Flat Turbine Agitator With A Disk Having Six Blades Is Installed In A Tank The T 2811351

1. .A flat turbine agitator with a disk having six blades is installed in a tank. The tank diameter is1.83 m, the turbine diameter is 0.61 m, Dt = H, and the width W is 0.122 m. The tank contains four baffles, each having a width of J = 0.15 m. The turbine is operated at 90 rpm and the liquid in the tank has a viscosity of 10 cps and a density of 929 kg/m3. It is desired to design a small pilot plant unit with a vessel volume of 2 L so that the effects of various process variables on the system can be studied in the laboratory. The rates of mass transfer appear to be important in this system, so the scale down should be on this basis. Design the new system specifying sizes, rpm and power.
2.An ideal gas flows isetropically through a converging-diverging nozzle. At a section in the converging portion of the nozzle, A1= 0.1 m2, p1= 600 kPa (abs), T1= 20 ? C, and Ma1 = 0.6. For section (2) in the diverging part of the nozzle, determine A2, p2 and T2 if Ma2 = 3 and the gas is air.
3.Air is injected into a 50 m long horizontal pipeline (of 42 mm diameter) carrying a clay slurry of density 1452 kg/m 3. The rheological behaviour of the slurry follows the power-law model, with m = 5.55 Pa sn and n = 0.35. The volumetric flow rates of air and liquid are 7.48 and 1.75 m3/h, respectively. The air is introduced into the pipeline at 20°C and at a pressure of 1.2 bar. Ascertain the flow pattern occurring in the pipeline. Estimate (a) the average liquid holdup at the midpoint, (b) the pressure gradient for the two phase flow, (c) the maximum achievable drag reduction and the air velocity to accomplish it.

 
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1 A With Reference To The Phasor Diagram State What Is 2850138

1. (a) With reference to the phasor diagram, state what is meant by the load angle of a synchronous motor. (b) What is the value of this angle when the motor runs on no-load? 2. (a) Sketch the curve of the power factor characteristic of a synchronous motor as the excitation current changes.
(b) (i) With reference to the curve in part (a), when the excitation is increasing initially state whether the power factor is leading or lagging.
(ii) Explain, with the help of a phasor diagram for one phase, briefly what happens as the excitation increases further.
3. Explain briefly with the aid of phasor diagrams, how the synchronous machine stator current can be varied if the load is constant.
4. (a) State and explain briefly the main methods of excitation of a synchronous induction motor.
(b) Identify which method of excitation is most commonly used in modern machines.

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1 A Firm S Workforce Is On Average 20 Years Away From Retiring The Firm S Workers Su 2717400

1. a firm’s workforce is on average 20 years away from retiring. The firm’s workers Suppose could find similar work in other companies earning $40,000 per year. Also, suppose that workers who shirk their work have a .30 chance of being dismissed.

a. For simplicity, assume that workers could find a job in an alternative company with no search costs. What would the firm have to pay to impose shirking costs of $60,000 on the average worker during his (her) work life expectancy? Show your work.

b. Find three salary-probability of dismissal combinations that would yield shirking costs of $60,000 for the average worker over his (her) work life expectancy.

2. Suppose a firm is considering installing cameras and using spy software on the computers at the office to monitor its workers in addition to hiring additional supervisors. The firm estimates that increasing the probability of catching workers who shirk by .01 costs the company $10,000 per year. For example, in the problem above when going from 0.30 to 0.31, it would cost the firm $10,000 per year. How much would the firm have to spend in order to impose shirking costs of $75,000 on its average worker? Show your work. Assume that

· the firm’s work force is on average 20 years away from retiring

· that the firm’s workers could find similar work in other companies earning $40,000

· that the company currently pays its workers $42,000

· and that the current probability of catching workers who shirk is 0.30,

 
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1 A The Fibonacci Numbers Are The Numbers In The Following Integer Sequence Called T 2739217

1.(a) The Fibonacci numbers are the numbers in the following integer sequence, called the Fibonaccisequence, and are characterised by the fact that every number after the first two is the sum of the two preceding ones: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 114, … etc.

By definition, the first two numbers in the Fibonacci sequence are 0 and 1, and each subsequent number is the sum of the previous two. We define Fib(0)=0, Fib(1)=1, Fib(2)=1, Fib(3)=2, Fib(4)=3, etc. The first 22 Fibonacci numbers given below:

Fib(0)Fib(1)Fib(2)Fib(3)Fib(4)Fib(5)Fib(6)Fib(7)Fib(8)Fib(9)Fib(10)011235813213455Fib(11)Fib(12)Fib(13)Fib(14)Fib(15)Fib(16)Fib(17)Fib(18)Fib(19)Fib(20)Fib(21)89144233377610987159725844181676510946Write a MARIE program to calculate Fib(n), where the user inputs n. For example, if the user inputs 7, the program outputs the value 13; if the user inputs 15, the program outputs the value 610; if the user inputs 20, the program outputs the value 6765 etc. You need to write and run the program using MARIE simulator. Please include appropriate comments to make your code readable.[10 marks](b) For some values of n, your program will not produce correct results. You can check this by gradually increasing the values of n and checking for the correct outputs. What is the maximum value of n for which your program produces a correct result? Why? Please comment on this [5 marks].2.You are designing an instruction set for your computer. All the instructions are of same size (11 bits long). The size of an address field is 4 bits. You have already designed six 2-address instructions and 30 1-address instructions. How many 0-address instructions still you can fit? Justify your answer. [7 marks]3. Write codes to implement the expression: A= (B + C) * (D – E) on 3-, 2-, 1- and 0-address machines. In accordance with programming language practice, computing the expression should not change the values of its operands. [8 marks]Rationale

This assessment task covers topics on CPU operation and Instruction Set Architecture, and has been designed to ensure that you are engaging with the subject content on a regular basis. More specifically it seeks to assess your ability to:

  • be able to investigate the internal operation of the Central Processing Unit (CPU) and describe how it is used to execute instructions;
  • be able to investigate and describe in detail the essential elements of computer organisation including internal bus, memory, Input/Output ( I/O) organisations and interfacing standards and discuss how these elements function;

Marking criteriaCriteriaHD (85%-100%)DI (75%-84%)CR (65%-74%)PS (50%-64%)FL (0%-49%)Simulating and investigating of internal operations of CPU and it’s instruction executionThe code meets the specification. Code is well documented with comments. The program produces correct outputs in every input situations. Code meets specification and is well documented with comments. Minor errors in explanationse.Code meets specification. Most of the time produces correct results, however does not produce correct results for special inputs. Little documentation and comments.Code meets specification but has errors in operation. Little commenting. Basic idea is expressed by the codes and explanations.Code does not meet the specification. Comprehension of internal elements of computer organisationAnswers are corrects. All steps are correctly shown.All codes are accurately written.All answers are correct with a minor error. All codes are correct except a minor error.Few minor errors in calculating the address spaces. The steps show the clear understanding of the address space calculation.All codes written correctly however the order were not maintained correctly.The final result is not correct, however the calculations show the basic understanding of the instruction set architecture.More than half of the codes are correct.No attempt or incorrect calculations showing no or minimum understanding of the topic.Codes do not meet the specification.

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Please also adhere to the following formatting rules:1. For Q1(a) you need to submit a *.mas file.2. Please compose the answers of 1(b), 2 and 3 in a document file (doc or docx format). Please do not submit in pdf formats. Please upload the document in the TURNITIN within deadline.
3. You may put the mas file and document file in a folder, compress the folder and upload the compressed file to the TURNITIN. You may also upload the two files separately.4. The first page (cover page) of the document file should have the following information clearly mentioned:a. Your full name
b. Your Student ID
c. Subject Code (ITC544)
d. Assessment item number and name (Assignment 2: MARIE & ISA)4. Each page should have page numbers in “page x of y” format (including the cover page).
5. You DO NOT need to provide any references for any of the questions.

 
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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 All Of The Following Are Reasons For Employers To Purchase Employers Liability El 2835996

1. All of the following are reasons for employers to purchase Employers Liability (EL) except

a) to cover suits arising from injuries or diseases which are not covered under Workers Compensation (WC) laws

b) to cover the suits of dependents for loss of consortium

c) to cover third-party-action-over cases that arise from injuries to an employee

d) to cover suits by employees who seek damages for discriminatory labor practices

2. An employee of Alexander Manufacturing was injured by a defective machine Alexander purchased from Orr Corporation. The employee’s tort action against Orr was successful. Orr, in return, sued Alexander, alleging that Alexander failed to provide proper training on the machine. This claim (Orr vs. Alexander) is covered under Alexander’s EL coverage, and is called a

a) mass tort case

b) third-party-action-over case

c) loss of consortium case

d) joint and several liability case

3. EPL insurance is needed for organizations to help pay for losses arising from each of the following exposures except

(a) sexual harassment

(b) hostile work environment

(c) employee injury at the workplace

(d) failure to promote an employee

4. Linking an insured’s rates and premiums to his own loss history is called

a) schedule rating

b) experience rating

c) merit rating

d) statutory rating

5. A welder working on ships and employed by a shipyard located on a navigable river would be covered under which WC remedy?

a) Jones Act

b) US Longshore & Harborworkers Comp Act

c) Maritime Act

d) State’s WC statutes

6. Matthew lost an arm in a construction accident. After a treatment and recuperation period of several months, during which time he did not work, he returned to work at a lower paying job. What type of disability did Matthew experience?

a) temporary partial

b) permanent total

c) permanent partial

d) temporary total

7. Employees generally may be successful in bringing suit against their employers after an occupational injury in all except which of the following instances?

a) employee’s injuries are intentionally caused by employer

b) employee works as a domestic worker (maid)

c) employee’s injuries are as a result of the employer acting in some capacity other than employer

d) employee is subject to WC statute and employer has purchased WC coverage to meet its financial responsibility

8. “Jones Act” is a federal workers compensation statute designed to provide remedy to employees in which of the following situations?

a) federal employee working in a office at a marina

b) dock worker loading and unloading ships

c) crew member of an oceangoing cargo ship

d) employee of a contractor who is working at a shipyard

9. The function of ballast in an experience modifier calculation is to

a) incorporate insurer’s expenses associated with the insured’s loss history

b) moderate swings between large credits and debits

c) eliminated redundancy in the insured’s loss and history

d) provide credit for losses that have been recuperated through subrogation against a responsible third party

10. The limits of liability provided in the EL section of the WC policy represent the most the insurer will pay for

a) bodily injury (BI) caused by accident; BI caused by total accidents in the policy period; BI caused by disease

b) BI caused by accident; BI caused by disease during the policy period: BI caused by disease to each employee

c) BI caused by accident; BI caused by negligence; BI caused by disease

d) BI to employee; BI to family members; BI total for policy period

11. Before the enactment of WC statutes, employers were protected by common law defenses, which included all of the following except

a) assumption of risk

b) “employment at will” doctrine

c) contributory negligence

d) fellow-servant rule

12. Regarding WC & EL policies, each state has its own version of the policy and there is little standardization across the states. Part One is very lengthy and contains many conditions, provisions and definitions.

a) True

b) False

13. An explosion and fire occurred at Sky Ranch, resulting in injuries to several employees. The limit on the El portion of Sky Ranch’s WC&EL policy is $1,000,000/$1,000,000/$1,000,000. Occupational injuries for employees totaled $5,000,000. How much of the total for employee injuries will the WC&EL policy insurer pay?

a) $1,000,000

b) $3,000,000

c) full amount of benefits required by state’s WC law

d) full amount of benefits required by state’s WC law plus punitive damages for allowing the explosion to occur

14. The U.S. WC system has specific goals, including all except

a) eliminate the delays and costs of litigation to injured employee

b) establish a guarantee of payment to the injured employee, secured by insurance

c) promote industrial hygiene and safety

d) protect the profits of employers

15. The distinction between an independent contractor and an employee is important in the determination of coverage under a WC&EL policy. Which of the following facts would be primarily considered when making such a determination?

a) the number of hours worked each week

b) how the business pays the worker

c) the type of duties performed by the worker (skilled vs. unskilled)

d) how long the worker has been on the job

16. Under item 3.a. on the WC&EL information page, which states should be listed?

a) state(s) in which the insured may expand in the future and begin operations

b) state(s) in which the insured currently operates

c) monopolistic states in which the insured may operate

d) all of the above

17. While trying to pick up a heavy box at work, Scott injured his back and could not work at all for three weeks. What type of disability benefit would Scott receive from his employers WC&EL policy?

a) temporary partial

b) temporary total

c) permanent partial

d) permanent total

18. Factors considered in the development of WC experience modifiers include all except

a) expected or anticipated losses

b) adjusted actual losses

c) general insurer expenses

d) ballast

19. Marshall Company has experienced an increased frequency in its injuries to workers over the past four years, but all of the claims have been very small. Its competitor, Goldman Company, has been unfortunate in that it has incurred two very large losses, including one death claim, in the same time period. Which firm will most likely experience an increase in its experience modifier?

a) Marshall Company

b) Goldman Company

20. An employee of a general contractor working at a US Air Force base in a foreign country is covered for occupational injuries under which remedy?

a) Foreign Voluntary Compensation

b) Defense Base Act

c) Jones Act

d) Federal Employers’ Liability Act

21. Which is the primary goal of experience rating on WC&EL policies?

a) to increase profitability of insurers on their WC line of business

b) to hold individual firms accountable for their loss history and encourage loss control and prevention

c) to punish the insured for having losses

d) none of the above; experience rating is not used for WC&EL

22. Workers compensation claims may be reduced or avoided through

a) employment application screening questions

b) requiring employees to take sick leave for on the job injuries

c) retaliation against workers filing a claim

d) company policies that prohibit visiting a doctor unless the injury is severe

23. Professional liability policies written for financial and legal professionals are often based on contractual obligations. Many suits allege violation of state or federal law. One such important law which generates lawsuits for lack of transparency in financial statements is

a) Workers Compensation Act

b) Dodd-Frank Act (2010)

c) Title IX

d) Financial Modernization Act (1999)

24. Under the WC statutes of most states, three basic requirements must be met when an occupational injury occurs, in order for the injury to be covered for WC benefits. Which of the following is not one of these basic requirements?

a) Injury must arise out of employment

b) Injury must be accidental

c) Injured party must have worked for the employer a minimum of 30 days

d) Injury must occur in course and scope of employment

25. If a worker’s company is domiciled in one state and he crosses state lines to work in another state, how does his company’s WC insurer respond to an injury he has in that other state?

a) Benefits prescribed by the WC statute in the state in which he is injured are the primary source of his benefits.

b) The other state must be listed in item 3.b. of the WC information page for benefits to apply

c) The worker may choose either state’s WC benefits, as long as the other state is listed in item 3.c. of the WC information page.

d) There is no coverage for this employee, since he was injured outside the state in which his company is domiciled.

26. A clerical worker who works in an office right outside the dock of a shipping company on navigable waters usually stays in her office every day, but on this one special occasion she had to go on board a ship to pick up a report. If she is injured on board the ship, under what remedy may she claim benefits for her injury?

a) US Longshore & Harborworkers Comp Act

b) Maritime Act

c) Employers Liability

d) State WC statute

27. If a business has an experience modifier of 1.06, this means

a) the business will have to pay 6% higher rates than its peers because of its loss history.

b) the business will be paying 6% less in rates than its peers because of its loss history.

c) the business has to terminate 6% of its employees.

d) the business is entitled to a 6% dividend at the end of the policy contract term.

28. In order to help insurers identify problem claims trends in worker injuries in advance, the industry is moving towards the use of

a) predictive modeling.

b) credit scoring for workers.

c) denying more claims.

d) reducing risk control measures.

29. The duty to discharge duties with informed judgment as would a reasonable person describes which of the duties of directors and/or officers of an organization?

a) Duty of Care

b) Duty of Loyalty

c) Duty of Disclosure

d) Duty of Obedience

30. Which type of claim or suit is an organization more likely to experience over the course of its operational life cycle?

a) General Liability related accident

b) Employment Practices Liability incident

31. Regarding professional liability insurance contracts, the Insurance Service Office (ISO) has written a nearly perfect version of the policy and there is a lot of standardization across various companies.

a) True

b) False

32. The majority of professional liability policies are written on a special type of insurance contract form, which includes an extended reporting period. An extended reporting period insures that

a) the insured has an additional 90 days of coverage under the policy, after the expiration date

b) the insured has additional time in which to report an incident or claim which occurred during the policy period.

c) The insured has an additional limit of liability, which may be added to the limit under the policy term, in the event a pending claim exceeds the original policy limit.

d) The insured has an unlimited amount of time in which to report incidents or claims, which occurred during the policy period.

33. All of the following types of compensable damages under a professional liability policy except

a) nominal damages

b) property damages

c) consequential damages

d) liquidated damages

34. If claims alleging professional liability misconduct go to trial, often an expert witness is called on to testify. The main reason an expert witness would be called on is to

a) comply with policy conditions that stipulate an expert witness is required

b) prove the defendant is innocent

c) help the jury understand the complicated issues of the case

d) help “pad” the bill against the defendant and therefore provide more compensation for the injured plaintiff.

35. Insurance contracts for professional liability policies are usually written only for traditional professions-law, medicine and education.

a) True

b) False

36. When establishing the reliability of expert witnesses, each of the following are used as criteria except

a) best practices standards

b) written statements from professional organizations

c) articles published in professional trade magazines

d) the net worth of the professional expert witness

37. Which doctrine is the standard for when expert testimony is not needed, because the act speaks for itself and requires no further explanation?

a) res ipsa loquitur

b) carpe diem

c) a priori

d) ad nauseam

38. Professional liability policies differ from general liability policies in many ways, but one significant difference is

a) the length of the term of the policy

b) how the cancellation condition works

c) the consent to settle clause

d) professional liability policies do not require negligence on the part of the insured

39. One type of professional liability policy is written for employment practices liability. The policy form we discussed has specific stipulations. One important feature is

a) defense costs are within the policy limit

b) coverage is written on an occurrence form

c) policy cannot be cancelled once written

d) coverage term is longer than one year

40. What is the most important feature listed on the declarations page of a professional liability policy- one that can have the greatest impact on coverage?

a) retroactive date

b) effective date

c) premium for extended reporting period

d) policy premium

41. In a professional liability policy, liquidated damages may be paid. These damages represent

a) the amount of money to be awarded when assets are liquidated to cover a claim.

b) A specified amount of money stipulated in a contract as the amount to be recovered if a breach of contract occurs.

c) A payment awarded by a court to indemnify an injured party for losses that result indirectly from a civil wrong.

42. Nominal damages may be paid to a plaintiff-bringing suit against a defendant for professional misconduct. These damages are

a) imposed on the defendant to punish him or her or the corporation for wrongful acts.

b) Intended to prove the defendant was strictly liable

c) Usually a flat amount of $1,000,000

d) Awarded to the plaintiff when a breach of contract has occurred but no real financial loss was suffered, and are usually very small dollar amounts.

43. If a patient falls off the doctor’s examination table before the doctor gets into the room, resulting injury would be compensable under the doctor’s

a) medical malpractice (professional liability) coverage

b) general liability coverage

c) workers compensation coverage

d) accident and injury coverage

44. A type of suit based on professional misconduct of insurance companies alleges things such as claims not paid on time, or improper treatment of claimants. This type of suit is based on allegations of

a) “wrongful acts”

b) “bad faith”

c) “unfair trade practices”

d) “false advertising”

45. Screening clients, using signed client waivers and adhering to industry standards are all

a) legal requirements of the professional liability policy

b) defenses against EPL claims

c) risk control measure aimed at reducing professional liability claims

d) requirements of licensing laws governing professionals

46. Allegations of practicing beyond the scope of one’s licenses and negligent selection of materials are common allegations against which group of professionals?

a) general contractors

b) insurance agents

c) home improvement stores

47. In which of the following types of lawsuits might an expert witness be required to establish that a wrongful act has been committed?

a) surgeon leaves a sponge inside a patient after surgery is over

b) driver ran a red light and hit the plaintiff’s car

c) surgeon removes the patient’s healthy right kidney instead of the diseased left kidney

d) doctor prescribed a course of treatment for cancer which makes the patient worse instead of better.

48. If a person does not like the way his new nose turned out after a cosmetic surgeon completes his surgery, because he claims his nose doesn’t “fit him”, a suit against the surgeon may be covered under his

a) medical malpractice (professional liability) policy

b) general liability policy

c) physicians and surgeons policy

d) none of the above

49. Directors and Officers have defined responsibilities, including each of the following except

(a) guarantees a profit for the organization

(b) establishes corporate policy

(c) makes major business decisions

(d) appoints executives

50. A legal action or suit brought against D&Os by shareholders in the name of the corporation is called a

(a) derivative suit

(b) class action suit

(c) non-derivative suit

 
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1 Among The Most Fundamental Problems In Architecting A System With Many Stakeholder 2701510

1. Among the most fundamental problems in architecting a system with many stakeholders is conflicts in purposes and interests. What architectural options might be used to reconcile them?

2. Give an example of the application of the heuristic, In introducing technological change, how you do it is often more important than what you do.

 

 

 
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1 Air In A Room At T0 300 K And P0 100 Kpa Is Drawn Steadily By A Vacuum Pump Throug 3277001

1.Air in a room at T0 = 300 K and P0 = 100 kPa is drawn steadily by a vacuum pump through a 1.4-cm-diameter, 35-cm-long adiabatic tube equipped with a converging nozzle at the inlet. The flow in the nozzle section can be approximated as isentropic, and the average friction factor for the duct can be taken to be 0.018. Determine the maximum mass flow rate of air that can be sucked through this tube and the Mach number at the tube inlet. 2. 1.A pseudoplastic liquid having the following properties of n = 0.53, K = 26.49 N-sn/m2, and p = 975 kg/m3 is being agitated in a system where Dt = 0.304 m, Da = 0.151 m, and N = 5 rev/s. Calculate apparent viscosity, Reynolds number and the power for this system.

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1 All Computer Programs Falls Into Broad Application Domain Which Are A 2 B 5 C 7 D 2847194

1.All computer programs falls into broad application domain which are A.2 B.5 C.7 D.10 2. Activity which encompasses activities required to create work products such as model, documents, logs, forms and lists is A.reusability management B.software corruption C.work product preparation and production D.risk management 3.To support UML, Rational Corporation developed A.automated life cycle B.automated tools C.manual life cycle D.manual tools 4. Process tool that provides full process work flow definition and control is A.Igrafx process tools B.Igrafx launch C.objexis team portal D.objexis launch 5. Legacy software must be re-architected to make it viable within a A.embedded environment B.control environment C.network environment D.instrumental environment

 
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