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Part II: Given the starting material and the product(s), provide reaction conditions for the reaction.

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As the Design Assistant Engineer for a Petrochemical company, you are required to investigate the use of computer-based models as part of the innovation initiative for fiscal 2021. You find several uses of computer-based models in problem solving; however, there are some limitations and pitfalls that you would have to overcome when proposing this initiative to your Engineering Manager. The problems at the petrochemical plant are: 1. The optimization of the fluidized catalytic cracking process. 2. Fluid dynamics for piping design due to failures. In a report format, you are to: Activity 1: Critically evaluate and provide supported recommendations for the application of the computer-based models (via Auto-cad and Solid Works) to the petrochemical plant that would improve efficiency and problem-solving for the two problems highlighted in the Scenario. As a result, to comprehensively do this, you would need to also do the following a. Present information on the benefits and pitfalls of computer-based models used within your Petrochemical industrial environment to solve the Engineering problems such as flow in pipes, wind loading on the plant structure and another of your choice. b. Evaluate the capabilities and limitations of the computer-based models used. HNC/HND Engineering/Mechanical Engineering 4 c. Evaluate the processes and applications that you propose to solve the problems identified at the Petrochemical plant.

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Work force. Three forces of magnitudes $ F_{1}=12.0[\mathrm{~N}], F_{2}=12.0[\mathrm{~N}] $ and $ F_{3}=2.00[\mathrm{~N}] $ act on a box as shown, with $ F_{2} $ acting at an angle $ \theta= $ $ 30.0^{\circ} $ from the horizontal. What is the change in kinetic energy of the box due to the forces if the box displaces $ 1.50[\mathrm{~m}] $ to the right?

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which of these are directly measuring in the projectile motion lab?

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In these problems you are asked to find a function that models a real-life situation and then use the model to answer questions about the situation. Use the Guidelines for Modeling with Functions to help you answer these questions. Consider the following problem: A farmer has 3,200 feet of fencing and wants to fence off a rectangular field that borders a straight river. The farmer does not need a fence along the river (see the figure). What are the dimensions of the field of largest area that can be fenced? (Let $x$ be the width of the field in feet and $l$ be the length of the field in feet.) (a) Experiment with the problem by drawing several diagrams illustrating the situation. Calculate the area of each configuration, and use your results to estimate the dimensions of the largest possible field (in feet). (Round your answers to the nearest hundred feet.) (b) Find a function that models the area of the field in terms of one of its sides. $A(x) = $ (c) Use your model to solve the problem, and compare with your answer to part (a). (Enter your answers in feet).

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If the demand for illegal drugs is inelastic then a government policy that causes Illegal drug prices to rise would cause those who support their drug habit by property theft to

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Could you tell me how you get 0.9772? P(X> 6) = 1 - P(X <= 6) Probability = 1 - (6; 5, 2) Probability = 1 -0.9772 Probability = 0.0228

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Use the following tokens for the lexemes: VAR CONST EQ_OP ARITH_OP A, B, C, D Any integer = +,-,*,/,% Draw a state diagram for a standard Java Assignment Statement: (no x++ or x--)

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Due Jul 5 by 11:58pm Points 100 Submitting a file upload 2.1 Performance Assessment Credit Limit Lab Create a C program that will determine whether a department-store customer has exceeded the credit limit on a charge account. For each customer, the following facts are available: • Account number (an integer) • Balance at the beginning of the month • Total of all items charged by this customer this month • Total of all credits applied to this customer's account this month • Allowed credit limit The program should be using a while statement to input each of these facts. calculate the new balance (=beginning balance + charges - credits) and determine whether the new balance exceeds the customer's credit limit. For those customers whose credit limit is exceeded, the program should display the customer's account number, credit limit, new balance, and the message "Credit Limit Exceeded"

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ICA:3 IS CHICKEN A GOOD LOSS LEADER? As a marketing consultant for the Value Supreme grocery chain, you are asked to prepare the analysis of a proposal to price whole frying chickens low in order to attract shoppers to VALUE SUPREME stores. The current price for whole fryers is $0.89 per pound. The proposal is to set a promotional price of $0.59 per pound. The wholesale cost of the fryers, prepackaged and ready for sale, is $0.55 per pound. By tracking past changes in sales of chicken with changes in sales of other grocery products (how would you do this?), you discover that each one pound increase in the sales of whole fryers is associated with the following $ changes in the sales of other products: Product Dollar Change Gross Margin Fruits and Vegetables $+0.16 50% Packaged Groceries +0.60 20% Frozen Foods +0.30 33% Other meat including chicken parts -0.250 40% 1. Assume the store currently sells 100 pounds of whole fryers at the regular price per week. If the above past relationship between sales of whole fryers and increased sales of other goods holds, by how much must chicken sales increase (as a %) to make this price promotion profitable? 2. How might you structure the promotion to increase the likelihood that additional chicken sales will in fact result in a corresponding high level of sales for other products? 3. Could this store have profitably promoted whole fryers at $.49 per pound?

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