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Q.la)A plane composite slab with cross-sectional area of 1.0 m² is made up of material 'A'(thickness =100mm, thermal conductivity=60W/m-K) and material 'B'(thickness = 10mm, thermal conductivity = 2W/m-K). Thermal contact resistance at interface is 0.003 m²-K/W. The temperature at open side of slab 'A' is 300°C and that of at open side of 'B' is 50°C. Determine: i) heat transfer rate through slab, ii) temperature on both sides (left and right) of the interface. [4] [CO1] Interface Left side of Interface Right side of Interface Open side of slab 'A' B A Open side of slab 'B' 100mm 10mm

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11.0 mL of a 0.200 M Ba (OH), solution. Round your answer to 3 significant digits.

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Plasmodium falciparum causes malaria. Which cells in the body does it attack?

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Rousseau, Burke, and Revolution in France, 1791, 2nd ed. by Jennifer Popiel and Mark Carnes, Reacting to the Past series. (Norton, 2015)

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The Reform Act of 1832 a. increased the number of people eligible to vote. b. made British throne an elected position. c. abolished the House of Lords. d. was pushed through by the landed aristocracy. e. primarily benefited the working poor

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int_0^3 int_0^1 2xydxdy int_0^3 int_0^1 2xydxdy= (Type an exact answer.) 00 2xy dx dy= 00 Type an exact answer

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11. What is the mean and variance of the difference, $X_{M1} - X_{M2}$ (or $\text{PM}_1 - \text{PM}_2$)? 12. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the difference, $\text{PM}_1 - \text{PM}_2$. 13. Suppose we wanted to test the null hypothesis, $H_0: \text{PM}_1 = \text{PM}_2$ at the 5% level. Another way to write the null hypothesis is $H_0: \text{PM}_1 - \text{PM}_2 = 0$. In plain English, briefly explain: What does this null hypothesis say? 14. After testing the null at the 5% level, what does that tell us about the two methods? Have we determined that one is more effective than the other?

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explain this The sodium–potassium pump keeps most sodium ions outside the neuron and most potassium ions inside. The sodium channels are closed. A small amount of potassium enters the cell because of the electrical gradient, and a small amount leaves because of the concentration gradient

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Examine the photomicrographs of mitotic plant cells and identify each phase by number. [10 pt]

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R According to Faraday's Law, the change rate of the magnetic flux $\phi = BA$ built through a coil, represented by a rectangular frame, above, yields an electromotive force $\xi = I d\phi/dt$ (expressed in Volts). A is the cross sectional area of the frame of concern $(LxI)$; B is the magnitude of the magnetic field vector perpendicular to A. The short (left hand side) arm of length l of the above frame, is mobile. B is directed outward, and it bears an intensity of 6 Tesla. It is constant all over, but the surface area A, changes with respect time. Thereby $\phi$ changes with respect time, given that the side of length l=30 cm, moves with a velocity v=50 cm/s, in between two parallel rails. The velocity v, then, is the same as the change in L of the longer arm of the frame, per unit period of time. What is $\xi$? a. 0.9V b. 6V c. 1.5V d. 0.6V

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