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Discuss some of your findings from the ‘What I Believe’ worksheet. Who has been most influential? Are you holding onto past beliefs? What did you learn about yourself?

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79. The Vestibular sensation pathway is the most complex of all. It travels from each inner ear along CN into the Pons. It synapses with fibers going into the cerebellum and down the spinal cord to control reflexive . It synapses with CN III, IV and VI to control reflexive Last, the sensation is noticed in the PreFrontal cortex.

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Write a word problem for (1)/(2)*(3)/(4)= ? and another word problem for (3)/(4)-:(1)/(2)= ? (Make clear which is which.) In each case, explain how to reason about a math drawing to solve your problem. ( Write a word problem for .. 3 --? and another word explain how to reason about a math drawing to solve your problem.

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QUESTION 13 Mikki and Lorna have identical genotypes. This means they will also have the same phenotype they share the same genetic potential they will be identical to one another throughout life their offspring will have the same phenotype QUESTION 14

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U(C, l) = log(C) + \theta log(l) with \theta > 1. Solve for the hours worked and consumption under these new preferences. Compute the elasticity of labor supply and consumption with respect to real wages. Compare your answer with the previous part (when \theta = 1). Does the consumer wants to work more or less? 3. (5 points)[moderate] The government wants to increase hours worked, and so it enacts a law that includes a subsidy on wages. This subsidy is proportional to labor income. Explain why the new budget constraint can be expressed as: PC = (1 + \tau)w(1 - l), where \tau is the subsidy (with \tau > 0). Solve for the optimal hours worked and consumption and compare your answer with that of the previous question. What is the effect of this subsidy on hours worked? 4. (10 points)[hard] Now the government wants to try a different fiscal policy. Instead, it creates a new lump-sum tax that the consumer has to pay regardless of income or consumption. Explain why the new budget constraint can be written as: PC = w(1 - l) - T, where T is the new lump-sum tax. Assume 0 < T < w and w is sufficient large to have a positive consumption. Solve for hours worked and consumption. Compare with part 2. 5. (10 points)[hard] Imagine the government wants to choose the tax amount T such that the worker supplies exactly the same number of hours worked as in part 1. Find this tax amount. Assume \frac{w}{P} < 1 + \theta. Is the consumer better off? Relate your answer to the First Welfare Theorem, assuming the given prices clear markets in a competitive equilibrium.

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Write a Java program to do the following: A Comma Separated Value (CSV) text file called books.txt is located in the local directory of your application. This file contains data for one book on each line. Each book contains the following data items: Author (String), Title (String), Year (int), and Price (double). Read the text file and write the data as a serialized file called books.ser to the local directory (same as books.txt). Then, read the serialized file and output the data onto the console. The spacing for the data is as follows: Author (20 characters), Title (25 characters), Year (8 characters), and Price (10.2 characters). Author, Title, and Year are left-justified, while Price is right-justified. Sample output: Author Title Year Price aaaaaaaaaa aaaa aa.aa aaaaaaaaa XXXXXXXX yyyyyyy XXXXXXXX yyyyyyy XXXX yyyy XXX.XX yyy.yy We will use our own file to test the program. DO NOT SUBMIT your data file (books.txt) with your program. Upload ONLY your Java file to Canvas.

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7 [5 points] You and a friend, now business partner, have decided to try and make money for the holidays by selling mixed nuts. You decide on a mixture of 50% peanuts, 20% almonds, 15% cashews, and 15% pecans. Bulk nut prices from the store are: $4.00/lb for peanuts, $6.00/lb for almonds, $6.00/lb for cashews, $8.00/lb for pecans. You plan to sell the nuts in a holiday container that costs $3.90. You and your partner agree on selling price of $25 for a container filled with 2lbs of nuts. Since it's food you must assemble the product in a food-safe facility. The facility charges $315 for unlimited access for the one month you will need. Since you and your partner are owners you will split the profit but will not be compensated for your time, use of your car, etc. Calculate the cost per unit. Image: Ka Yeung/Tinkerbox Studio What is the breakeven quantity? If you and your friend each want to make $500 for this effort, how many containers must you sell?

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1. 78 cm 26° 26°78 cm Q/2 Q/2

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8) Under DC conditions, find the energy stored, current through, and voltage across the capacitor and inductor. 5? 5V 10?F 10mH

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Q15) A Tow vehicle is holding an automobile from sliding down a 10% slope. if the automobile is on the verge of sliding down & $\mu_s = 0.02$ for the automobile, what is the tension force in the cable? $m_{automobile} = 1100 kg$ automobile $\vec{f}$ $\vec{P}$ $slope = tg\theta = 10%$ A) Friction can hold the automobile without any pulling force B) 1910 N C) 425.6 N D) 862.4 N Q16) If in the previous problem the automobile starts accelerating @ $0.5 \frac{m}{s^2}$ in the $\vec{x}$ direction, recalculate the tension force? $(\mu_k = 0.015)$ A) 1466 N C) 410 N B) 2250 N D) 754 N Q17) Find the Tension force for the pulley system shown below if $m_p = 10 kg$ $r = 10 cm$ $m_A = 2 kg$ (The moment of inertia for a uniform circle around its center is $I_0 = \frac{1}{2} m r^2$) P $\vec{F}$ $\vec{F}$ A A) 2.5 g C) 0 B) g D) 1.43 g Q18) In the previous problem, Find how many revolution the pulley spins after 4 seconds (if it starts its motion from the rest?) A) 9 B) 1.5 C) 2.8 D) 6.5

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