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What are living fossils? Organisms that are still on earth today and are so similar to their fossil records Rocks that are alive. Organisms that are consider fossils fossil replicas that are alive

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The minimum energy needed for reactant molecules to react into products is called what? collision minimum enthalpy of reaction activation energy heat of kinetics orientation energy

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Explain how the two authentication factors will work together to create an MFA plan for TechSolutions Inc.

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a) Use Repeatability Assumption to compare between three alternatives X, Y and Z at (MARR=18% per year). Project A B C Investment cost $90,000 $50,000 $35,000 Production rate per year 20,000 24,000 18,000 Price per unit $6 $2.8 $4 Annual expenses $6,000 $5,000 $4,000 Salvage value $10,000 $18,000 Useful life (years) 2 3 6

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Question 2. Suppose that production of a private good results in damages to the environment. No policy is in place to address the problem. The production level of the good is given by q. The following equations specify marginal external costs (marginal damages), the marginal private cost of production and marginal benefit (demand) for the good: Marginal private cost of production: MPC = 20. Demand or MB: Marginal external cost: MB = 100 - 10*q. MEC = 10*q. In the figure below: A. Graph and label the MPC and MB curves. B. Graph the marginal social cost curve and label it MSC. Identify the predicted equilibrium quantity of production and label it Q. What is the value of Q? C. Identify the socially efficient quantity of production and label it Q*. What is the value of Q*? Draw a vertical line both at Q and Q*. Place letters in you figure ("A", "B", etc.) to represent areas as needed to answer the questions below. What area in your figure represents: D. The social net benefits at the socially efficient outcome? E. The total damage (external cost) still occurring at Q*? F. The loss in social net benefits due to a shift from Q* to Q? G. Explain in plain English why social net benefits start to decline at quantities greater than Q*. (two sentences or less.) 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0

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scarring from the infection prevents movement of the basilar membrane of the organ of Corti. In response to a sound, you would predict that: a. The eardrum would not vibrate. b. The eardrum would vibrate, but the 3 bones in the middle ear would not move. c. The 3 bones in the middle ear would move, but cochlear fluid would not have any waves. d. The cochlear fluid would have waves, but the hair cells would not bend. e. The hair cells would bend, but no receptor potential would be created.

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6. Which of the following hedge fund strategies would you expect to have the greatest positive return correlation with the MSCI World Index? A. A global 'deep value' equity strategy that favors holding cash over shorting stocks B. Investing globally in distressed securities while making active use of CDS C. A mortgage arbitrage strategy D. A global macro strategy that includes investing long and short in U.S. stocks

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Summarize using developmental theories to reduce sexual risk behavior among teens – only psychoanalytic theory and cognitive developmental theory.

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1. Does College Hunger exist? Explain the health consequences. Provide solutions. 2. Discuss mental health during COVID. Provide solutions. 3. Explain what is meant by community organizing? 4. What does a healthy community look like? 5. How can we all live to be 100?

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What is the radius of the circle that is represented by the equation $(x+8)^2 + (x+3)^2 = 49$

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