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Question 2: (10 Points) To find the shortest distance from the intersection of $z = x - 1$ and $z = y - 1$ to the point $(0, 0, 1)$, a minimization problem with two constraints can be formulated. Its solution is at $(2/3, 2/3, -1/3)$, and the minimum distance is $\sqrt{\frac{8}{3}}$. The values of the two Lagrange multipliers are $\lambda = \frac{4}{3}$ and $\mu = \frac{4}{3}$ Verify the given minimum distance by calculating it using a formula discussed in Chapter 10 (which includes the subject of points, lines, and planes in 3 dimensions).

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Which one of the following is used as a radiotracer to study blood? O technetium-99 O iron-59 O phosphorus-32 O iodine-131 O sodium-23

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Please write your answer in all lower case letters. Odorants that act as chemical messengers by changing the behavior or physiology of another individual is called

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12. ______ proportion is the relationship of two quantities that are dependant in such a way that as one increases or decreass, the other varies the same way. a. Forward b. Direct c. Reverse d. Inverse e. Transverse

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Question 7 Our working memory is a specific storage area in our brain. True False

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Use the graphs of f and g to find (f+g)(3). (f+g)(3)=

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For rapid diffusion of oxygen from the lungs into the blood and of carbon dioxide from the blood into the lungs, which of the following would be advantageous? Group of answer choices All of these would be advantageous. tissues composed of a single layer of flat cells (simple squamous epithelium) a large concentration gradient All of these would be disadvantageous. a very large surface area of alveoli (the small sacs in the lungs where gas diffusion occurs)

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In a normal distribution, what z- score cuts off the top 15% of the distribution? z = -0.91 z = -1.04 z = +0.91 z = +1.04

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[CO2 emission.] In this problem you will investigate (and hopefully reflect on) carbon emission we produce in lifetime. Use the order-of-magnitude approach. State explicitly what are the initial 'knowns' that you have looked up, with the reference of your source. Also state explicitly all 'guesses' you made along the way. (a) Suppose that the only carbon emission we produce if from breathing. How many trees hold the same amount of carbon? Some cultures have custom of planting a tree when a child is born \textendash{} so your answer should tell how many trees one needs to plant to make breathing carbon-neutral. (b) We emit much more carbon from other sources. Google should give you the annual energy consumption per capita in the US in terms of 'oil equivalent'. Assuming that all energy comes from non-renewable sources[2], and that the consumption does not change during the lifetime, what is the surface area of forest each American must plant in order to offset the lifetime of energy consumption? What would be the total surface area of that forest for the total population of the US. Is there something with a similar surface area that you can relate to (e.g. surface area of the US states, etc)?

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1. Consider the circuit shown below. $v_1$ (+) $R_1$ $C_1$ $N_1:N_2$ $R_2$ +\ $v_0$\ - Assume that $v_1(t) = 100 \cos(\omega t + 30^\circ) mV$, $R_1 = 1 k\Omega$, $\omega C_1 = 1 mS$, $R_2 = 1 k\Omega$, $\omega L_3 = 2 k\Omega$, and $N_1:N_2 = 1:2$. Solve for $v_o(t)$. (100 pts)

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