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1. Critically discuss the difference between indemnity and a guarantee? 2. Referring to the cases of Lloyd v Harper (1880) 16 Ch 290 and Bradbury v Morgan (1863) 1 H & C 249 discuss the Bank’s position on the death of a guarantor or lack of capacity.

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Which of the following is false of the trachea? is lined by pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium is reinforced with C-shaped cartilages walls composed of hyaline cartilage functions include filtering air contains bands of smooth muscle capable of autoresponse to changing atmospheric conditions

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Name this muscle. The ________ muscle gets its name from the Latin word which means "tailor," and hence the muscle is called the "the tailor's muscle." It allows an individual to sit in a crossed-legged position, and it is the longest muscle in the body.

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In general, where are the wrist extensor muscles located? A) Anterior forearm B) Posterior forearm C) Anterior upper arm D) Posterior upper arm

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3. Explore the factors influencing the efficiency and performance of electric motors in electric vehicles. Consider aspects such as motor design, operating conditions, thermal management, and energy conversion losses. Evaluate the role of electric motors in enhancing the driving experience and overall performance of electric vehicles. Discuss how advancements in motor technology contribute to range improvement, acceleration, and vehicle dynamics. (30%, CLO2, WP3, WP4)

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3) A research organization has studied the possibility of finding a house in a good neighborhood by asking 100 people about their estate agents and neighborhoods. The findings are summarized in the following table. Good neighborhood Bad neighborhood In business 10 years or more 47 6 In business less than 10 year 18 29 If a person randomly selects one of these estate agents, what is the probability that they will get a house in a good neighborhood? Also, if a person randomly selects one of the estate agents who has been in business for 10 years or more, what is the probability that they will get a house in a bad neighborhood?

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Grignards and hydrides 2. Draw the products of the following reactions, show stereochemistry where appropriate O Br NaBH? CH?CH?OH 1. Mg, ether 2. CH?CH?CHO 3. H?O? O O 1. NaBH? (excess) H 2. proton source 2. H?O? Mgl O OH Ph Cl PhOH Br Mg H?O O MgBr 1. PCC 2. H?O? O 1. MgBr PCC 1. MgBr H 2. H?O? 2. H?O?

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In the circuit shown in Fig. 1 below the switch S was closed for a long time and then opened at time t = 0. For the circuit determine the currents i) i1 and i2 just before t = 0 ii) i1 and i2 at time t= 0 iii) i2(t) for t>0 and define the time constant of this circuit iv) sketch i1 and i2 as a function of time before and after t = 0.

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4. A square wire with side length 1cm is in the x-y plane with a current of 2.25A running counter clockwise as seen from above. A constant magnetic field of magnitude 85T points in the positive z-direction as shown in purple in the figure below. y (a) Find the force on each side of the circuit. What's the net force? (b) What is the net torque on the circuit? (c) Find the magnetic dipole moment of the circuit. (d) Find the net torque using this vector; does it match the answer you found in part b? (e) What is the potential energy in the circuit?

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4. Give the functions of the following subcellular structures. Cell structure Function Plasma membrane Nucleus Mitochondria Power house where ATP is produce Rough endoplasmic reticulum Smooth endoplasmic reticulum Ribosome Lysosome Digest particles organelles & get rid of them Centrioles Golgi complex MAKE THE CONNECTION 1. Tay-Sachs disease is a genetic disorder that causes progressive deterioration of the brain tissue and nerves. It is caused by an accumulation of lipids in the tissue that interferes with normal functions and early brain development. Search the internet to describe the organelle that is affected and the exact defect. 2. Mitochondrial diseases are often caused by mutation in mitochondrial DNA that makes mitochondria dysfunctional. Knowing the function of mitochondria, how would this affect the functions of the cells? Even though mitochondria are found in most body cells (except red blood cells), mitochondrial diseases are considered more severe when defective mitochondria are present in the muscles or the brain. Why?

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