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Pregunta 128 (1 punto) ¿Qué enfermedad crónica relativamente común se caracteriza por espasmos bronquiales que dificultan la respiración normal? a) Diabetes b) Artritis c) Enfermedad coronaria d) Asma Pregunta 129 (1 punto)

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Determine all values of the constant c for which the following system has NO solution $2x + 5y + z = 7$ $x + 2y - z = 3$ $x + y - c^2z = c$ A. c=2 B. c=-2 C. c ≠ ±2 D. c=-3 E. c=3

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Supposed a body of mass 32 kg is falling in the atmosphere near sea level. Let v(t) m/s be the velocity of the body at time t in seconds

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(25) what is the network portion of the IP 10.1.2.0 using a subnet 255.0.0.0 Hint: It's the first octet that is the network IP.

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The Captivated Gaze. Diderot's Allegory of the Cave and Democracy Christine Abbt Department of Philosophy, University of St. gallen, Switzerland ABSTRACT The problem of the captivated gaze has been taken up repeatedly in philosophy. Plato's Allegory of the Cave stands paradigmatically for this. Here, the gaze at the shadowy images prevents people from taking the path to the sun. Denis Diderot's critical reinterpretation of Plato's Allegory of the Cave is less well known. In Diderot, the view of the artificial light images is just as captivating as Plato's shadow images. Unlike there, however, Diderot does not distinguish between perception and cognition but instead focuses on the significance of the seemingly unimportant shift of the gaze within the cave. Diderot determines the starting point of the realisation of freedom in the liberation of one's own gaze from the captivation intended by third parties. Prerequisites for the liberation of the gaze are the realisation of an interruption. It is shifts in the alignment of the eyeballs that become visible here as lucid intervals and which, in Diderot, become the starting point of power analysis and the site of revolt and freedom practice. In this article, I will show how Diderot's demand for enabling the individual realisation of lucid intervals is not first and foremost an aesthetic, but a highly political one. The criteria of art, which are defined by Diderot and have not lost their relevance until today, are based on his explosive insight that the incessant captivation of the gaze stands in the way of democratization. KEYWORDS Digitisation; Diderot; alleg of the cave; attention; luc intervals; democratisation

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Margaret has a project that has a first cost of $23,000 and returns $5,000 per year for over its 10-year life. At the end of 10 years, the salvage value is $3,000. Determine the payback period if the MARR is 5%. Round to two decimal places.

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Question 2 Let $G = \{ [2, 0, 4, 0], [0, 1, 0, 1], [0, 0, -1, -1] \}$ and $\vec{v} = [1, 3, 7, 8]$. Determine whether $\vec{v} \in \text{Span}(G)$. If it is, fill in the blanks with the correct coefficients. If it is not, fill in the blanks with NA. $\vec{v} = \text{_____} [2, 0, 4, 0] + \text{_____} [0, 1, 0, 1] + \text{_____} [0, 0, 1, 1]$

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QUESTION 9: The school play sold 176 tickets for a total of $652. If student tickets are $3.00 and adult tickets are $5.00, find the equation and the answer.

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Problem 5 For each circuit below, assume voltage drop (0.7) a-Sketch the output voltage waveform. b-Sketch transfer curve ($V_o$ vs $V_i$) 10 vin -10 vz=5 +vout R1 1k vin vz=5 +vout R1 1k R1 R1 vout vout +1k +1k vin vz=5v vin vz=5v

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b. [1 bonus pt] Suggest a sequence of signal patterns sent out by the control unit to implement the 4 steps of the fetch-decode-execute cycle: MAR <- PC IR <- M[MAR] PC <- PC+1 MAR <- IR[11-0], decode In order to do so, you will need an additional set of clocks. Call them S$_0$ to S$_3$. Clock P$_5$ P$_4$ P$_3$ P$_2$ P$_1$ P$_0$ ADD DEC Micro-operations S$_0$ S$_1$ S$_2$ S$_3$

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