...units of measurement in your answer. Round to 3 decimal places: _________________ Var =1/λ^2 =1/4^2 =0.0625 9) The pexp() function is introduced at the bottom of Yakir, 2011, p. 79, and there are some tips above. What is the probability that the time interval between customers entering the store will be less than 15.5 seconds. Be sure to enter values so that everything is in the same unit of measurement. Be sure to specify the units of measurement in your answer. Round your answer to 3 decimal places: ________0.644_________. 10) What is the probability that the time interval between customers entering the store will be between 10.7 seconds and 40.2 seconds (see Yakir (2011, p. 79-80)?____0.490____ 11) The qexp() function in R allows you to enter a probability, and it will tell you the criterion value (“cutoff point”) that corresponds to that probability value (e.g., if you enter .05 it tells you the cutoff point below which 5% of the values in the distribution fall). What value of x would be the criterion value (cut-off point) for the top 5% of time intervals (Round to 3 decimal places, and include the units of measurement)?...
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...Never Ever Getting Back Together by Taylor Swift (Standard Tuning, no capo) Instead of playing Cadd9, you can also use a Csus2 chord. Just play whichever you think sounds better :) Here's the tab for the picking part (thank you to yuji812 for telling me!) if you want to play it. Otherwise, you can just use the chords below and strum it. Q E. S S S S S S S S S E. S E. S S S S S S S S S E||--3--------------------------|--3---------------------------|| B||--3----------------3---3-----|--3-----------------0---0-----|| G||--0--------0-----0-------0---|--2---------0-----0-------0---|| D||--2------------0-----------0-|--0-------------2-----------0-|| A||--3----x---------------------|------x-x---------------------|| E||-------x-----3---------------|------x-x-----0---------------|| Cadd9 G D Em7 Cadd9 G I remember when we broke up the first time D Em7 saying this is it I've had enough cause like Cadd9 G we haven't seen each other in a month D Em7 when you said you needed space what? Cadd9 G Then you come around again and say D Em7 baby I miss you and I swear I'm gonna change Cadd9 G Trust me remember how that lasted for a day D Em7 I say I hate you we break up you call me I love you Cadd9 G D Em7 Ooh we called it off again last night Cadd9 G D Em7 butooh this time I'm telling you I'm telling you Cadd9 G D Em7 D/F# We are never ever ever getting back together Cadd9 G D Em7 D/F# We are never ever ever getting back together...
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... Many have questioned whether college football players should be getting paid or not. Micheal Gonchar’s blog, “Should College Players Get Paid?” questions if it’s fair that the only ones not getting paid are the players. College Athletes are put in the position to work hard on the field and to also keep their academics up to par. It’s not easy balancing in being a full time student and an athlete, their commitment has to be to the sport and school. While college staffs and universities make millions and college football players only get $550 worth if they even happen to make it to the AT&T Cotton Bowl. I believe that college football players getting paid is not a good idea. Getting paid would be a plus, but I believe that if the football player has a passion for football and enjoys playing football then money shouldn’t matter. Getting paid may cause these players not to give it their all. Today football players put their hopes up to make it to the NFL and the big check that comes along with it. By them getting paid in college would just defeat the purpose of working hard to strive for that goal. Getting paid in college defeats the purpose of what college really is, people go to college for their education and to prepare themselves for jobs in the future. Paying college football players will ruin college athletics because if college football players are getting paid they will no longer dedicate their time to the sport and it would defeat the purpose of making it to the NFL...
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...collected some data relating to the time taken for getting ready to leave for work by me in the morning. I was able to determine bottlenecks in my current process. “ A bottleneck is any resource whose capacity is less than the demand placed upon it. A bottleneck is a constraint within the system that limits throughput”( Chase ,2006). There were several bottlenecks in my current process that I could identify. I was also able to apply the Goldratt’s theory of constraints. “The first step in Goldratt’s theory of constraints is to identify the system constraint and decide how to exploit the system constraints and subordinate everything else to that decision”( Chase,2006). To improve a process and increase efficiency, bottlenecks in the process must be identified. “To maximize the system production the slowest process must be improved, and all other processes are regulated to the speed of the slowest process”.(Taylor, 2008).One of the bottlenecks identified by me from my data analysis of the process of getting ready for work was when the alarm rings, whether to get up immediately or hit the snooze button and sleep a little more. I averaged an additional 10 minutes in the process because of hitting the snooze button of the alarm clock several times before finally getting out of bed. To overcome this bottleneck, I must wake up when the alarm rings for the first time and not hit the snooze time. I must go to bed earlier so that...
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...Flowchart for a Process Daily tasks such as getting ready for work can be a challenging and a race to the end. Daily regular routines can be time consuming and tiresome. This paper will demonstrate the daily process and a designed flowchart of how a daily routine can affect the processing flow in one’s life. The flowchart is a visual representation of the sequence of the content of the product showing what comes first, second, and third. (Levine 2001) This particular flowchart will be designed to assist in minimizing the amount of time that is involved in a daily routine and how the process could be made more resourceful. Factors that Affect the Process Design The factors that can have an effect on the process design is the daily decision that are being made within a routine and the amount of time it takes the routine to be made. There are two decisions that have an effect on how the morning will be accomplished. First are the major decisions such as: * Getting up in a timely manner * Pressing the alarm’s snooze button at least twice * Getting clothes out to wear (both mines and child) * Finding something for breakfast * Getting myself ready * Bath * Hair * Teeth brushed * Make-up * Clothes * Ensure child is dress correctly * Clothes * Teeth brushed * Hair brushed * Backpack ready including lunch * Ensure child eats * Getting child to the bus stop * Leave early enough...
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...woke up in the morning, and to continue that feeling throughout the day. My plan was to have set times that I would need to be in bed by. I began with the amount of sleep I was currently getting each night, which was only about four or five hours. I then increased the amount of sleep I was getting by a half hour, and continued to get that amount of sleep for a week, until I increased the amount by another half hour. I repeated this process each week until I received eight hours of sleep per night. I was not to take any naps during the day if I did not receive the planned amount of sleep that night. The reason for this type of plan was because I knew I would not be able to just increase the amount of sleep to eight hours right off the bat. I needed to gradually get my body used to that kind of sleep each night. I feel that in a sense I did accomplish my goal. Although I am not at exactly eight hours of sleep per night, I have found the number of hours of sleep each night that my body needs to feel rejuvenated. I have found that eight hours of sleep each night is too much for my body. I wake up feeling way too tired. However, when I was at weeks three, four, and five, I woke up feeling awake and energized and it stayed that way throughout the entire day. During those weeks I was receiving six to seven hours of sleep at night. Given that every person’s body is different, I feel that this amount of sleep is the perfect amount for me. Finding that perfect amount of sleep was part of...
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...inevitability of change and the passing of time. In the poem the main characters are mothers who are now living after the peak of their lives where their only objective is to look after and satisfy their children and husbands. Larkin shows the reader this through the play by using various poetic techniques in each of the stanzas. In stanza one Larkin talks about how the mothers are getting much older and have left their glory days behind them: “summer is fading”. This is metaphorically telling the reader that they are more than half way through their lives as the good years are now fading away and leaving them. They are now fading into autumn which shows that they are getting older. “Young mothers assemble” shows us that the older mothers have now been replaced by these “young mothers” who are still in the peak of their lives or as Larkin would say, their summer. The theme of the inevitability of change and the passing of time is made clear through this stanza, especially in the first line. Larkin shows this as he talks about the seasons being stages in life as there isn’t anything the mothers can do to stop it happening just like someone getting older. He also shows that there is change in the mother’s lives as they have been replaced by younger mothers. In the second stanza Larkin talks about the memories that the mothers have had of the good old days and how that life is behind them now: “And the albums, lettered” This talks about the memories they have of...
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...PSY/265 Professor Rosa Federico-Ochoa April 13, 2014 Contraception Tina and Dan are considering various birth control methods. They are a newly married couple who practiced abstinence before marriage and plan on starting their family within a year. Choose possible methods of contraception for the couple and discuss the advantages and disadvantages they would need to consider at this point in their lives. With Tina and Dan there are many methods that they can use for birth control. I do not really think if they want to start a family within a year that birth control pills would be a wise choice. As once you start taking the pill you will have to be off of them for so long to get them out of your system to conceive. One of the methods they could use would be the diaphragm. This is a shallow cup or dome made of rubber that should be used with a spermicide. This is inserted by the women and taken out by the women so she can stop using it any time she want’s to become pregnant and there would be no wait time. The advantage with this is there is no wait time on getting pregnant and it can be used as needed. Some of the disadvantages would be the failure rate is has with pregnancy or the problem of having to insert it before intercourse which could kill the mood. Then you have the contraceptive sponge which is similar to the diaphragm as it is inserted and does not make a person wait to become pregnant. The disadvantages would be that 1 in 20 that use it have a mildly...
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...Men The title of this book is Of Mice and Men. John Steinbeck shows his audience complex relationships between George and Lennie. These two characters have a complex relationship because George is comforting to Lennie, George and Lennie have difficulties between each other, and George wants to be set free from Lennie And how George and Lennie talk about their dream making their own farm and working to make their own money throughout the novel. George comforts Lennie when he needs somebody to talk to. Lennie wants to have his own farm and tend to rabbits and have colorful rabbits. George tells him this story when Lennie is sad a lot or when Lennie has done something wrong. For example, on page 7, George says, “An’ you ain't gonna...
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...their initial goal of just getting Cuba their independence. However, this caused controversy due to the fact that the in the treaty of to end the war, the United States would be taking over the Philippines, a Spanish owned territory, which was against the ideals of many Americans at the time. Although there...
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...get a better job opportunity by getting a college degree to be successful in the future(Shinken-Ad, 2013). However, people are misunderstanding that in reality, getting a college degree does not promise your success in the future because college is a place to study your interest and deepen your curiosity. People should not choose to go to college for the reason of better job opportunities in the future...
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...Whether this is the first baby or third baby that you have nursed, it's common to wonder at some point if your baby is getting enough to eat. Because breastmilk is easily digested by babies, it's normal for them to need to eat frequently. This frequent need to eat can make it seem like your baby isn't getting enough breastmilk. Take a deep breath and learn how often your baby needs to nurse and what signs to look for to ensure that he or she is getting enough milk. Nursing Frequency Your newborn has such a small stomach that it won't take much milk to satisfy him or her. Unfortunately, your new little one is also working hard at developing the muscles and learning the skill of nursing, so it can take a long time for him or her to get that...
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...“An eye for an eye will only make the whole world blind.” This quote was one of Gandhi’s spectacular quotes. This quote in particular was used to say how violence and revenge would be the bane of humanity. Civil disobedience is when a person or people refuse to comply with certain laws or to politically protest peacefully. Civil disobedience is a more effective way of getting laws changed then violence and terrorism. One reason why this is such is because of who civil disobedience makes your opponent look bad. A second reason why civil disobedience is effective is how it gets results and very rarely is the law not changed or your objectives completed. A final reason on how civil disobedience is effective is how your side doesn’t use violence. A reason why civil disobedience is an effective way of gettings laws changed is because it makes the opponent look bad. An example of this is how in 1919, one...
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...093-0670-530 Acknowledgement I would like to express deep appreciation and thanks to all the students of North South University who helped me by sparing their valuable time and participating in the questionnaires of the survey allowing me to complete my research within the specified deadline. I would also like to thank my course instructor, Mr Abdus Selim for his valuable guidance, support, instructions and all out cooperation in writing the research paper. Abstract This research paper is on the topic “Bachelorhood vs. Marriage”. Marriage has been a usual norm through centuries. It is a bonding that binds a man and a woman towards a new relationship with the aim of sharing responsibilities, happiness and sorrows till the day they die. It has been a normal phenomenon in the society which recently has been faced by some changes from the new generation. On the other hand, bachelorhood is a state where a man/woman is not married or not in a pair bond. It includes men/women who lives independently, outside of their parents’ home and other institutional settings who are not engaged in a bond of marriage. Through this research, I wanted to find out whether the upcoming generation is in for marriage or in favour of staying single throughout their whole life. My hypothesis was staying bachelor rather than getting involved in matrimonial relationship will eliminate many societal problems like divorce, frustration, suicide etc. However, I also expected to find out what a matrimonial...
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... Graduate School: The Road to Success Tim Foster HCS 504 February 22, 2013 Tonya Taylor-Briggs Graduate School: The Road To Success 2 Graduate School: The Road to Success As a boy, I remember my father giving me all manner of advice. Of the many sapient things he told me, the phrase that stuck in my mind the most is "If it isn't hard, it probably isn't worth doing." When I were graduated from my college in 2003, I was not sure if I wanted to continue my education. This year, I decided to go ahead and take a chance on something challenging. One should never go into something as arduous as graduate education without a roadmap for success. After much consideration, I have plotted out my plan to be successful in graduate school. Goals Goals are the foundational element of any worthy undertaking. If I signed up for something as rewarding and challenging as graduate school, but did not have a clear direction of where I wanted to take it, I would have nothing specific to strive for. Setting personal goals helps me stay the course, and validates completing the task for more than just completion's sake. In true organized fashion, I have set short-term goals to go with my long-term goal. ...
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