...Matematik aflevering 7 Opgave 7: To funktioner: fx=x2-7x+16 og gx=x+1 a. For at finde f(8) sætter jeg 8 ind på x’s plads i funktionen f(x): f8=82-7⋅8+16 f8=24 b. For at bestemme parablens toppunkt, skal jeg udregne diskriminanten d først: D=b2-4⋅a⋅c Ud fra formlen ved jeg, at a=1, b=-7 og c=16. D=-72-4⋅1⋅16 =-15 For at bestemme parablens toppunkt, benytter jeg følgende formel: x=-b2∙a y=-D4⋅a x=-(-7)2⋅1=3,5 y=-(-15)4⋅1=3,75 Dermed bliver parablens toppunkt (3,5;3,75) c. For at løse ligningen f(x)=g(x) bruger CAS solve med hensyn til x. fx=x2-7x+16 og gx=x+1 solve(x2-7x+16 =x+1, x)=x=3 eller x=5 Opgave 8: a. fx=b⋅xa Da jeg kan se, at dette er en potens funktion, kan jeg ud fra tabellen data bestemme a og b ved hjælp af CAS potens regression. b=185,897 a=1,06023 Funktionen ser derfor således ud: fx=185,897⋅x1,06023 b. For at bestemme kondiløberens tid på en maraton, som er 42,195 km, sætter jeg 42,195 km ind på x’s plads. fx=185,897⋅x1,06023 fx=185,897⋅42,1951,06023 fx=9827, 04 sekunder Det tager kondiløberen 9827,04 sekunder at løbe en maraton på 42,195 km. Opgave 9: SKITSE a. Jeg bruger sinusrelationerne til at bestemme ∠A: sincc=asina sincc⋅a=sina sin(90)7⋅5=45, 58 ∠A=45,58 b. Vi kender Arealet (T=25) og højden (h=5), og vi kan derfor bruge formlen for Arealet af en trekant. Jeg bruger CAS solve til at beregne g. T=12⋅h⋅g...
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...My Biography Hello everybody, my name is Joe Cretesio; I was born and raised in the Philippines, finished and completed my courses in Bachelor Science in Marine Transportation, and Marine Engineering – Electronic Engineering with a professional License under Philippine Regulation Commission and International Norwegian classification society. I was able to pass the Third Mate Licensure board examination and holding the international “Third Mate License”. I migrated here in the United States on July 1989 and worked several companies and fast food chain like Taco Bell, while also pursuing another educational career of Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. Some of the companies I have worked before include Toyota Logistics Services in Fremont, California, ASYST Technologies, Fremont, California, and KLA-TENCOR Corporation in Silicon Valley San Francisco, California, where I worked as a Test Engineer and promoted as a Field Service Engineer. I had been travelling all over the world like in Asia Japan from Tokyo to Kyoto, Taiwan from Taipei to Kaohsiung, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, South Korea, while in Europe I’ve been in Germany, France, Italy and across United States. After eight years of loyalty, dedication and hardworking to the company, I got laid off on August of 2008. At same time got divorce I got two kids with me and we decided to move here in Minnesota to find a better opportunity and start a new life fortunately, the very first month I...
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...Summary Themes Characters Analysis More ▻ Typhoon Summary Summary (Comprehensive Guide to Short Stories, Critical Edition) print Print document PDF list Cite link Link The protagonist of Joseph Conrad’s narrative of a typhoon in the China Seas is Captain Tom MacWhirr. Recommended by the builders of the Nan-Shan to Sigg and Sons, who want a competent and dependable master for their vessel, MacWhirr is gruff, empirical, without imagination. Although his reputation as a mariner is impeccable, his manner does not inspire confidence; yet, when he is first shown around the Nan-Shan by the builders, he immediately notes that its locks are poorly made. Young Mr. Jukes, MacWhirr’s first mate, full of himself, curious about others, always rushing off to meet trouble before it comes, is satiric concerning MacWhirr’s limitations, especially his literal-mindedness, his inability to communicate with others in ordinary terms, and his taciturnity. For his part, MacWhirr is amazed at Jukes’s capacity for small talk and his use of metaphorical language, for MacWhirr himself notes only the facts by which he lives. However, he is astute enough to respect in others the ability to perform their tasks ably. Having just enough imagination to carry him through each day, tranquilly certain of his competence—although it has never been fully tested—MacWhirr communicates the essential details of his voyages to his wife and children in monthly letters that they read perfunctorily. These same letters...
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...tōtara. Although the wedge is small, by it the tōtara tree will be shattered. Every little thing can make a difference. Page 9: 1. Change picture 2. Add... “Anei tātou nā ko te po; ana tātou nā he rā ki tua” Here we are in the night, and the day is yet to come. Page 10: 1. Add... He rau ringa e oti ai. With many hands the work will be done. Page 11: 1. Add... Ruia taitea, ruia taitea, kia tū ko taikaha anake. Cast away the sap but let the heart remain. Be a steadfast supportment. 2. Change picture Page 12: 1. Change picture Page 13: 1. Add... Takata te mōhio, takata te pai, he whakataukī i mua. Knowledge is a good thing. Page 14: 1. Add... Ka hūpeke te ringa, ka ora, ka toro ka mate. Where there is life there is hope. Page 15: 1. Add......
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...Verse1 You can the peanut butter to my jelly You can be the butterflies I feel in my belly You can be the captain I can be your first mate You can be the chills that I feel on our first date You can be the hero I can be your side kick You can be the tear That I cry if we ever split You can be the rain from the cloud when it's stormin Or u can be the sun when it shines in the mornin' B sec Don't know if I could ever be W/out u cause boy u complete me And in time I know that we'll both see That we're all we need Chorus Cause you're the apple to my pie You're the straw to my berry You're the smoke to my high And you're the one I wanna marry Cause you're the one for me (for me) And I'm the one for you (for u) U take the both of (of us) And we're the perfect two We're the perfect two We're the perfect two Baby me and you We're the perfect two Verse2 You can be the prince and I can be your princess You can be the sweet tooth I can be the dentist You can be the shoes and I can be the laces You can be the heart that I spill on the pages You can be the vodka and I can be the chaser You can be the pencil and I can be the paper You can be as cold as the winter weather But I don't care as long as were together Don't know if I could ever be W/out u cause boy u complete me And in time I know that we'll both see That we're all we need Cause your the apple to my pie You're the straw to my berry You're the smoke to my high ...
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...What types of waste (muda) are in the current production process of the cell and how does Jake and Dan's new cell design eliminate them? Muda was identified in several areas. In the transportation step there was muda identified with the operators using excessive time transporting the carts from station to station, and back again to perform specific steps. With the inventory, there were many batches left idle that were not completed within the shift. There was no system of organization for the tools and as a result many tools were missing. There were many shared resources, so a great deal of muda was identified with the workers simply waiting for a machine. Also there was a considerable amount of time wasted due to reworks with workers installing various parts of the motor was put together incorrectly. If you were the instructor who needed to give a grade to Jake and Dan, what grade would you give them and why? I would give them a C. They did well in their observation of the other cell, however they did not bother gaining insight into the PSEM cell before they started changing the layout of the workstations and operating procedutes. a. What did they do well? They observed the process well, identifying muda in various areas and came up with a time and money saving process. b. What did they do poorly? They did poorly in their attempt to communicate with the individual workers. Instead of talking to the workers to get their input on the process, they simply observed...
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...Manuel A. Lopez Rodriguez Kelly Ellis ENGL 1301 July 26 2015 Best mate Deandre Shakur Smith that is the name of one my best and closest friend and a name that I will always remember no matter what for years to come. People say that friendships are important and the people that you hang out with determine what you accomplish in your life. Through out life many people come and go,many of them have an impact on you be it big or small, but sometimes its the people that you least expect; that have the biggest effect on you and your life. When I first met Deandre, it was a hot and sunny afternoon, I had just gotten out of my algebra class running with all my strength to the tennis courts. When I finally got to the tennis courts , I noticed that nobody was is in sight. Quickly thinking that everybody was probably inside the office waiting for the coach. I shrugged it off, and started to hit with the wall. Suddenly out of the corner of my eye I see someone walking towards the tennis courts that I had never seen before. He was wearing baggy jeans, a hoody and tennis shoes. I paid no attention to it but as he got closer I saw that he was of colored skin, immediately I started to hope that he wasn't just coming to smoke weed in the tennis courts. To my suprise he was acually a fellow tennis player who joined the class and was asking if I knew where the coach was. As I answered his questions, little did I know that the guy I confused for being a stereotypical negro...
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...Analysis II Solutions: June 2010 April 2013 Question 1. a) (i) (ii) The sequence an converges to a if for any 1 1 > 0 there exists an N such that |xn − a| < for n ≥ N (3n + 22n ) n = (3n + 4n ) n → max {3, 4} = 4 by a standard result. 4n2 2n +2n3 4n 8n4 2n +n3 4n = 1 4 ( n )( 1 )n +2 2 8n( 1 )n +1 2 1 4 → 2 by the product, sum and quotient rule. 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 (iii) (5n3 +6n4 ) n = 6 n n n ( 6n +1) n and limn→∞ 6 n n n = limn→∞ 6 n (n n ×n n ×n n ×n n ) = 1 and limn→∞ ( 6n +1) n = 1 1 4 1 7 and hence limn→∞ 5 n n n ( 5n + 1) n = 1 by the product rule. b) A sequence an eventually has some property if ∃N such that aN +n has this property ∀n > 0. b Assume bn → b and choose = 2 then ∃N such that for n > N , |bn − b| < b 2 then 3b b < bn < 2 2 2 b2 b so eventually bn > 2 . If b > 0 then eventually > 1 bbn so 2 |bn − b| 1 1 |bn − b| > = | − | > 0. b2 |bbn | bn b Hence by the sandwich theorem an a bn → b . c) 1 bn → 1 b and then if we let an → a then by the product rule an × 1 bn →a× 1 b and hence n+1 Ratio Lemma: If | aan | ≤ l where 0 ≤ l < 1 then an → 0. n+1 Want to prove that if | aan | ≤ l where 0 ≤ l < 1 then 0 < an+1 < ln a1 We will use proof by induction. First for n = 1, |a2 | ≤ l|a1 | which is true by the assumption on the sequence. Now assume that 0 ≤ |an+1 | ≤ ln |a1 |. Then for the induction step since |an+2 | < l|an+1 | then |an+2 | ≤ ln+1 |an+1 |. So since 0 ≤ l < 1, ln → 0 and then...
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...30/10/2013 Cyclermate - Term Papers - Blackcat911 « Study and create flashcards for free at Cram.com Sign In | Sign Up Essays Book Notes AP Notes Citation Generator More Search essays Home » Business & Economy » Marketing & Advertising Cyclermate By blackcat911, november 2012 | 14 Pages (3473 Words) | 122 Views| | | Sign Up to access full essay This is a Premium essay for upgraded members Cyclermate Ltd. Part 1 Historical background In 1988, Lewis Llewellyn and Dai Armstrong were made redundant as a result of the closure of their town’s steel works in south Wales. Both had been employed by the firm for more than 20 years. Lewis had worked his way up from apprentice to be chief mill engineer, and Dai had progressed from “office boy” to a senior marketing post. The men belonged to the local cycle touring club, and through this had become close friends. As the prospects for continued local employment were poor, they decided to use their savings to set up a bicycle manufacturing business – an obvious choice, given their shared interest, and combined expertise. The product they selected was a “traditional” upright cycle, following a design typical of the 1940’s and 1950’s. They believed that there would be a strong “niche” market for such a product, given the upsurge in interest in cycling, and increasing consumer interest in “retro” styles. Working in Lewis’s garage, they built their first prototype. Dai persuaded a local cycle shop to...
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...MARKETING RESEARCH TERM PAPER PROJECT Overview Throughout the semester you will be working in research teams of three to four students each. Your role is that of a marketing research (MR) supplier or research consultant who works for a client organization requiring research information to help make marketing decisions. Each team will prepare a written MR report based on survey research—gathering information from a sample of people from a target population using a questionnaire. Each research team will plan the research design, conduct the fieldwork, analyze the data, and write a research report. This project is designed to provide a major "hands-on" experience since MR is best learned by doing. It will enable you to apply the concepts covered in the textbook and in class and to integrate the inter-related series of steps in the MR process. Research Problem/Opportunity In every presidential election since 1964, young voters between the ages of 18 through 24 have consistently voted at lower rates than all other age groups, although young-adult voting rates have fluctuated from one election to another. Overall, America’s youngest voters have moved towards less engagement over time, as 18- through 24-year-olds’ voting rates dropped from 50.9percent in 1964 to 38.0 percent in 2012 (see Fig. 1). Voting rates have also historically varied according to gender. In every presidential election since 1996, women have voted at higher rates than...
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...D1 Introduction: In this report I’m going to talk about the cost vs. benefits, talking about the promotional mix and stating improvements needed to be done. I’m going to be evaluating the effectiveness of my campaign. Costs versus Benefits: The cost for advertising is huge, you have to dish out a few thousands too book you allocated time slot, on top of that you have to pay for how long you want the advert to stay. The price varies for different types of adverts, for example if you want a billboard advert you have to pay for the length of the ad, however for T.V (Which is the highest paying promotion) you have to pay considerably more compared to the billboard. The benefit is huge if you advertising is to the correct target audience, it would have been viewed by millions at home meaning Apple has earn a considerable amount of potential customers. The cost for Sales promotion isn’t too risky if the product you’ve chosen is backed up by good branding and has a very high demand. It shouldn’t cost too much if the product your promoting isn’t losing you profit. The benefit is you’ll attract more customers with your catchy deal as well as earn a loyal customer. The cost for (PR) Public Relations is none; PR is free method of promotion which requires no initial cost. It’s used to get together with customers as well as increase your brand identity. The benefit is your PR stunt will be remembered by customers, and shows your business cares. The cost for direct selling is...
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...DIAGNOSING MARKETING FAILURE OF KELLOG’S BREAKFAST MATES USING FOUR “A” FRAMEWORK COURSE TITLE: MARKETING MANAGEMENT COURSE CODE: GR 523–1DA SUBMITTED TO DR. RAJ SISODIA, PROFESSOR OF MARKETING SUBMITTED BY KHALED MAHMUD MCCALLUM GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS BENTLEY UNIVERSITY MARCH 18, 2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. KELLOGG’S AS A COMPANY: ............................................................................................................ 1 2. BACKGROUND OF KELLOGG’S BREAKFAST MATES: ...................................................................... 1 3. KELLOGG’S BREAKFAST MATES’ OFFERING: ................................................................................. 1 4. TARGET MARKET: ........................................................................................................................... 1 5. POSITIONING: ................................................................................................................................... 1 6. FAILURE OF BREAKFAST MATES: ...............................................................................
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...My Perfect Mate My perfect mate would be a girl that has the same interests as me. She would be into watching movies, athletics, and trying to help out others. The girl I would want would probably be much different than any that my parents would chose for me. My parents would want me to be with a girl that is educated, well off financially, and friendly. I don’t think I would let my parents chose a girl for me though, since that would be the girl that they would want, not the one that I am looking for. She’d be a brunette or blonde girl around the same age as me. She would be into the same things as me, like hiking, watching movies, mountain biking, and playing games. My perfect mate would be somewhat educated, so I wouldn’t have to making all the money for our household. I would want a girl that is athletic, so that she would work out with me, like taking morning jogs and walks. I would prefer her to be pretty. Also, I would want to do hobbies with her like hiking, biking, basketball, and other things. My perfect mate according to my parents would be much different than mine. They would want me to find a girl who is educated, well mannered, and friendly. They would probably prefer that I would marry an Indian, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but I wouldn’t want to have girls narrowed down by race. But they wouldn’t mind if I did marry a girl of another race. They would want me to marry someone who is well off financially. Also, they’d want me to find a girl with...
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