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Aluminum wire 1 inch in diameter, 1000 m in length is used to pull a cable of a mountain If the weight of the unloaded cable car is 1 ton, and there are 6 people in the car, and each weighs an average of 150 pounds per calculate the stress in pounds per square inch, b calculate the deformation of the wire when it starts to lift the cable car, c calculate the change in the cable length to determine the variation of the wire diameter of the Poisson's ratio is 0 31 Al sure to indicate the correct positive sign for the increase, negative for the state to reduce your assumptions EAL 10 x 106 psi pounds per square inch touch be careful with the units.
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Chapter 15 Exercises no credit due 11 59pm Friday, May 16, 2014, you will not receive credit for the items you are finished after the assignment is due Classification Policy fluid pressure in a U-tube A U-tube is filled water, and both arms are capped tube is cylindrical and right arm two times the radius of the left arm caps have negligible mass, are waterproof, and can slide freely up and down lower tube piece AA depth of one inch of sand is spread on the cap on each arm will be displayed after the plugs have moved if necessary to restore the balance is the upper right plug, less than or the same height as the cap left you do not have open notes for this part ANSWER part B this after you complete part C of the previous question this question will be displayed after completing part D the previous question This question will be displayed after completing the pressure of the previous question in the ocean pressure to 10 under the ocean surface is about 2 00 105 Part A high st lower the same height m Pa Which the following is true, you did not open notes for this part ANSWER part B now consider the pressure 20 in the ocean surface Which of the following is true, you do not have notes for this open ANSWER part related pressure and height in a container learning goal to understand the calculation of the relative height law and pressure in a vessel the weight of a column of sea water 1 10 and high cross-section is of about 2 00 105 the weight of a seawater column 1 in cross section and 10 high, plus the weight of an air column with the same cross-section extending to the top of the atmosphere of about 2 00 105 1 weight seawater 10 below the sea surface is approximately 2 00 105 the sea water density is about 2 00 105 times the density of air at sea level m2 m2 m N m N m N m m 3 pressure is twice that at a depth of 10 the pressure is the same as that at a depth 10 pressure is equal to that ad epth 10 plus the weight with a cross-sectional area of a seawater column 10 higher than the pressure is equal to the mass by a cross sectional surface of a seawater column 20 high mmm m2 m m m2 in this problem, it will pull the pressure act on the height into a container by the analysis of a particular system uniform cross-sectional area of the container is filled with uniform density liquid Consider a horizontal thin layer the thickness of liquid to a height as measured from the container bottom of the pressure ex ercée up on the bottom of the layer is and the pressure down on the upper part Suppose throughout the problem that the system is in equilibrium the container has not been recently shaken or moved, etc. Party What is the magnitude of the force exerted upward on the bottom of the liquid You did not open notes for this part ANSWER Part B What is the magnitude of the force exerted downwards on the upper A liquid ypp dy dp FUP FUP Fdown You do not open hi nts for this part rESPONSE part C What is the weight of the liquid thin film Express your answer in terms of the amounts indicated in the introduction of the problem and the magnitude acceleration due to gravity You did not open notes for this part part D ANSWER Since the liquid is in equilibrium, the net force on the thin liquid layer is equal to zero the full force equation for the sum of the vertical forces acting on the liquid layer described in the introduction to problem Express your answer in terms of the amounts appearing in the issue of introduction and take upward forces being positive and you did not open notes for this part RESPONSE Fdown wlayer g wlayer Part E this will be displayed after completing Part F of the previous question this will be displayed once you answer the above question is a submerged ball a ground ball and the volume is lowered on a string into a fluid density is assumed that the object will sink to the bottom if it was not supported by the Party chain have Fy, Mo i f V How the tension in the string when the ball is completely submerged, but not touching the bottom, as shown in Figure Express your answer in terms of all or part of quantity data and the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity You did 'have no advice for this open RESPONSE part Archimedes principle learning objective understand the principle Archimedes Archimedes principle applications is a powerful tool for solving many problems c oncerning balance in fluids It reads as follows When a body is partially or wholly immersed in a fluid is a liquid or a gas, the fluid exerts an upward force on the body equals the weight of fluid displaced by the body because of the force of Archimedes up often called the buoyant force, some objects can float in a fluid, and all seem to weigh less This is the familiar buoyancy quantitatively the dynamic force is that where is strength, is the fluid density, is the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity, and the volume of fluid displaced in this problem, you will be asked several qualitative questions that should help you develop an idea Archimedes principle an object is placed in a fluid and then released is assumed that the object is float stabilizing the surface so that the object is partly above and partly below the surface of the fluid or well at the bottom Note that for the parties to D, you should assume that the object is set to balance the party consider the following statement magnitude of force carrier is equal to the weight the fluid displaced by the object under what circumstances this statement true T g T Fbuoyant fluidgV Fbuoyant fluid V g You did not open notes for this part ANSWER part B Consider the following statement magnitude of buoyancy force is equal to the weight of the amount of liquid that has the same total as the object in what circumstances this statement true you do not have open notes for t his part answer part C Consider the following statement the extent of buoyant force equals the weight of the object under what circumstances this statement is true for every object partly or completely immersed in one fluid to an object that flott e only for an object that flows without object immersed in a fluid to an object that is partially immersed in a fluid only for a floating object to a completely submerged in an object without fluid object partly or completely immersed in a fluid Can the not have notes open for this part rESPONSE part D Consider the following statement magnitude of buoyancy force is less than the weight of the object in what circumstances this statement is true answer now, apply what you know to situations more part E complex an object is floating balanced on the surface of a liquid the object is then removed and placed in another container filled with a denser liquid How about to watch you do not open tips for t ANSWER his hand for each object or partially immersed completely in a fluid to an object that floats only to an object that runs its ns object immersed in a fluid for each object partially or completely immersed in a fluid to an object that floats to a sink object for any object immersed in a fluid portion F is an object floating in balance on the surface of a liquid under is then removed and placed in another container filled with a less dense liquid What would you observe you advice not open for this part RESPONSE part G Two objects, T and B have the same size and shape and have uniform density were carefully placed in a container filled with a liquid both objects float in balance t be immersed Less than object B, floating, fully submerged, closer to the bottom of the container which statement true ANSWER subject would flow all the way to the bottom of the object would float immersed more deeply than in the first container fi the object would float less deeply submerged that in the first vessel more than one of these results is possible The object would flow all the way to the bottom of the object would float immersed more deeply than in the first vessel The object would float submerged less deeply than in the first vessel more one of these results is possible object T has a greater density than the object B object B has a greater density than the object T the two objects have the same conceptual question buoyancy force density rectangular wood block weight fleet with exactly half of its volume below the water line part A what is the dynamic force acting on the block you have not opened notes for this part ANSWER part BW dynamic force can not be determined 2W W 1 W 2 the density of water is January 00 What is the block of density you do not have notes open for this part RESPONSE part C this will be displayed after t Ermine of the previous Part D this question matter will be presented a fter you complete Part E of the previous question This question will be displayed once you answer the previous question sg cm3 February 00 from 1 to 00 February 00 January 00 0 50 to 1 00 0 50 the density can be determined cm3 g g g cm 3 cm3 g cm3 g cm3 blood flow velocity conceptual question arteriosclerotic plaques form on the inner walls of the arteries can reduce the effective cross-sectional area of an artery even small changes in the effective area of an artery may lead to very significant changes in the blood pressure in the artery and, optionally, to the collapse of the blood vessel Imagine a healthy artery, with a flow rate of blood mass and per unit volume kinetic energy per unit of blood volume is given by Let the plate decreased to an artery u No fifth of its normal cross section blocking 80 Part A compared to normal blood flow velocity which is the velocity of the blood that passes through this block you have not opened notes for this part ANSWER Part B this question wi ll is displayed after answering the previous section C v0 question 0 14 ms 1050 kg m3 K0 February 1 V20 v0 80v0 20v0 5V0 v0 5 This will be displayed after completing previous question for parts DF imagine that the plate has increased to 90 blocking part D This will be displayed after completing part E of the previous question This question will be displayed after completing part F of the previous question This question will be displayed once you answer the previous question is Playing with a pipe water two children, Isabella and Ferdinand, playing with a water hose on a sunny summer day Isabella holds the tube in hand 1 0 meters above the ground and tried to spray Ferdinand, who stands 10 meters 0 Isabella Party Will be able to spray Ferdinand if water is flowing in the pipe at a constant speed of 3 to 5 meters per second Suppose that the hose is pointed parallel to ground and take the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity for Sept. 81 meters per second, per seco nd you did not open notes for this part v0 g RESPONSE part B this will be displayed once you meet the question Tactics Box 15 previous 2 Find if an object floats or sinks learning practice purpose Box 15 Tactics 2 Find if a floating object or sinks If you hold an object under water, then release it, it can float on the surface, sink or remain suspended in the water, according to the density of the fluid is greater than, less than or equal to the average density of the object These conditions are summarized in this tactic Box Yes No f avg tactical BOX 15 2 Finding if an object floats or flows object floats object object sinks has a neutral buoyancy an object well if it weighs more than the liquid displaced, that is, if its average density is greater than the fluid density of an object floats on the surface if it weighs less than the fluid that it displaces, that is, if its average density is less than the density of the fluid is suspended a stationary object in the f LUID if it weighs exactly the same as the fluid displaced It has neutral buoyancy if its average density is equal to the density of the fluid Part a ice 0 0 has a density of 917 March 00 ice cube is gently released inside a small container filled with oil and is seen as a neutral buoyancy Express what is the density of the oil in your answer kilograms per cubic meter to three significant figures meet Part B once the bottom ice cube, which happens to liquid water it produces, you did not open this part Tips RESPONSE means f Avg.
Chapter 15 Exercises no credit due 11 59pm Friday, May 16, 2014, you will not receive credit for the items you are finished after the assignment is due Classification Policy fluid pressure in a U-tube A U-tube is filled water, and both arms are capped tube is cylindrical and right arm two times the radius of the left arm caps have negligible mass, are waterproof, and can slide freely up and down lower tube piece AA depth of one inch of sand is spread on the cap on each arm will be displayed after the plugs have moved if necessary to restore the balance is the upper right plug, less than or the same height as the cap left you do not have open notes for this part ANSWER part B this after you complete part C of the previous question this question will be displayed after completing part D the previous question This question will be displayed after completing the pressure of the previous question in the ocean pressure to 10 under the ocean surface is about 2 00 105 Part A high st lower the same height m Pa Which the following is true, you did not open notes for this part ANSWER part B now consider the pressure 20 in the ocean surface Which of the following is true, you do not have notes for this open ANSWER part related pressure and height in a container learning goal to understand the calculation of the relative height law and pressure in a vessel the weight of a column of sea water 1 10 and high cross-section is of about 2 00 105 the weight of a seawater column 1 in cross section and 10 high, plus the weight of an air column with the same cross-section extending to the top of the atmosphere of about 2 00 105 1 weight seawater 10 below the sea surface is approximately 2 00 105 the sea water density is about 2 00 105 times the density of air at sea level m2 m2 m N m N m N m m 3 pressure is twice that at a depth of 10 the pressure is the same as that at a depth 10 pressure is equal to that ad epth 10 plus the weight with a cross-sectional area of a seawater column 10 higher than the pressure is equal to the mass by a cross sectional surface of a seawater column 20 high mmm m2 m m m2 in this problem, it will pull the pressure act on the height into a container by the analysis of a particular system uniform cross-sectional area of the container is filled with uniform density liquid Consider a horizontal thin layer the thickness of liquid to a height as measured from the container bottom of the pressure ex ercée up on the bottom of the layer is and the pressure down on the upper part Suppose throughout the problem that the system is in equilibrium the container has not been recently shaken or moved, etc. Party What is the magnitude of the force exerted upward on the bottom of the liquid You did not open notes for this part ANSWER Part B What is the magnitude of the force exerted downwards on the upper A liquid ypp dy dp FUP FUP Fdown You do not open hi nts for this part rESPONSE part C What is the weight of the liquid thin film Express your answer in terms of the amounts indicated in the introduction of the problem and the magnitude acceleration due to gravity You did not open notes for this part part D ANSWER Since the liquid is in equilibrium, the net force on the thin liquid layer is equal to zero the full force equation for the sum of the vertical forces acting on the liquid layer described in the introduction to problem Express your answer in terms of the amounts appearing in the issue of introduction and take upward forces being positive and you did not open notes for this part RESPONSE Fdown wlayer g wlayer Part E this will be displayed after completing Part F of the previous question this will be displayed once you answer the above question is a submerged ball a ground ball and the volume is lowered on a string into a fluid density is assumed that the object will sink to the bottom if it was not supported by the Party chain have Fy, Mo i f V How the tension in the string when the ball is completely submerged, but not touching the bottom, as shown in Figure Express your answer in terms of all or part of quantity data and the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity You did 'have no advice for this open RESPONSE part Archimedes principle learning objective understand the principle Archimedes Archimedes principle applications is a powerful tool for solving many problems c oncerning balance in fluids It reads as follows When a body is partially or wholly immersed in a fluid is a liquid or a gas, the fluid exerts an upward force on the body equals the weight of fluid displaced by the body because of the force of Archimedes up often called the buoyant force, some objects can float in a fluid, and all seem to weigh less This is the familiar buoyancy quantitatively the dynamic force is that where is strength, is the fluid density, is the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity, and the volume of fluid displaced in this problem, you will be asked several qualitative questions that should help you develop an idea Archimedes principle an object is placed in a fluid and then released is assumed that the object is float stabilizing the surface so that the object is partly above and partly below the surface of the fluid or well at the bottom Note that for the parties to D, you should assume that the object is set to balance the party consider the following statement magnitude of force carrier is equal to the weight the fluid displaced by the object under what circumstances this statement true T g T Fbuoyant fluidgV Fbuoyant fluid V g You did not open notes for this part ANSWER part B Consider the following statement magnitude of buoyancy force is equal to the weight of the amount of liquid that has the same total as the object in what circumstances this statement true you do not have open notes for t his part answer part C Consider the following statement the extent of buoyant force equals the weight of the object under what circumstances this statement is true for every object partly or completely immersed in one fluid to an object that flott e only for an object that flows without object immersed in a fluid to an object that is partially immersed in a fluid only for a floating object to a completely submerged in an object without fluid object partly or completely immersed in a fluid Can the not have notes open for this part rESPONSE part D Consider the following statement magnitude of buoyancy force is less than the weight of the object in what circumstances this statement is true answer now, apply what you know to situations more part E complex an object is floating balanced on the surface of a liquid the object is then removed and placed in another container filled with a denser liquid How about to watch you do not open tips for t ANSWER his hand for each object or partially immersed completely in a fluid to an object that floats only to an object that runs its ns object immersed in a fluid for each object partially or completely immersed in a fluid to an object that floats to a sink object for any object immersed in a fluid portion F is an object floating in balance on the surface of a liquid under is then removed and placed in another container filled with a less dense liquid What would you observe you advice not open for this part RESPONSE part G Two objects, T and B have the same size and shape and have uniform density were carefully placed in a container filled with a liquid both objects float in balance t be immersed Less than object B, floating, fully submerged, closer to the bottom of the container which statement true ANSWER subject would flow all the way to the bottom of the object would float immersed more deeply than in the first container fi the object would float less deeply submerged that in the first vessel more than one of these results is possible The object would flow all the way to the bottom of the object would float immersed more deeply than in the first vessel The object would float submerged less deeply than in the first vessel more one of these results is possible object T has a greater density than the object B object B has a greater density than the object T the two objects have the same conceptual question buoyancy force density rectangular wood block weight fleet with exactly half of its volume below the water line part A what is the dynamic force acting on the block you have not opened notes for this part ANSWER part BW dynamic force can not be determined 2W W 1 W 2 the density of water is January 00 What is the block of density you do not have notes open for this part RESPONSE part C this will be displayed after t Ermine of the previous Part D this question matter will be presented a fter you complete Part E of the previous question This question will be displayed once you answer the previous question sg cm3 February 00 from 1 to 00 February 00 January 00 0 50 to 1 00 0 50 the density can be determined cm3 g g g cm 3 cm3 g cm3 g cm3 blood flow velocity conceptual question arteriosclerotic plaques form on the inner walls of the arteries can reduce the effective cross-sectional area of an artery even small changes in the effective area of an artery may lead to very significant changes in the blood pressure in the artery and, optionally, to the collapse of the blood vessel Imagine a healthy artery, with a flow rate of blood mass and per unit volume kinetic energy per unit of blood volume is given by Let the plate decreased to an artery u No fifth of its normal cross section blocking 80 Part A compared to normal blood flow velocity which is the velocity of the blood that passes through this block you have not opened notes for this part ANSWER Part B this question wi ll is displayed after answering the previous section C v0 question 0 14 ms 1050 kg m3 K0 February 1 V20 v0 80v0 20v0 5V0 v0 5 This will be displayed after completing previous question for parts DF imagine that the plate has increased to 90 blocking part D This will be displayed after completing part E of the previous question This question will be displayed after completing part F of the previous question This question will be displayed once you answer the previous question is Playing with a pipe water two children, Isabella and Ferdinand, playing with a water hose on a sunny summer day Isabella holds the tube in hand 1 0 meters above the ground and tried to spray Ferdinand, who stands 10 meters 0 Isabella Party Will be able to spray Ferdinand if water is flowing in the pipe at a constant speed of 3 to 5 meters per second Suppose that the hose is pointed parallel to ground and take the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity for Sept. 81 meters per second, per seco nd you did not open notes for this part v0 g RESPONSE part B this will be displayed once you meet the question Tactics Box 15 previous 2 Find if an object floats or sinks learning practice purpose Box 15 Tactics 2 Find if a floating object or sinks If you hold an object under water, then release it, it can float on the surface, sink or remain suspended in the water, according to the density of the fluid is greater than, less than or equal to the average density of the object These conditions are summarized in this tactic Box Yes No f avg tactical BOX 15 2 Finding if an object floats or flows object floats object object sinks has a neutral buoyancy an object well if it weighs more than the liquid displaced, that is, if its average density is greater than the fluid density of an object floats on the surface if it weighs less than the fluid that it displaces, that is, if its average density is less than the density of the fluid is suspended a stationary object in the f LUID if it weighs exactly the same as the fluid displaced It has neutral buoyancy if its average density is equal to the density of the fluid Part a ice 0 0 has a density of 917 March 00 ice cube is gently released inside a small container filled with oil and is seen as a neutral buoyancy Express what is the density of the oil in your answer kilograms per cubic meter to three significant figures meet Part B once the bottom ice cube, which happens to liquid water it produces, you did not open this part Tips RESPONSE means f Avg.
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English Professor Nielsen 1 test subject and guidelines Background You are agency director nonprofit fundraising, and your goal is to convince a wealthy individual to make a substantial donation to your cause Choose from one of the following projects from the social problems of below 1 during reading project jail reducing incarceration rates and in the number of birth control US defense 2 and access to support education birth control and the distribution of free products in the defense of the United States or internationally 3 LGBT education funding, campaigns and lobbying for the rights of LGBT equality in the United States 4 Support education funding and scholarships for schools and individuals populations less favored 5 Welfare and protection of migrant Creating a safe housing, food and refugee education 6 Something else related to social justice and see me if you have your own animal welfare project idea, women's rights of defense, housing, student loans and tuition Afforda bility, etc. Making a case for a donation of 2 million dollars to your cause by writing a funding application letter to potential donor This request is essentially a persuasive essay designed to convince your reader to support your cause is following a format proposed to organize your letter, as well as guidelines for your work I set the foundations Arrivals Tuesday, September 29 at the beginning of the class and Rough Draft Tuesday, October 6 at the start of the final Draft class Length Pgs 3-4 double-spaced in correct format, see the paper of the format template sample at the end of this document for the format of the font Times New Roman, 12pt margin 1 inch all around the Show format example at the end of this document for more information formatting You must submit this size Check the example on page five of this document editing carefully Make sure you use the scoring guide to avoid events in particular the five major errors on your review Read the project several times, we will work together to review in class, b ut you will also need to revise free visit the learning center if you need additional support II Organization and content sample Overview Use Follows an organized format for your test the best way to ensure a strong organization is to develop a plan for the content of your essay, using the outline, consolidation or other graphical representation of your ideas key potential format follows method Sample letter arranging your financing At the opening paragraph 1 Start by q ome short striking details to provide initial background to your made of letters, numbers, a brief description of one aspect of the problem-something fascinating 2 End the paragraph with a statement announcing briefly introduces your organization without even entering in the details about your state of mission that you ask for a donation and that your letter will describe the need for the donation your thesis B body of the letter the problem Make a stronger case for your organization problem trying to answer for escribing several aspects of it, using examples and details and quotes from relevant class readings make sure to properly quote the C body of the letter that your organization will describe some action points your group will take and how you spend donor funds to address aspects of the problem that you have described Chois issez three to five during specific action does not make these two important they should be manageable D and practice your Summary and Conclusion Asking for money 1 briefly restate the problem and the objectives of your organization using a new language when possible 2 Connect the funds you need for your organization's goals 3 Make your request 4 fine silver with a final compelling statement of why the donor must give III strategies and guidelines 1 Use the writing process steps to help you in your letter 2 Use the proofreading guide to help you edit and learning Center on campus to support 5 City all author citation and page number C reate a works page listed at the end of your essay to discuss the works you see the MLA guide students tests and examples in your manual inch ur examples and step by step assistance MLA You can also take a guide to writing center on campus and ask them additional support 6 This is not a research trial most basic information should come from the common knowledge, your own knowledge and past experiences, and readings from the class text, however, you can choose to include up to an additional source search if necessary, provided that it is a reliable source that you can quote correctly please visit OWL at Purdue University for a comprehensive guide to text MLA citation you also a chapter on MLA citation 7 Follow the correct test format for the font, spacing, margins, heading etc. SEE example in this document IV Formatting You must format the test in the following manner to receive the number of full credit page top right Use Insert and Pg Times New Roman 12 Pt Heading ft area with the 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of this class and see me if you think you have an exception when you reach the end of your paragraph, returning just hit and continue typing Do not skip lines between your paragraphs or on-indent your paragraphs; dash only five lines as marked on the rule Do not try to write less for your test by expanding the fonts, margins or spacing This section demonstrates a good length for an introduction you the following paragraph should begin here This is how including your essay should look like you can use this template to help you format your essay by saving on your desktop and keep the parameters you, of course, have two to three pages when finished, but this is what the first page would look roughly If you include a quote, make sure to cite the author and the page number and include a work cited page at the end of your essay.
MECET 423 Mechanics of Materials Chap 7 HW Chap 7 Set duties 1 Consider the beam shown in the image below Let F1 F2 2 kN and 3 kN is assumed that the points A, B and C are pin connections and cable connecting the points B and C consider the dimensions L1, L2, L3 and L4 to be 2 m, 4 m, 6 m and 10 m, respectively, the beam is made of HSS 152 X 51 X 6 4 Appendix A-9 and the side longest rectangle is vertical what is the maximum normal stress MPa units suffered by the beam 2 Consider the beam and loading shown below the beam has a total length of 12 feet and a uniformly distributed load w , 125 lb ft the cross section of the beam consists of a standard steel C6 channel X 13 which has a steel plate attached to its lower part determining the maximum normal stress in tension and compression is known by this beam due to the loading and MECET nt 423 describes Mechanics of Materials Chap 7 HW 3 Consider the cantilever beam shown in the image below the beam crosses al inearly varying load, with 50 lb ft w1 and W2 10 lb ft The beam must be made from the ASTM A36 structural steel and should be 8 feet in length Select the smaller steel pipes Schedule 40 Appendix a-12 standard that will ensure a safety factor of at least 3 beam 4 shown below was fabricated by combining two wooden planks in a T-section dimensions of these dimensions can be found in Appendix a-4 the beam 9 'overall size and length L1 3 ft is assumed that the beam is made from a timber that has an allowable bending stress of 1500 psi in both tension and compression What is the largest value of the force which can be applied MECET 423 Mechanics of materials Chap 7 HW 5 Image below shows a hydraulic cylinder which is used in a simple fitting operation As shown the cylinder is suspended above the work piece using a beam cantilevered rating of the right view that 'there is a beam on each side of cylinder You can assume that each will also be responsible for the roll beams must be cut from AISI 1040 HR steel plate which has a thickness of 0 to 750 in the proposed design includes h January 00, of the following dimensions units inches H 2 00 0 08 r, L1 8, and L2 18 evaluate the design by calculating the factor resulting from the safety with respect to the elasticity of the material to limit the location of the step if the total force generated by the cylinder is 1000 lb also indicate whether or not you assignor is predicted to occur can assume that the bending in the thickness direction of the beams is negligible 6 Consider the cantilever beam shown below the beam has a length of 4 feet and is made of a material whose design constraint, σd, is 10 000 psi It is to carry a load of 200 lbs applied to its end free the beam must be made in the form of a beam of constant intensity, wherein the maximum normal stress experienced at each cross-section is equal to the normal stress design to do so, the height is kept constant to 1 5, in while e e base varies depending on the position along the length of the beam determine the equation that describes the required length of the base depending on the position along the beam length for consistency, let the origin is located at point A and the positive x axis points to the right MECET 423 Mechanics of Materials Chap 7 HW 7 Consider the projection beam in the image below Supp dare that the 5 'and 3' L1 beam cross section is shown below the center line marks the horizontal centroid axis moment of inertia about this axis is about 0208 in4 due to the geometry of the cross section and the material, the beam has the maximum normal allowable stresses in tension and compression stress in the normal stress design is 24,000 psi while the normal stress design for the compression is 18 000 psi using this data determines the maximum force, F, which can be applied to the beam.
6 Elon Corporation manufactures parts for an aircraft company that uses a computer numerically controlled machining center numerical control to generate a specific piece which has a nominal target design 1275 inch with tolerances of 024 inches method CNC manufacturers of these parts has an average of 1281 inches and a standard deviation of 0008 inch determine the proportion of parts out of specification assume a normal distribution.
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Journal 2 Possible Points 40 Due __________________ Read Chapter 1 Crime So Monstrous face-to-face with modern slavery E Benjamin Skinner Callback type and print your paper in black ink do not submit your work in another Use color Arial or Times New Roman, 12 point margins Use 1 inch Double space your paper Number your pages Put in a hard copy of your paper at the start of the class does not send your work to me, if you follow the illness policy papers no two are alike If you are working with a friend on a mission, your answers must be different or you will both receive no credit for newspaper Write in your own words the answers to the questions below Put in your security assignment paper o it is due at midnight on the day he is due in class o If you are unable to submit your paper before the deadline, you will receive 0 points s on the sale o If you put in your paper to the wrong folder in the course assignment, you will receive a 20 deduction to your Yo u note should alert me immediately if you are able to submit your paper in the correct folder o If you have problems Safe Assign you have 3 days from the due date to alert me if you have problems with your submission Safe Assign Refer to the package I distributed in class on how to check if your work has been properly submitted after this period, if you fail to let me know that you will receive a 0 on your mission no late work is accepted unless you have an emergency documented that I approve Number your answers If you are unable to dial your answers, you will receive a deduction on your rating When I ask at least one paragraph on page 1 or page response o students who want a grade of a or B must write more or less required amount o Make sure that it is the length I require based on 1-inch margins o If you do not know how to set your numbers on the margin of 1 inch and computer Withdrawals your answers in more than 1 inch, and provide more than a paragraph, page, or page 1 to make the issue of appropriate length 9 You must include quotes Chapter 1 Questions wealth from the poor 1 Google E Benjamin Skinner include at least 7 features on this author this question is worth 2 points Example E Benjamin Skinner studied b 2 and so on How Benjamin Skinner defines slavery 3 Tell me about the HIV infection in Haiti 4 Describe what the slaves like Talk to 5 me 1999 case provide a few sentences in your own words This question is worth 2 points 6 What are the effects of colonial French in Haiti include at least one double-spaced page to answer this issue this question is worth 5 points 7 What happened to the sex slave Nicholas Kristof bought and paid 8 When Ben Skinner malaria, which brought him back to health 9 Discuss the impact of the trafficking of modern slaves in Haiti include at least two double-spaced pages you can include examples of the book This question is worth 15 points, you must include a cit ation with 9 Epilogue Read pages 294-295 to answer 10 Write to start a friend on page 294 10 According to Skinner, what are some things you can do to help relieve the slave trade in the world what will you do 11 what will you do to help alleviate the problem slavery in our world what will you do in your personal life Include organizations that work to help end slavery please provide at least 1 double-spaced page This question is worth 10 citation guidelines points Question 9 failure to provide citations will result in a grade of D or less summary, paraphrase and quote If you summarize the author of the work of writing the idea of the author in your own words include the number of page at the end of paragraph o Example summary would include a few sentences and at the end you must include the quotation like this Kevin Reilly, a professor at Raritan Valley College, discussed yada yada yada blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah 12 o If you do not mean the author na me in the sentence and briefly expose their work, it would look like Reilly 12 If you paraphrase in your own words the work of the author writing the idea of the author include the page number at the end of what you paraphrased o Example Your paraphrase Ben Skinner's work is usually a phrase and it would look like 32 o If you do not say the name of the author in the sentence and briefly expose their work, look like This Skinner 32 If you include a quote include the page number in parentheses to the end of the sentence o Example According to Skinner, your quote here 12 o If you do not say the name of the author in the sentence and explain briefly their work, it would look like Skinner 12 for more information on citations, go to.
Subject to write about a current event that is taking place or has taken place in the year What event How did he become politicized The event has developed or become different since politicize What are the different aspects or different arguments which side you agree with what we always talk event sources use three sources of online journals, newspaper articles, information sites nE nO USE WIKIPEDIA size 3-5 pages, double-spaced, Times New Roman, size 12, page numbers, no formal writing me, you, us, the Turabian notes, must have a thesis statement, 1-inch margins.
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Name the page Lab Time BIO 218 paper Experiment Section 20 General Layout 2 pts Margins should be 1 inch from the top, bottom, left, and right font should be 12 point Times New Roman or a similar font double-spaced pages numbered title is innumerable next page numbered in the bottom right corner with 2 followed by pages 3, 4 and 5 All sections must be included summary, introduction, methods, results, discussion and literature cited at least 3 double-spaced pages, but no more than five pages All scientific names must be formatted correctly by italicized and capitalizing the genus name and having the lowercase name of the species Bufo americanus title page should have a specific title the student's name, of course, the time of the laboratory section and date of project elements 18 pts total Summary 2 points o summarize the most important poi nts suggest using the present tense of the past Use a general conclusion that supports or refutes the hypothesis 3 points o Presentation context on the subject and species indicate the scientific name o Discuss possible tests of the hypothesis o Reads General assumptions of specific assumptions o States to be treated can discuss all null and alternative hypotheses Methods 2 points o Reports how the experiment was conducted and all materials used enough detail that others can use to repeat the o study discuss the type of data collected o s discuss how data should be analyzed in relation used to test hypotheses Results 3 points o Reports what happened in the experience o If the comparisons made, discuss how they were made o Use statistical and other significant report for statistical significance o Interpretation of the data, no data analysis o At least one original figure present and formatted figures correctly such as images and charts are numbered and have captions under o At least this table and properly formatted tables such as graphics are numbered and have above subtitle talking points o 3 presents the results of the experience of ties in the way the results correspond to the literature o Use past to discuss your results and the transition to this time to discuss the information published previously o states how the results supported or refuted the assumptions of original hypotheses are never proven o links in the results with great image in the subject of biology works cited 2 point 5 o quote by at least 2 articles published in refereed journals provided two articles published in refereed journals is on your own o References used in the text correctly o all references listed in this section are listed in alphabetical order by last name of the author and formatted correctly o All references cited in the literature cited section are cited in the text writing elements 3 pts grammar or spelling is printing and excellent quality without error 1 pt writing is clear and logically from throughout the paper 1 pt appropriate content in each section 1 pt additional Comments.
1 Laboratory 1 Introduction In this lab, you will examine two issues at the heart of computing Each of these experiences illustrates a basic computing concept You must perform each experiment taking notes and images you use to write your results you are expected to use a word processor to produce the laboratory graphical software should be used to draw your graphics and illustrations you can also include photos you've taken the equations must be written using the equation editor software in short, the laboratory should have a professional look and feel to it should be of publishable quality you report should be printed 8 5 x 11 inches and include a title page size will be discussed in class Each page should be numbered you can work in groups of 3 of this laboratory If you do this, you must include a j page ust after the title page and before the report which includes a list of the contributions of each member of the group has one issue you suppose s pie 10 feet from a wall and walk 5 feet to the wall and stop now walk 2 feet 5 to the wall and stop Continue each time walking the half the distance of your last walk toward the wall 1 Where are you after three walks 2 Where are you after 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 walks 3 Create a feature where n is the number of walking and fn is the distance from the wall 4 Graph this function 5 Using your modeling skills to find a model for this function 6 If you always walk, were you end it write a paragraph defend your position 7 If instead of walking up to half the previous walk, walk a third party who is starting to 9 feet from the wall and walk 3 feet and 1 foot and 1 3 a foot etc. Where you end up once again write a paragraph 8 Discuss your experience in connection with Zeno Paradox called Achilles and the tortoise 2 Question 2 here you will find the circumference and area of a circle approximating with polygons 1 Start by drawing a circle radius of 3 on a sheet of paper You must include your designs in the lab report You should be able to get two per page 2 Divide the circle into 3 equal parts 3 now connect adjacent points on the circumference to form three triangles as shown below, you need to find the area of the isosceles triangles and the length of the red lines basics 4 in a table to keep track of the following is the number of triangles b the sum of the lengths of bases this your approximation of the circumference Label this column, C c is the sum of the areas of triangles this is your approximation for the region of the circle Label this column d In a column split your approximation of the circumference by two r this value should be 6 since r is the radius of your circle is three label this column P1 e in a column split your approximation for the zone r2 or 9 Label this P2 column May 3 Repeat this procedure to No. 4 15 recording the results in columns 6 correct create the two functions described below SH You ould the graph for each of these functions separately a C n which associates n with the approximation corresponding to the circumference a n b n which associates the corresponding approximation of Zone 7 for both functions created in step 6 to find a model for each function 8 If we continue this experience let n grow without limit then what values are C and nigh a paragraph for each variable explaining your reasoning 9 then examine the P1 and P2 columns of your table Write a paragraph about what you if n is allowed to grow without limit.
Cultural diversity in health care CDIS 101-002 paper guidelines reflective of all, you must submit D2L DropBox a paragraph that outlines your potential on paper 16 February 2015 11 59pm In paragraph describes the group of people you send in your journal and why the purpose of the section is to ensure that your subject is appropriate for the paper your topic must be approved before you write your paragraph document will note FP your final document will be payable April 27, 2015 11 h 59 your document should be two to three pages in length points will be deducted if not this means that your paper should be at least two full pages long, but not more than three You should have a separate title page and less two full pages of text, it must be typed, double-spaced, 12 point font, 1 inch margins, each zone must be fully taken s account, and use APA for quotes and references to get an A on the paper, you must demonstrate that you have taken the time to fully meet each sector of the paper and you've thought carefully about every aspect papers should be free typographical, spelling and grammatical errors both your paragraph and the final paper must be submitted to the appropriate D2L drop box as a Microsoft word file no document will be accepted PDF Everyone must be submitted by 11 am on 59 points of the due date will be removed from the end sections and documents paragraphs late points will be removed from the end student paper quality will lose 2 points for every day the paper is late until 9 days after the documents date made or after 10 days of the due date will not be classified and earn a zero for paper the areas you should address in your paper and the points available for each paragraph appearance submitted in time 2 points 1 Describe the group of people to whom you write and the potential bias that you think you might have to describe precisely some of the prejudices you hold what are your beliefs about this particular group of people 2 points 2 Then you must explain why you think you hold this opinion what experiences, or lack thereof, have you had that may have led to this bias what influenced your beliefs, like your family, your colleagues, your church, your community, or is it the media a longstanding belief or fairly recent 2 points 3 Then describe how this bias could have a negative impact on health care meet what assumptions would lead you to the meeting how these assumptions affect the type of care you can provide 3 Points 4 Finally, you must use the Campinha-Bacote model to come up with a personal plan for how to solve this problem, you will receive a paper describing the model and we will review it and discuss it in class you should include and address all aspects of the model you need to precisely define every aspect of the model and describe specific strategies you will use for each as pect of the model to increase your ability to take care of the group of people against whom you now acknowledge bias 10 points 5 end in paragraph 2, point 6 final following the guidelines for the format, the length of the page, font, spelling etc 4points.
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