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(Solved): Which type of validity refers to the extent to which a study...

Which type of validity refers to the extent to which a study can be generalized to other settings and populations? a. Criterion validity b. External validity c. Internal validity d. Construct

(Solved): A personnel director is interested in studying the effects w...

A personnel director is interested in studying the effects which age, experience, and gender expression have on salary. Fifty employees are randomly selected and each employee's salary, age, experience, and gender expression are recorded. Employee Data Salary (S) Age (Years) Experience (Years) Gender Expression 49,816 38 19 Female 36,816 27 Non-Binary 43.119 22 Male 42,928 47 Female 52,506 51 17 Female 56.178 8 Male 47,984 29 10 Male 49.406 5 Male Prev The estimated regression equation is given by Salary = 33,224 + 255(Age) + 746(Experience) + 6,991 (Male) + 798(Female) where (male) is 1, if the employee's gender expression is male and 0, if the employee's gender expression is not male, and (female) is 1, if the employee's gender expression is female and 0, if the employee's gender expression is not female. Predict the salary of a male employee who is 31 years old with 8 years of experience. Round your answer to the nearest whole number.

(Solved): TAKE HOME PORTION SHOW ALL. YOUR WORK Write out the equation...

TAKE HOME PORTION SHOW ALL. YOUR WORK Write out the equations that you are using to solve the problems before you insert the values. Clearly indicate the axumptions you are making in solving the problems. Draw a schematic diagram, showing the system used in the analysis for both problems. Unless otherwise indicated, give answers to 3 significant figures. Problem I: (20 points) Steam enters an uninsulated sorele at

250\deg C,500LPa

, and a velocity of

2(m)/(s)

. The entrabce is circular with a diameter of 10 cm . The stcam exishit

23OC,400kPa

, with a velocity of

125(m)/(s)

. Determine the heat transfer rate during the process. Seperheated steam:

(Solved): How many valence electrons do the halogens possess? 6 7 1 2 ...

How many valence electrons do the halogens possess? 6 7 1 2 5

(Solved): Select TWO that apply. Which of the following need to be pre...

Select TWO that apply. Which of the following need to be present at HIGH concentrations in the stroma for the Calvin cycle to proceed? Protons (e., stromal pH is acidic) Glucose Reduced ferredoxin Magnesium ions

(Solved): P23.5 (part e, continued) solution will take over and matchi...

P23.5 (part e, continued) solution will take over and matching the two metrics at the surface requires that

m

(surface)

=M

, the star's gravitational mass. So we can think of

m(r)

as being the gravitational mass inside

r

, which will be the total mass minus some gravitational binding energy. f. The fastest way to find the condition on

A

turns out to be to use the energy conservation equation (which is implicit in the Einstein equation, as we have seen in previous chapters). Show that the

\mu =r

component of this equation implies that

(1)/(A)(dA)/(dr)=-(2)/(\rho +p)(dp)/(dr)

(Hint: Remember that the absolute gradient of the metric is zero. You will have to calculate one Christoffel symbol and argue that others are zero.) g. Use equations

23.6c,23.44c,23.47a

, and 23.48 to show that

(dp)/(dr)=-(\rho +p)/(r^(2))[(4\pi Gpr^(3)+Gm(r))/(1-2Gm(r)/(r))]

This is the Oppenheimer-Volkoff equation for stellar structure. This equation, the equation

d(m)/(d)r=4\pi \rho r^(2)

, and an "equation of state" that specifies

p(\rho )

provide three equations in the three unknowns

m(r),p(r)

, and

\rho (r)

. Except for the simplest cases, these equations are pretty hard to solve analytically, but they are pretty easy to solve numerically (as I personally did as part of my doctoral thesis) for a specified equation of state and central density

\rho (0)

. If you like, you can also integrate equations 23.48 along the way to find

A

and use

23.47a

to find

B

at any

r

. For more information about stellar interiors, see Hobson, Efstathiou, and Lasenby, General Relativity, Cambridge, 2006, Pp. 288-296, from which I have adapted this problem.

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(Solved): A medication is ordered for 20 units /kg. The patient weighs...

A medication is ordered for 20 units

/kg

. The patient weighs 120 pounds. What is the correct dose for this patient?

(Solved): Inheritance allows software developers to create classes tha...

Inheritance allows software developers to create classes that are built upon existing classes, specify a new implementation while maintaining the same behaviors, reuse code and independently extend original software via public classes and interfaces. Write a program that creates three classes; Circle, Square, and Cuboid. Each class will inherit an abstract class Geometry. For each subclass, provide methods accessor and mutator, method calculate_Area() that will calculate the area of the shape, and method display() that will print the class name and its attributes. Use private attributes for the class data types. The constructor of each class should set a default value for each shape. For the class circle, set the radius to 5 cm, for the class Square set the side to 5.3 cm, and for the class Cuboid ask the user to input the length, width, and height. For class Cuboid, calculate the surface area instead of the volume. Use the Python pass statement for the Geometry class. Using an array/list and a loop concept, create a list of ten objects that will store the given shapes mentioned above. Which object to create and load into a list depends on a random number generator between 0 to 2. If the random number is 0, then using the default constructor create and load a Circle object into the array/list. If the random number is 1, then using the default constructor create and load a Square object into the list. If the random number is 2, then using the default constructor create and load a Cuboid object into the array/ list. Using loop reiterates through your list of objects and call functions display() and calculate_Area() to print the class name and the area. Your program should offer the user to display the results in three different ways: Save the result into a file. Ask the user the file name Prints the result on the screen. Display the results in a GUI Windows and show a UML Diagram

(Solved): Heather sued Robert for injuries suffered in an automobile a...

Heather sued Robert for injuries suffered in an automobile accident. Based upon the facts presented, the jury concluded that Heather was 40 percent at fault in the accident and Robert was 60 percent at fault. Under the common law doctrine of contributory negligence, the jury should award Heather 100 percent of her actual damages. 40 percent of her actual damages. 60 percent of her actual damages. nothing.

(Solved): . Suggest synthetic schemes for trans-bromocarbonylbis(trime...

. Suggest synthetic schemes for trans-bromocarbonylbis(trimethylphosphine)Rhodium(I).

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