What was the horsepower calculated? Does this make sense? The horsepower calculated when running up the stairs was 0.67 hp. This makes sense as 1 hp was originally defined to be the approximate amount of work a strong dray horse could do while lifting coal for one minute (The Editors of Encyclopædia Britannica, n.d).…
E. Also suppose a malicious node M can hear A, B, C and D. The attack can be described as follows:[18] “To start the attack, M changes its MAC address to match A’s, moves closer to and out of the range of A. It then sends an RREP to B that contains a hop count to X that is less than the one sent by C, e.g., zero. Therefore B changes its route to the destination, X, to go through A, as illustrated in Figure. 1.4.…
Explanation The cost of buying and operating EVs and HEVs can be attributed to two main contributors: the initial cost of purchase and the driving cost. The initial cost is the price of the vehicle which, in case of EVs, depends heavily on the price of batteries (Nykvist and Nilsson). The driving cost is the expenses required to keep the vehicle operational, such as maintenance, fuel, and spare part cost. Because these factors vary depending on the type of vehicle, a comparison that accounts for all of these criteria is needed to show the total life cycle cost (LCC) of each type of transport.…
Proposition 13 Proposition 13 was placed on the California ballot in the 1970’s in reaction to the rise in California’s property values and property taxes. The values of homes in California by the mid 1970’s rose from 50 to 100 percent within one year. This rise caused a financial strain on California. Because of the strain California was ready for a change. The change was proposed by two individuals who were antitax activists: Howard Jarvis and Paul Gann.…
The next case I will be discussing will be Bronwynn. Bronwynn was let unattended at the gym by the employees on duty as they knew she was an experienced member. Bronwynn suffered back injury due to faulty equipment, which then made Bronwynn to decide that she will resume her studies in the next year after her recovery. Bronwynn may want to sue the gym in breach of condition of negligence and breach of contract, which she may potentially have a contract of Sale of Goods 1979 . Under the Employees Liability Act 1969 , if the equipment is defective due to the fault of a third party, such as the manufacturer, the employer may be held liable even though they are not personally to blame and could not have known the defect.…
The internal source of verbal information in ASDA gets from face to face interviews, Meetings, sale, HR, Customer service and from finance. The external sources of verbal information in ASDA are gets from customer, government and from suppliers. Written Information The second one is written information.…
The case study scenario that I read is about a male student. He is a severe diabetic. The student has a 504 plan. A 504 plan ensures that a child who is attending an elementary or secondary educational institution with a disability receives accommodations. These adjustments make sure they are academically successful.…
Case Study 3 Amanda Anderson Southern New Hampshire University Subject information and presenting problem In case study 3 we are introduced to Katie, a 35 year old woman, wife, mother of 2 children with a professional career. The addiction that Katie faces is prescription medication mostly pain pills but also muscle relaxants. Katie suffers from a substance addiction. She has had this addiction for approximately 3 years.…
Arionta attended Bayside High School as a full time student for the majority of the last school year and was enrolled as an 11th grader. In the last three months, Arionta had five or more full-day unexcused absences. Arionta reported a desire to pursue a GED. Arionta’s school reports indicated he failed all classes he was enrolled in. Both he and his mother reported school is important and Ms. Blount wants Arionta to graduate with a diploma.…
The most efficient outcome would be for the step-mother to pay Tula the $20 to stop playing her music out loud. Since Tula owns the phone, then she has the right to play whatever music she wants, whenever she wants to. This seems plausible because the step-mother is willing to pay money to avoid the situation, which in result should cause Tula to stop playing the music out loud. In this situation, the older sisters cannot do much but encourage the step-mother to pay Tula to stop. Since, Tula seems very interested in continuing her actions, the most efficient way is to pay her to stop and therefore help the sisters from not experiencing any brain damage.…
In this election year, 17 propositions were on the state ballot with one being Proposition 67. Proposition 67 was essentially a ballot…
Problem: Variability in demand One of the main issue currently faced by Bluedart is the high variability in demand. During peak seasons the company experiences a deluge of orders and the delivery system invariably gets choked [1] Further due to the low switching costs, changes in customer preferences appear to be quite whimsical. Due to this inconsistency in demand there are periods of crest and trough experienced by the firm. The crest period generally leads to heavy traffic at the logistics service providers' end and delayed delivery. This in turn leads to customer dissatisfaction and a reduction in the repeat customer base.…
Case Study Journal Eight This paper will attempt to help Hyun-Ki, who is a fifth grader in a west coast school; furthermore, Hyun-Ki is being bullied by the Peter the class leader. Peter is supposed to be working on a project with him; nevertheless, Peter is nice to Hyun-Ki on the phone and his tormenter in school. The reason Hyun-Ki does not defend himself is due to having a small frame, and he self-conscious about his appearance and his accent.…
The Serious Case Review into the murder of Steven Hoskin revealed weaknesses across each of the agencies in contact with him and those responsible for his abuse and murder. Background At the heart of the Serious Case Review were twin uncomfortable and haunting realities. First, Mr Hoskin was regarded by several agencies not as a vulnerable adult to be protected from abuse and neglect but as a perpetrator of antisocial behaviour and worse. Mr Hoskin had been charged and convicted of assault.…
The fundamental element for any organization is its structure. When an organization lacks an efficient organizational structure, then disarray will be run rampant throughout the organization and the project’s initiated by the members lack adequate quality. KLRN demonstrates these symptoms from their lack of an official practicing organizational structure. The organization practices a lackadaisical procedure without any significant guidelines as to how the organization conducts meetings, projects, or student relations. Structure is the foundation to an efficiently functioning organization.…