The effective obstacle length of a blimp is its width- the distance to which the air is separated as it flows around the blimp.

Chapter 6 Fluids and Motion
About how fast can a small fish swim before experiencing turbulent flow around its body?
How much higher must your blood pressure get to compensate for 5% narrowing in your blood vessels? (The pressure difference across your blood vessels is essentially equal to your blood pressure.)
If someone replaced the water in your home plumbing with olive oil, how much longer would it take you to fill a bathtub?
You are trying to paddle a canoe silently across a still lake and know that turbulence makes noise. How quickly can the canoe and the paddle travel through water without causing turbulence?
The pipes leading to the showers in your locker room are old and inadequate. Although the city water pressure is 700,000 Pa, the pressure in the locker room when one shower is on is only 600,000 Pa. Use volume=(π* pressure different* pipe diameter^4)/ (128* pipe length*fluid viscosity)] to calculate the approximate pressure if three showers are on.
If the plumbing in your dorm carried honey instead of water filling a cup to brush your teeth could take awhile. If the faucet takes 5 s to fill a cup with water, how long will it take to fill your cup with honey, assuming all the pressures and pipes remain uncharged?
How quickly would you have to move a 1-cm-diameter stick through olive to reach a Reynolds number of 2000, so that you would begin to see turbulence around the stick? (Olive oil has a density of 918 kg/m^3)
The effective obstacle length of a blimp is its width- the distance to which the air is separated as it flows around the blimp. How slowly would a 15-m-wild blimp have to move to keep the airflow around it laminar? (Air has a density of 1.25kg/m^3)
Chapter 7 Heat and Phase Transitions
You stir 1 kg of water until its temperature rises by 1. How much work did you do on the water?
While polishing a 1-kg brass statue, you do 760 J of work against sliding friction. Assuming that all the resulting heat flows into the statue, how much does its temperature rise?
You drop a lead ball on a cement floor from a height of 10 m. When the ball stops bouncing. How much will its temperature have risen?
Roughly how high could a 300 K copper ball life itself if it could transform all its thermal energy into work?
Drilling a hole in a piece of wood takes 1000 J of work. How much does the total internal energy of the wood and drill increase as a result of this process?
An ideally efficient freezer cools food to 260 K. If room temperature is 300 K, how much work does this freezer consume when removing 100 J of heat from the food?
An ideally efficient refrigerator removes 900 J of heat from food at 270 K. How much heat it then deliver to the 300 K room air?
An ideally efficient heat pump delivers 1000 J of heat to room air at 300 K. If it extracted heat from 260 K outdoor air, how much of that delivered heat was originally work consumed in the transfer?
An ideally efficient air conditioner keeps the room air at 300 K when the outdoor air is at 310 K. How much work does it consume when delivering 1240 J of heat outside?
An ideally efficient airplane engine provides work as heat flows from 1500 K burned gases to 300 K air. What fraction of the heat leaving the burned gases is converted into work?
An ideally efficient steamboat engine operates on 500 K steam in 300 K weather. How much work can it obtain when 1000 J of heat leaves the steam?
An offshore breeze at the beach is powered by heat flowing from how land (310 K) to cool water (290 K). Assuming ideal efficiency, how much work can this breeze provide for each 1000 J of heat it carries away from the land?
An ideally efficient solar energy system produces work as heat flows from the 6100 K surface of the sun to the 300 K room air. What fraction of the solar heat can it transform into work?
Chapter 8 Thermodynamics
What is the wavelength of a tuba’s A^2(110-Hz) tone in air at standard conditions?
A piccolo is playing A^6(1760 Hz). What is the wavelength of that tone in air at standard conditions?
When a piano plays C^(260 Hz) in a room containing a somewhat unusual mixture of gases, the wavelength of the sound in that gas is 1,00m. What is the speed of sound in that gas?
At an altitude of 3000m and standard temperature (0), a violins A^4(440 Hz) has wavelength of 0.725m. What is the local speed of sound?
A water surface wave with a frequency of 0.3 Hz has a wavelength of 17.3m. What is its wave speed?
A water surface wave has a wave speed o 15.6m/s and a frequency of 0.1 Hz. What is its wavelength?

Discuss the effects of the increase on benefits for the agency.

Analyze the department of HUD compensation for employees. Provide a rationale on what the costs and benefits would be for a 2 percent, 4 percent, or 5 percent pay increase for the fiscal year 2014. In your forecast, discuss the effects of the increase on benefits for the agency. (Title this section Payroll Forecast.)
Review the trend of the agency over the past five (5) years and prepare an analysis explaining the trend for expenditures. (Title this section Trend Analysis.)
Prepare and explain a five (5) year forecast of the four (4) highest expenditures. Include in the analysis whether the costs should be approved or not approved. Justify the reasoning with examples. (Title this section Expenditure Forecast.)
Compare two (2) options for predicting the cost of needed repairs to the current building that houses the selected agency. Provide a rationale for recommending one (1) of the two (2) options. Include the figures to support the rationale. (Title this section Capital Budget.)
Provide names and URLs of the Websites for the states budget(s) analyzed and any other government Websites used to support the assignments criteria.

Explain benefits pass through to the user in the form of reduced purchase costs.

Pick a tax topic topic of emerging interest and write an essay of at least 300 words; provide at least 3 sources. Internet research is expected. Assume the reader has no background information, so you must explain it for the uninformed. Examples: The residential 30% solar credit is scheduled to expire after 2016. If it expires, is this good policy? U. S. Supreme Court partially repeals Defense of Marriage Act making it possible for same-sex married couples to file jointly. Power purchase agreements; do the tax benefits pass through to the user in the form of reduced purchase costs? An article in the sports section of the San Diego U-T on Sunday April 19 suggested that San Diego Padres must pay higher compensation to players to compete with teams in states with no state income tax. Really? General Electric recently announced plans to repatriate $36 billion in income by remiting cash to the U.S. parent. Really? Why? Members of the U. S. House of Representatives propose repealing the federal estate tax. Is this good policy? Maybe more later You may choose one of these or find a topic of your own.

Discuss the legal, political and educational status of women in the US during the early republic.

Although women in the US were denied equality in public, education and political life, some women were able to exert considerable influence. How were they able to do so? In what areas were they able to be leaders? Discuss the legal, political and educational status of women in the US during the early republic. Although women in the US were denied equality in public, education and political life, some women were able to exert considerable influence. How were they able to do so? In what areas were they able to be leaders?Use examples of specific women to back up your arguments.Use examples of specific women to back up your arguments.

The residential 30% solar credit is scheduled to expire after 2016.

Pick a US TAX topic topic of emerging interest and write an essay of at least 300 words; provide at least 3 sources. Internet research is expected. Assume the reader has no background information, so you must explain it for the uninformed. Examples: The residential 30% solar credit is scheduled to expire after 2016. If it expires, is this good policy? U. S. Supreme Court partially repeals Defense of Marriage Act making it possible for same-sex married couples to file jointly. Power purchase agreements; do the tax benefits pass through to the user in the form of reduced purchase costs? An article in the sports section of the San Diego U-T on Sunday April 19 suggested that San Diego Padres must pay higher compensation to players to compete with teams in states with no state income tax. Really? General Electric recently announced plans to repatriate $36 billion in income by remiting cash to the U.S. parent. Really? Why? Members of the U. S. House of Representatives propose repealing the federal estate tax. Is this good policy?

Describe the selected scenarios and the tools used for measurement.

echnical solutions adopted for its implementation, and the key performance indicators. 2) A. Perform measurements of Quality of Service parameters and of the Quality of Experience for the selected application in relevant scenarios. Describe the selected scenarios and the tools used for measurement. Report the results in plots and provide detailed comments (~1000 words). B. Where possible, simulate a specific aspect of the considered application with one of the simulation tools used in the module / course (e.g., Matlab). Compare the results with those obtained via measurements.

Discuss how you are using multi modal synergy in your final, professional Lego instructions.

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Instruction Manual Assignment Introduction In Unit 1: Foundations of Technical Communication, you will create a set of reader-centric instructions for building a Lego model of your own design using process-driven principles of technical communication. For this project, you will use a variety of communication modes including haptics or the perception of touch, proprioception, and manipulation of objects. While this project introduces you to the revision process at the heart of most if not all technical communication, it gives you a set of composition principles that you can adapt to your own needs and purposes in the workplace. The deliverables of this project include: • A proposal memo for creating a set of instructions for your Lego model design • A draft set of instructions for building your Lego model design • A memo reporting the findings of your instruction set usability testing • A revised set of instructions for building your Lego model design • A memo reflecting on how your instructions are reader-centric, how you created your instructions using a process, and how your instructions manage complexity. Your audience for this project should be your manager, who has tasked you with creating a marketing tool (the Lego set) for your company. To receive credit for this project, you must complete and submit all assigned deliverables. NOTE: • It is an email memo format • Make sure you include bullets point in your memo • You can include you email at the end of your memo; to look more original • You can include cost, department, trademark in your memo; to look more original • Your subject should be clear • Avoid the use of “I”. for example; I feel, I would like, I suggest. You are the person writing the memo and it is already implied. See the schedule below for all due dates for drafts and final deliverables. Step 1, Create your Lego model Using approximately 50 of your Lego bricks, build a model of a technology that in some way connects to your field of study or major interests. Take a photo of your model (make sure that your image is well lit, easy to see, and in focus), name it lastname.firstname.unit1.model.jpg and submit it to OpenLab under Assignments. Step 2, Write a proposal memo for creating a set of instructions Following the proposal memo format from the previous project, write a proposal for creating a set of instructions for building your Lego model that would be included with the model (printed sheet of instructions, printed poster, a YouTube video, a self-built website, something insanely innovative, etc.). Your proposal should not over deliver, because you will have to create the set of instructions within the time allowed for this project. Your proposal should include a description of your approach to the instructions, a description of one usability test with a representative set of customers/clients, and an explanation of your revision following testing. Name your proposal lastname.firstname.unit1.proposal.docx and submit it to OpenLab under Assignments. Step 3, Follow Your Proposal: Build Instructions, Test, Revise Using hand drawing, photography, videography, 3D modeling (LDRAW: http://www.ldraw.org, LIC: http://code.google.com/p/lic/, Lego Digital Designer: http://ldd.lego.com/en-us/download/), or something unprecedented and innovative, create a set of instructions that you believe anticipates the needs of your reader/user to easily and efficiently build your model. Name your instructions as lastname.firstname.unit1.instructions-draft.[appropriate extension] or copy a link to its location online. Submit your draft instructions to OpenLab under Assignments. Bring printouts of your instructions or a way of showing it to your test audience on the two days allocated for testing and interviews. You will trade instructions/Legos with one (or two) other persons during class. After building one another’s models, you will conduct a short interview and note the time taken to build the model. Write a brief memo summarizing your usability testing. This should include data collected from your interview and the time taken by each test user to build the model. Describe what you will do to revise your instruction set. Name this memo lastname.firstname.unit1.usability-memo.docx and upload to OpenLab under Assignments. Begin your instruction set revisions for your final deliverable submission. Your final revisions should add the professional polish that your instruction set deserves to represent your best work and the work indicative of your client’s brand. Step 4, Reflect on the project Finally, write a one page memo that serves as a reflection on the project, the process that you used, and any issues that you overcome during the process. Also, discuss how you are using multimodal synergy in your final, professional Lego instructions. Name this file lastname.firstname.unit1.reflection.docx. Step 5, Submit your project deliverables Before class the due date, submit all components and deliverables for this project. Submit all drafts and parts already submitted again to the final project assignment on OpenLab. Save all of your work—including anything online (such as on YouTube)—and submit it using

Describe the concepts: Which “rule” of Admiral McRaven’s speech resonated most strongly with you–and why? What element of personal power do you find most challenging to manage in your own life — and why? If you were working as a field-level Criminal Justice supervisor.

As we move into our third module in this course you will delve into the area of personal integrity, self-reliance, and application of these concepts to the Criminal Justice arena. To begin, review each of the videos and readings provided below. Once you ave reviewed these, use the discussion board to prepare a short essay focused on the following concepts: Which “rule” of Admiral McRaven’s speech resonated most strongly with you–and why? What element of personal power do you find most challenging to manage in your own life — and why? If you were working as a field-level Criminal Justice supervisor, how might you apply the rules and concept presented above to foster an environment where discipline could be applied positively, fairly and appropriately within your organization (for both superiors and subordinates)? Again, I am looking for a short essay (approx. 3-4 paragraphs) that addresses each of these aspects in a clear a concise manner tied to the videos and readings. I would encourage you to cite your sources (preferably in APA style) when appropriate. Once you have submitted your essay on the discussion board, select at least one of your classmates’ responses that resonates strongly with you–positively or negatively, and provide feedback on their posting as well. This assignment is due no later than 11:59 P.M. on November 18, 2015. Have fun and see you online! -Dr. Brightman Required Video (Admiral McRaven Speech on Personal Power): Video found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxBQLFLei70 Required Video (Power & Influence: (Types of Power)) Video found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_6DuoiuzwA Required Video (Negative Power and its influence on Organizations – Case Studies) Video found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6ZPeq-wefs Required Reading (Police Disciplinary Actions: Balance and Unintended Consequences) Reading found at

Consult the syllabus and online Critical Analysis primer for more information about how to prepare a critical analysis essay.

The third assignment is a longer paper written in the style of a Wall Street Journal opinion article. The article should be timely and address an economic issue of current interest to Wall Street Journal readers. Read several articles in the Op Ed section of the Wall Street Journal for reference. Formal footnotes are not required but the article should clearly refer to other contributions in the Journal or elsewhere. Minimum length is 400 words or approximately two pages and maximum length 600 words or approximately three pages. Footnotes, titles and other extraneous material are not counted when determining the length of the paper.
Note that this assignment is a stand-alone article. Your opinion, not the opinion of some other writer, should be focal point of the paper. Use more than one source to provide support your position. Consult the syllabus and online Critical Analysis primer for more information about how to prepare a critical analysis essay.

Discuss how validity and reliability will be achieved.

Sampling and Data Collection Plan
Part 1: Sampling Design
Write a 350- to 700-word paper using the scenario and two variables your learning team developed for the Week 2 Business Research Project Part 1 assignment, in which the goal is to submit a random sampling plan in such detail that another researcher could replicate the method.
Discuss the following:
Population and size
The target population and brief reasoning
Sampling element which may be conducted through any of the following:
Data mining
Survey (If a survey is chosen, create a 5-10 question document), or
Observation
The sample size
Method of random sampling which may include:
Simple
Stratified
Systematic
Cluster
Calculate the sample size for the mean or sample or sample size for the proportion, using a 95% confidence level, estimated population standard deviation or estimate of the true population proportion, and a 5% margin of error. Place the calculation in the Appendix.
Discuss how validity and reliability will be achieved.
If applicable, explain how human subjects will be protected.

Part 2: Data Collection
Explain how the data will be physically collected.
Explain where data will be stored and how it will be protected.

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Week 2 Business Research Project Part 1
This paper will focus on how Company Z’s innovation in the U.S. would affect the organization as a leader in the new technology, its expected return on investment (ROI), based on the outcome of the innovation in relation to the public, and government perceptions. In this research, the independent variables are the results of the innovation in relation to the public and government perceptions. Thus, the primary aim is to identify how public, and government perspective affect the expected ROI of the Company Z.
One of the effects of the innovation to the organization as a leader in the new technology and its expected ROI is that there will be an increase in the ROI and the general expansion of the firm. This is from the fact that, this innovation in driverless (autonomous) automobile car will solve old problems (Kleis, Chwelos, Ramirez & Cockburn, 2012). This can probably happen when there is market adoption and also public acceptance. In particular, there will be a positive correlation between the ROI and the public perception. The firm will expand due to the increase in the demand for the automated cars.
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Also, take in mind that the government has a great role to play in ensuring the success of the innovation. These roles include ensuring that there is an investment in human capital, improved infrastructure, and a continuous, up-to-date research. If this is well implemented, the firm’s innovation will blossom hence ensuring the company’s objectives are met (Kleis, Chwelos, Ramirez & Cockburn, 2012). If the government plays its role well, the organization will expand and consequently increasing the firm’s ROI.
To sum all up, the public and government perception has a role to play in ensuring the success of the innovation. In fact, there will be an increase in the rate of return on investment as the public and government perception increases towards the firm’s innovation.
Just like any industry one of the main dependent variable is profit. A dependent variable is a
variable that is being estimated and it is a result of the outcomes of independent variables.
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We have to rely on the government and consumers to determine what type of profit we expect to see. When considering the aspects of both consumer and government expectations the dependent variables are crucial. Nevertheless we are at the risk of the independent variable to determine the results of our dependent variables.
The proposed hypothesis is relative to how the U.S. government, its laws and regulations, and public perceptions, react to the driverless car, and in an effort to become a leading innovator in new automobile technologies, and increase market shares and returns on their investments (ROI), Company Z should allow the autonomous automobile should enter the U.S. market. These notions allow for thought on whether or not the innovation and introduction of Company Z’s driverless automobiles would make for a good investment here in the United States.

Reference
Kleis, L., Chwelos, P., Ramirez, R. V., & Cockburn, I. (2012). Information technology and intangible output: The impact of IT investment on innovation productivity. Information Systems Research, 23(1), 42-59.