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There are N trees in a plantation. Each tree is assigned an information card which notes the following information: location (x, y), type (coffee or tea).

The plantation manager wants to construct a fence around the plantation. For minimum cost, the fence length needs to be as short as possible.

The manager also wants to build a watering system based on tubes to let water runs from the pump to each tree. The location of the pump needs to be considered to minimize the total length of the used tubes.

Write C program that can help the manager to do the above

Let the program input and output through file.

Structure of file NongTrai.in

– First line: N (number of trees).

– The following N lines, line #i (0 <= i <= N – 1): Xi Yi Li (Xi Yi: location of tree #i, Li : type of tree #i (0-coffee, 1-tea).

Structure of file NongTrai.out:

– Line #1: S0 S1 (S0: coffee tree count, S1: tea tree count).

– Line #2: Cmin (shortest fence length).

– Line #3: Dmin (minimum total length of used tubes).

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The route to oligopoly has been through mergers ( examples: steel in the early history, and more recently, airlines, banking, and entertainment). The merging or combining of two or more competing firms may substantially increase their market share and this in turn may allow the new firm to achieve greater economies of scale.

Oligopolies often set price through collusion. By controlling price through collusion, oligopolists may be able to reduce uncertainty, increase profits, and perhaps even prohibit the entry of new rivals.

What impact has the internet had on collusive tendencies? Provide an example.

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Continental Airlines entered into a ten-year outsourcing agreement with EDS when Continental Airlines was suffering financial setbacks and bankruptcy. This agreement was initially designed to provide expertise to Continental in an area that was not a core competency and to also help cut costs for the airline. However, Continental successfully turned their business around in the mid-1990s, and this case discusses the implications this has for the relationship between Continental and EDS. While this relationship had worked well initially, there were some strains developing by the mid-1990s, and this case focuses on where Continental should have gone with their relationship with EDS.

What are the advantages to a firm like Continental Airlines of outsourcing their IT operations? What are the disadvantages?

Why is necessary for top managers to support the implementations of IT innovations?

Support your statement with citations and references.

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Need help with my writing homework on The Causes and Effect of Tsunami. Write a 750 word paper answering; The second effect of a tsunami is the deadly push of the ocean wave that will destroy everything on its path.&nbsp.&nbsp. The energy accumulated by the movement of the ocean floors also creates a push on the ocean waves that strikes nearby shorelines.&nbsp. This push created by the ocean waves increases as the waves travel to the shoreline making it very powerful that it could destroy everything that would stand on its path.&nbsp. This travel from the epicenter to the shoreline makes the tsunami stronger albeit it is caused by the movement on the ocean floors.&nbsp. The massive waves that characterize tsunamis can be a “wave train” or a series of powerful waves that would race toward shorelines making its destructive nature exponential by the multiples of its waves ( Geology.com). Its strength can literally wipe out a community on the shoreline that will strike.&nbsp. This includes human beings, animals, trees and even structures.&nbsp. A strong tsunami is so destructive that it can even damage structures that are designed to withstand strong waves.

&nbsp. &nbsp. &nbsp. &nbsp. &nbsp.The third effect of the tsunami is a disease.&nbsp. After the water of the tsunami has ebbed, it will leave rotting bodies of living things it drowned and plenty of contaminated water that could potentially precipitate an epidemic in the affected area.&nbsp. The diseases that the tsunami aftermath will range from skin diseases to more lethal diseases such as malaria that could potentially make the entire community sick if the disease is not attended.

Tsunamis are indeed very powerful forces of nature that are very destructive and frightening.&nbsp. Its aftermath can leave diseases to the community it affected that could potentially make everyone sick.&nbsp. Also, the amount of energy accumulated in the bottom of the ocean that drives the waves of tsunamis are so powerful it can destroy anything that stands on its path.&nbsp. The power of its waves is terrifying because it can kill people and other living things in multitudes. Not even strong structures can withstand the power of a tsunami because it can destroy such structures like as the case of Fukushima plant that was supposed to be protected by a tsunami wall.&nbsp.

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