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I will pay for the following essay The Hills like White Elephants. The essay is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

In the center of Spain, somewhere between Barcelona and Madrid, there are two people sitting in the bar of the small station: an American man and a young woman. A reader does not know anything about them except that they are waiting for the train to Madrid where the girl will have a surgery, probably abortion. A reader does not know who they are, how old they are, whether they are in love with each other or not and what reasons forced them to make this decision. From their conversation provided with an extraordinary accuracy, a reader can learn neither about their motives nor about their past.

This short story makes a reader imagine a great number of situations on the basis of this five-page dialogue: the man is married and induces the mistress to make abortion to protect his wife. he is a bachelor and insists on abortion not to complicate his life. Also, it is possible to admit that he behaves this way not because he is selfish, but because he does not want a child to complicate the girl’s life. After all it is possible to imagine anything: he is seriously ill and does not want to leave the girl with a child. it is possible even to imagine that the father of the child is another man left by the girl, thus the American advises her to make abortion, but in case of refusal he is ready to be his father. And what about the girl? She could agree to make abortion to obey. However, she may have made this decision herself, but as the day of surgery is coming, she loses courage, feels guilty, but still demonstrate the last resistance addressed rather to her own conscience, than to the partner. Really, one can imagine different situations, which are hidden behind this dialogue and what is the most important is that every person imagines.

 

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I need assistance with Homework Assignment 2-A, the coding portion and sample soft copy.

Attach two files, the Analysis of the Problem (using Word or a text editor) and your program (.cpp file). Do not cut and paste your code into the message section of the assignment area or your program will not be graded and you will receive a zero for the assignment.

You must attach both files in the same assignment area, do not submit separately or you will not receive full credit for the assignment.

PROBLEM: Haverly’s Room Calculator (10 pts) Haverly’s needs a program to calculate the area of a room depending on the shape of the room.  The program should output a menu asking the shape of the room as follows:

Haverly’s Room Calculator: ************************

1. Square Room 2. Rectangular Room 3. Round Room 4. Quit

Please enter a menu item (1-4) > 

If the user enters a 1, then the program should ask the user the width of the room. If the user enters a 2, then the program should ask for the length and the width of the room. If the user enters a 3, the program should ask for the radius.

Use the following formulas:

Area of a rectangle or square: area = length * width;

Area of circle (r = radius):  area = jQuery200033834598363926194_1518533222834??????????

If the user enters a 4, the program should output a message saying, “Thank you for using Haverly’s Room Calculator…” and exit the program.

Input Validation: The program must check to see if the user enters a valid number, i.e. 1 through 4, when selecting an item from the menu. If the user does not enter a valid menu item, display an error message and exit the program. For length, width or radius the program should not accept any values less than or equal to zero. If an invalid value is entered, display an error message and exit the program.

 COP2000 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT 2-A 2

SAMPLE OUTPUT:

 COP2000 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT 2-A 3

PSEUDO-CODE: A) Display the menu. B) Read in the input from the user. C) Validate user input (must input 1 through 4). D) Determine which menu item was used using an if statement or a switch statement.    D.1) Ask the user for the appropriate input.    D.2) Read the input.    D.3) Perform the appropriate calculation    D.4) Output the result      CONSTRAINTS:  The program must be written as one main program (NO Functions).  You can only use the following libraries <iostream> and <iomanip>  You must use: int main()  No Arrays or Vectors  The program must use real numbers.  The program must use local variables.  Output must be formatted properly.  Program must display the output in fixed point notation, rounded to two decimal places of precision.  Include a comment at the beginning of the program stating the purpose of the program, your name, the date, and your class.

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CREATE AN ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEM: SAMPLE DOCUMENTATION (10pts) Using Word or a Text Editor, provide an Analysis of the Problem. file in the order presented below:  Problem Statement: completely defining the task to be performed by the computer (not by you) so that the entire program could be developed from only the facts provided in your statement. 

Sample Softcopy: an example of the screen output that your program should produce.  Symbolic Constant List: a formal list documenting values that are constant each time the program runs. 

Variable List: a formal list documenting values that will change each time the program runs. 

Algorithm or Pseudo Code (as an outline): the final corrected outline of steps for your program to perform. 

Data Tracing Chart: a table used to track the values of variables during a desk check. 

Test Softcopy: a simulation of the screen’s appearance during a desk check.

WRITE THE PROGRAM:  Write the program according to your Analysis of the Program for the Problem above.

CHECK THE PROGRAM:  Does the program use real numbers?  Is the program displaying the output in fixed point notation, rounded to two decimal places of precision?  Have you checked your output against your Test Softcopy?

 COP2000 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT 2-A 4

Due Feb.14th by 11;59 p.m.

 

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  1. Assume that we ran an experiment on providing free access to netflix to college students and we wanted to know how it will impact their exam scores. We gave 400 student free access to Netflix and 400 students did not get it for free.

a. If the average exam score for treatment students is 85 and the average exam score for control students is 80, while the standard deviation for each group is 60, what would the 95% confidence intervals be for the average of each group? (To be accurate please use 1.96 SE’s to compute the intervals).

  1. Is there a statistically significant difference between the two groups? Why?
  2. Imagine instead that the standard deviation for each group was 40. What would be
  3. the lowest grade possible (whole number) that the treatment group could get where we would still be able to detect a statistically significant difference? 

 

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Homer consumes only donuts and beer. When he consumes less than 10 beers, Homer would gladly drink one more. After drinking 10 beers, Homer is so drunk that he does not notice any additional bottle he drinks (that is, the benefit of an additional bottle of beer is zero). Drinking more than 17 beers is beyond the processing capability of Homer’s liver and any additional bottle makes him sick (beer is no longer a “good” for Homer). Homer’s preferences for donuts are similar. As long as he eats less than 15 donuts, an additional donut increases his utility. If he eats between 15 and 20 donuts, then additional donuts do not bring him any additional utility, and if he eats more than 20 donuts, then additional donuts make him worse off.

  1. Sketch Homer’s indifference curve passing through point (8 donuts, 8 beers).
  2. Sketch Homer’s indifference curve passing through point (16 donuts, 16 beers)

Hint: For each of the above questions, it is possible to (and you should!) sketch Homer’s entire indifference curves.

 

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