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Three couples are on the west bank of a river, indicated by h0=h1=h2=w0=w1=w2= 0.They all need to cross the river to the east bank, indicated by h0=h1=h2=w0=w1=w2= 1.The boat carries at least one person and at most two people each crossing, so several tripsare necessary. If the husband of one couple is without his wife, and the wife of anothercouple is without her husband, on the same side of the river at the same time, there will behanky-panky. Hanky-panky happens on a riverbank, not in the boat.

a) Write the simplest expression you can for function hankypanky .

(b) Construct a circuit for hankypanky . Use a switch for each input, and an LED for theoutput.

(c) Using the circuit, show how the couples can cross the river without any hanky-panky

Reading:

Imprisoning Communities – Chapters 1 – 3 (65 pages)

Journal topic:

During the first three chapters of Imprisoning Communities, Dr. Clear argues that the imprisonment policies currently used in the U.S. do not work. He supports this point of view by outlining the major argument for imprisonment–deterrence–and how the evidence does not support deterrence theorists’ assertions. In this journal entry, select a crime theory that supports or refutes Dr. Clear’s argument that imprisonment policies currently used in the US do more harm than good. Be sure to cite specific examples from the three chapters to support your argument.

 Rational choice theory, deterrence theory, labeling theory, or incapacitation theory may not be used—that would be too easy.

HINT: Be sure to adequately define the crime theory you have selected.

Entries must be approximately 500-600 words.