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check the file i uploaded he said to use the c++ code “Mark sort” using the numbers in the spreadsheet the spreadsheet is given and programmer is given too 

1) Curve fit the following 3 functions

https://github.com/ml1150258/2019_Spring_CIS_CSC_17c/blob/master/Hmwk/DataForCurveFit17C.ods (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. 

2) Curve fit the data which will be produced for Wednesday using the Mark Sort Analysis

Size NOperational CountSize NExecution Time (secs)

10^3

3×10^62×10^41

2×10^312×10^64×10^45

4×10^348×10^68×10^419

8×10^3191×10^616×10^478

16×10^3768×10^632×10^4310

Put into spreadsheet and plot the data vs. the curve fit.

Mark sort

https://github.com/ml1150258/2019_Spring_CIS_CSC_17c/tree/master/Class/CurveFitLinearAlgebra_V2

 

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It is estimated that while world coffee prices hover around 50¢ per pound, production costs are around 80¢ per pound. According to a report issued in September 2002 by the relief agency Oxfam, prices are at their lowest in 100 years, thereby leaving 25 million farmers in crisis. Banks dependent on the industry are collapsing. It is ironic that in a world of designer coffees – mochas and lattes – a worldwide glut of coffee beans has farmers and pickers suffering. One of the hardest hit places is Nicaragua, where the coffee crop is wilting and the people are beginning to starve. Oxfam accuses the roasting companies – Proctor & Gamble, Nestle SA, Kraft Foods Inc., Sara Lee Corp., and Tchibo Holding AG are the biggest – of profiting from the crisis and urges them to pay higher prices. The companies reply that they cannot be blamed for the oversupply, and that paying higher prices would encourage farmers to produce more coffee that nobody wants. The company taking the most heat is Starbucks Corp., the designer-coffee maven, among the top ten coffee buyers in the world. This world-wide chain has a lot to lose if their customers, especially those of college age, see it as a Third World profiteer. “But the plight of the world’s financially struggling coffee farmer is a complicated one – and not all the fault of corporate coffee buyers. Farmers are caught up in the harsh world of commodity markets, where prices are based on supply and demand in a highly fragmented industry. A chronic coffee surplus has resulted in years of low prices.” Sources: “For Coffee Growers, Not Even a Whiff of Profits,” Business Week, September 9, 2002, p. 110; and World Coffee Prices at 100-Year Low,” New York Times, September 18, 2002. Questions: 1. Is the market for coffee perfectly competitive? 2. Does the coffee market meet all six conditions of a perfectly competitive market? 3. Which factor is not represented? 4. Do you buy the Starbuck’s argument that paying higher coffee prices will increase demand and will ultimately increase the glut? 5. Are the coffee growers operating at zero economic profit in the sense in which the chapter defines it?No fewer than 500 words.

 

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Role of Research and the Importance of the Searchable Clinical Question (graded)Research is a fundamental role that every nurse plays but in different ways. How do you fulfill the research role now? What trends have created a push for nursing practice based on evidence?As you contemplate your role in the research process, read the assigned Week 1 Case Study (attached below) in Course Resources and formulate one searchable, clinical question in the PICO (T) format. There are several potential questions that could be asked. Identify if the focus of your question is assessment, etiology, treatment, or prognosis. Remember to integrate references below:Reference:Houser, J. (2015). Nursing research: Reading, using, and creating evidence (3rd ed.). Sudbury, MA: Jones & Bartlett.Chapter 1: The Importance of Research as Evidence in Nursing, pp. 3–27Week 1 Case Study for Threaded Discussion:Mary is a 65-year-old woman with a 3-year history of diabetes is seen in the hospital for worsening dyspnea and cough. She has had chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) since age 55. She now has dyspnea with walking one-third of a block and a persistent cough. Her type 2 diabetes has been managed with diet and exercise. She was treated via a three-day stay in the hospital and sent home with a drug regime and since then has been seen in the ER two times and now re-hospitalized with shortness of breath and blood sugar of 245. She does not understand why the medications are not working. She needs to be healthy because she is the only caregiver for her ailing bed-ridden husband with ALS.Mary is the only caregiver and takes all of her medication but eats on the run when not caring for her husband. She now does not exercise and only goes out of the home for doctor visits and grocery shopping. She is always tired and is extremely worried about her husband’s health issue. They are on a fixed income since retirement. During the hospital stay she was put on new medications and one of them was Prednisone. The doctor has told her to change her lifestyle, continue with meds and to monitor her vital signs at home. He has also suggested a move to an assisted living center. She has many questions about assisted living. She is willing to do anything but has no one to help her make this decision. They have no family or close friends near them. The nurse just came in and told her she is discharged, handed her a bunch of papers about diet, exercise, and diabetes and said a home health nurse would come to the house in a few days. Directions: Formulate one searchable, clinical question in the PICO(T) format using the material is this case study. There are several potential questions that could be asked, but you only need to identify one. Determine if the focus of the question is assessment, etiology, treatment, or prognosis.

 

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What changes in sales would you anticipate if you were the manager of a Dodge/Plymouth franchise? Why? Answer: Other things equal, your sales would rise. However, given the oligopolistic nature of the industry, you should anticipate that automakers like General Motors and Ford will likely counter with similar incentive programs, which will mitigate to some extent the sales increase you otherwise would have enjoyed. Orion and Zeda are the only producers of a unique product that sold in a market where the inverse demand curve is P = 200 – 2Q . The firms produce identical products and have identical cost functions given by C (Qi ) = 4Qi . The managers of each firm must decide on their outputs on Monday morning and then bring products to market by noon. A. What is each firm”s marginal revenue? Marginal cost? B. Equate each firm”s marginal revenue to marginal cost. C. Use your result in part (b) to solve for each firm”s reaction function. D. Use your results in part (c) to solve fo

 

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