English Question

History Question

You will read my paper and choose one paper from the list of my classmate’s papers to compare from some perspectives.
Basically, you will compare my paper with one classmate’s paper. You must be very versed with Chicago formatting and good at making arguments based on various themes or perspectives or views. My professor is a tough grader so you must be thorough. Ill send other materials once we agree

Marketing Question

English Assignment Help There are two parts of this assignment.
Use two entertainment files for the first part, instructions are in the word doc.
Part two:
Your company is considering entry into the diamond business. You gather information about how diamonds are marketed. You discover that diamonds are rated by PRICE, WEIGHT (carats), COLOR, DEPTH, CLARITY and the size of the TABLE. You obtain data on 30 diamonds (attached) and want to know what is the relationship between these variables. How is a diamond’s price influenced by its characteristics?
Perform a Correlation Analysis and a Multiple Linear Regression on the data. Use EXCEL functions and charts. The EXCEL data file has a data dictionary describing the meaning of the variables.

Marketing Question

There are two parts of this assignment.
Use two entertainment files for the first part, instructions are in the word doc.
Part two:
Your company is considering entry into the diamond business. You gather information about how diamonds are marketed. You discover that diamonds are rated by PRICE, WEIGHT (carats), COLOR, DEPTH, CLARITY and the size of the TABLE. You obtain data on 30 diamonds (attached) and want to know what is the relationship between these variables. How is a diamond’s price influenced by its characteristics?
Perform a Correlation Analysis and a Multiple Linear Regression on the data. Use EXCEL functions and charts. The EXCEL data file has a data dictionary describing the meaning of the variables.

disscussion

This is my favorite discussion! The last three chapters (28, 29, and 30) covered a pivotal era in the United States, from the civil rights movement, the women’s liberation movement, the war in Vietnam, the protests against the war, all the way to the fall of the Soviet Union. And, in the background, you have the birth of rock and roll, disco, punk, and metal. Please research a song that was popular in this era (1965-1990) that spoke to one of the social/cultural/political issues in this 25-year period.
In your discussion, please copy and paste the lyrics of your chosen song, and, in 250 words, please explain the context (what was happening in society) and the political message of the song.
Your original post is due on Saturday and your two 75-word replies are due on Sunday.
As always, be sure to list your source(s) at the bottom of your post.

discussion- debate

Topic: Narcan and needle exchange programs should not be funded by government money.
You will write a problem statement and perform a literature review in preparation for your ethical issues debate presentation.
Share your problem statement in this discussion so that you can review each other’s work and provide peer-to-peer feedback.
Also, describe what you think are the most important learning takeaways from the literature review resources you reviewed.
2-3 paragraph, 1-2 credible resource, APA format3 paragraph, 1-2 credible resource, APA format

Linux Question

Please write up a one page essay on what ReactOS is. (One page essay, do not list answers or bulletpoint). Please make sure to include the following: What does the Desktop interface look like? (what other OS) Who is behind this? Is this Linux? Will it run Linux programs? Is this safe for everyday use as your main OS? Why yes or why not? Research the project and use that research to complete the rest of the one page essay.
Please do not copy and paste. Do NOT plagarize. CITE SOURCES
12pt font, single spaced, times new roman
Please address all questions in essay.
When it says, “What does the Desktop interface look like? (what other OS) Who is behind this? Is this Linux? Will it run Linux programs? Is this safe for everyday use as your main OS?” THIS MEANS WHAT OTHER OS DOES IT LOOK LIKE DO NOT CONFUSE THIS WITH OTHER OS PLAYSTATION. NOT THE SAME THING!

English Question

The participation papers you write will give you a chance to focus your thoughts about a text by writing them down prior to class.
Part I: Quotation
Find a quotation that catches your interest because it is a central idea of the text,surprising, confusing, or because you relate to the idea in some way. Follow thisformat:Quotation – use the author’s exact words and list the page number whereyou found the quotation.Paraphrase – put the quotation into your own words
Explanation – Why did you pick this quotation? Why is it important?
Part II: Summary
Write one sentence that summarizes the key ideas of the reading. Then write onesentence encapsulating each of the major details. Thesummary should be at least one paragraph long.
Part III: Reaction(s) and Connection(s)
What is your opinion about the topic(s) presented in the text? Can you make anyconnections with the text? (Text to self, text to text, text world)
Part IV: Confused or Disagreed
Explain something that either confused you or with which you disagree. This section should be one to two paragraphs.

400 word discussion on black angel

Discuss ONE SPECIFIC EXAMPLE of an idea or key moment that is important in Black Angel. Find one quote that highlights this and include it at the beginning of your post. Explain why you chose it and consider answering the following questions: How does the story work as a visionary fiction? How does it extrapolate from the present and historical past? How do you interpret the meanings of this story?

Case Study

A. Identify the problem(s) in the situation presented in the scenario
B. Analyze the key issues within the context of the theory presented in your course
C. Develop and compare alternative solutions to the problems
D. Consider the advantages and disadvantages of various possible solutions
E. Select the best solution and make recommendations for action
F. Write up your case analysis in the appropriate case analysis report format
Introduction: Describe the situation and identify the main problem.
Body: Analyze the problem and the issues underlying the problem.
Present and analyze alternative solutions to the problem.
Conclusion: Identify the best solution.

Free Plagiarisim, 3 references (I WILL ASK FOR REFUND IF REFERENCES ARE NOT REAL AND NOT RELATED TO TOPIC) I NEED TEXT CITATION AS WELL.

Decision Analysis Applied to Tunnel Exploration Planning

What are the three cost components that go into the model in the “information model phase?”
What are the two factors that go into the construction cost per unit length of tunnel?
In figure 3, how was the $1,917 value calculated?
What are the decisions this model is trying to answer?

answer the questions on the template document

this assignment have a scene and we have to answer the questions in instruction by template. I also drop rubric here so that you can check your answer’s quality. this assignment has 4 questions include.
i want HD marks so i hope you can give me an excellent assignment.

c program problem

You are given the following code to analyze:
1. int x[2][128];2. int i, sum = 0;3. for (i = 0; i < 128; i )4. sum = x[0][i] * x[1][i];Assume the code is executed under the following conditions:• sizeof(int) = 4• Array x begins at mem. addr. 0x0 and is stored in row-major order.• Cache initially empty• Only mem. accesses are to elements of x. Rest of the variables are in registers.(a) Case 1: Assume cache is 512 bytes, direct-mapped, with 16 byte blocks. Whatis the miss rate? Explain.(b) Case 2: What is the miss rate if the cache size is doubled (becomes 1024 bytes).Explain.(c) Case 3: If the cache were to be a 512 byte, two-way set-associative cache usingan LRU replacement policy, with 16 byte cache blocks. What is the cache missrate? Explain.(d) For case 3, will a larger cache size help reduce the miss rate? Why or whynot?(e) For case 3, will a larger block size help reduce the miss rate? Why or whynot?(2) 3M decides to make Post-its by printing yellow squares on white pieces of paper. Aspart of the printing process, they need to set the CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow,black) value for every point in the square. 3M hires you to determine the efficiency ofthe following algorithms on a machine with a 2,048-byte direct-mapped data cachewith 32-byte blocks. You are given the following definitions:1 struct point color {2 int c;3 int m;4 int y;5 int k;6 };78 struct point color square[16][16];9 int i, j;1

Discussion question APA format citations plus bible references needed, check instructions attached below

Part 1. What is an ethical dilemma that your systems analysis and design project in this course can solve? Using thorough Biblical support, write a detailed purpose statement that clearly articulates how your system problem solves an ethical dilemma.
Part 2. Embed at least two unique class diagrams as a video from your systems analysis and design project in this course. One class diagram should be of the old system and one class diagram should be of the new system.
Consider how Biblical principles can be applied to an efficient, optimized, secure, and healthy information system. What elements in the new class diagram apply to the ethical dilemma outlined in the part 1? Why is this important to consider within your project’s system solution?

Case Study

Please answer the following 3 questions.
Questions
1. Describe some of the factors that led this situation to become an open conflict.
2. Do you think this is an issue worth generating conflict over?
3. How can Matt and Peter develop an active problem-solving discussion to resolve this conflict?
CASE STUDY
The sound of Matt and Peter’s arguing is familiar to everyone in the office by now. In an effort to make the best use of space and ensure a free flow of discussion and ideas, the founder of Markay Design had decided to convert the one-floor office of the company to an open plan with no walls between workers. The goal of such a layout is to eliminate boundaries and enhance creativity. But for Matt and Peter, the new arrangement creates a growing sense of tension.
The argument boils down to the question of workspace order and organization. Peter prefers to keep his desk completely clean and clear, and he keeps a stack of cleaning wipes in a drawer to eliminate any dust or dirt. Matt, on the other hand, likes to keep all his work visible on his desk, so sketches, plans, magazines, and photos are scattered everywhere, alongside boxes of crackers and coffee cups. Peter finds it hard to concentrate when he sees Matt’s piles of materials everywhere, while Matt feels he can be more creative and free flowing when he’s not forced to clean and organize constantly. Many of Matt and Peter’s coworkers wish they’d just let the issue drop. The men enjoyed a good working relationship in the past, with Peter’s attention to detail and thorough planning serving to rein in some of Matt’s wild inspirations. But of late,their collaborations have been derailed in disputes.
Everyone knows it’s not productive to engage in conflicts over every small irritant in the workplace. However, completely avoiding conflict can be equally negative. An emerging body of research has examined “conflict cultures” in organizations. The findings suggest having a culture that actively avoids and suppresses conflicts is associated with lower levels of creativity. Moreover, cultures that push conflict underground but do not succeed in reducing the underlying tensions can become passive-aggressive, marked by underhanded behavior against other coworkers.
Ultimately, finding a way through the clutter dispute is probably going to be an ongoing process to find a balance between perspectives. Both Matt and Peter worry that if they can’t find a solution, their usually positive work relationship will be too contentious to bear. And that would be a real mess.
Sources: S. Shellenbarger, “Clashing over Office Clutter,” Wall Street Journal, March 19, 2014, http://www.wsj.com/articles /SB10001424052702304747404579447331212245004; S. Shellenbarger, “To Fight or Not to Fight? When to Pick Workplace Battles,” Wall Street Journal, December 17, 2014, http://www.wsj.com/articles/picking-your-workplace-battles-1418772621; and M. J. Gelfand, J. R. Harrington, and L. M. Leslie, “Conflict Cultures: A New Frontier for Conflict Management Research and Practice,” in N. M. Ashkanasy, O. B. Ayoko, and K. A. Jehn (eds.), Handbook of Conflict Management Research, 2014, 109–135. Stephen P. Robbins (San Diego State University) and Timothy A. Judge (The Ohio State University). Organizational Behavior. (18th Edition). 2019. Pearson Education Inc. ISBN-13: 978-0-13-47293-29.