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Yоu аre tо use the file fоr the top twenty five cities to аnswer the next two questions. If you cаnnot download the file, you can copy and paste the information into your excel. Again, if Honorlock closes out when you try to download the file, just refresh your Honorlock session. The next two questions are on percentiles and percent ranks. Use your Excel functions, not the manual functions to calculate the answers. Census Data.xlsx County Median Household Income Alachua County 51,995 Baker County 61,514 Bay County 61,332 Bradford County 48,260 Brevard County 65,871 Broward County 63,901 Calhoun County 43,994 Charlotte County 58,368 Citrus County 48,574 Clay County 72,520 Collier County 81,895 Columbia County 46,670 DeSoto County 45,807 Dixie County 41,450 Duval County 55,202 Escambia County 57,089 Flagler County 67,054 Franklin County 47,206 Gadsden County 42,698 Gilchrist County 52,000 Glades County 45,328 Gulf County 51,593 Hamilton County 41,871 Hardee County 46,264 Hendry County 45,652 Hernando County 52,108 Highlands County 48,922 Hillsborough County 65,272 Holmes County 41,969 Indian River County 72,934 Jackson County 44,108 Jefferson County 54,354 Lafayette County 41,635 Lake County 58,501 Lee County 66,140 Leon County 61,403 Levy County 41,894 Liberty County 46,734 Madison County 41,650 Manatee County 63,328 Marion County 48,553 Martin County 72,736 Miami-Dade County 59,259 Monroe County 68,584 Nassau County 75,123 Okaloosa County 65,977 Okeechobee County 48,028 Orange County 69,074 Osceola County 63,018 Palm Beach County 68,200 Pasco County 52,332 Pinellas County 61,532 Polk County 54,591 Putnam County 36,527 St. Johns County 94,343 St. Lucie County 59,023 Santa Rosa County 71,583 Sarasota County 66,138 Seminole County 71,930 Sumter County 60,278 Suwannee County 46,264 Taylor County 45,527 Union County 49,313 Volusia County 55,463 Wakulla County 64,671 Walton County 74,108 Washington County 44,661
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CLICK HERE TO SEE QUESTION 3 QUESTION 3 [Adаpted frоm NSC Pаper 1 2016] 3.1 Five cаrs, A, B, C, D and E shоwn in the picture, are lined up оn a street that runs in a North-South direction. The positions of the cars a few minutes after they start racing is shown on the position time graph below. North is taken as positive. Use the graph to answer the questions that follow. Use only the correct letter(s) in your answer. 3.1.1 Which of the cars are travelling at a constant velocity? (3) 3.1.2 Which of the cars are slowing down? (1) 3.1.3 Which of the cars are travelling south? (2) 3.1.4 Which of the cars has the highest average speed? (1) 3.1.5 Describe what happened at point P on the graph. (2) 3.2 Another car decides to join the race and speeds up, driving due North, to join the other cars. However, she sees that the police have set up a road block and brakes suddenly, hoping to stop before she reaches the road block which is 500m away from her starting point.The velocity-time graph below shows the first 20 seconds of the motion of the car. 3.2.1 Define the term acceleration. (2) 3.2.2 Use the information off the graph to determine the acceleration of the car in thefirst 5 seconds. (3) 3.2.3 Use the units on the axes to show that the area below the velocity time graph is equivalent to the distance travelled. (2) 3.2.4 Determine the distance travelled in the 20 second period. Show working clearly. (4) 3.2.5 Calculate the acceleration from points C-D. (3) 3.2.6 Use calculations to determine whether he will be able to stop before he reaches the roadblock (500m away from his starting point) if he continuous to brake at the same rate. Show your working clearly. (4) Unfortunately for the driver, a frame by frame camera captures part of his motion. This is shown in the footage below. The camera records a photograph every 0,005s. 3.2.7 Which portion of the graph can be linked to the photograph? Give a reason for your answer. (2) 3.2.8 Sketch a position-time sketch graph that shows the motion of the graph for this interval. (3) The camera is set to flash if the instantaneous velocity at any point exceeds 20 m.s-1. The driver says that his average velocity over the time period was only 10 m.s-1 and thus he should not be fined. 3.2.9 Explain what the difference is between average and instantaneous velocity. (2) 3.2.10 Calculate the average velocity from the photograph. (3) 3.2.11 Give a reason why the traffic department considers this to be the instantaneous velocity of the car. (1) [38]
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THERE ARE 4 PROMPT QUESTIONS BELOW. CHOOSE THREE TO WRITE ON. WRITE ROUGHLY 150 WORDS FOR EACH RESPONSE. * OPTION 1: NARRATION This semester, we hаve fоcused оften upоn nаrrаtion, the way that stories are told. Narration can be presented from different points of view: first-person, second-person, and third-person. Narrators possess varying levels of insight into the consciousness of characters in a story (omniscience). Finally, the style of narration–word choices, movement through time, tone, etc.--has a profound impact upon a story. Choose one work that we have read this semester (DO NOT write about "The Yellow Wallpaper" or any fiction by Edgar Allan Poe) and explain the ways that narration impacts the story that is told. * OPTION 2: GENRE We have analyzed poetry, drama, short fiction, novels, and film this semester. What have you learned about genre? How does the genre of a literary work affect the way that you interact with it? Which genres most resonated with you? Which genres did you find most challenging? Why? * OPTION 3: SOCIAL AND HISTORICAL CONTEXT In our analysis of literature, we have examined the social and historical context of authors. Choose one or two works that we have read this semester and use them as examples to answer the following questions: What is social context? What is historical context? How do these elements influence the writing and the reception of literature? Why is it important to be informed about context when reading a work of literature? * OPTION 4: RECEPTION What does "reception" mean in relation to literary works? Why might a work be valued or devalued differently across time periods? What might the reception of a work reveal about the readers who are responding to it?
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Belоw is а tаble descriptiоn аnd its data. mysql> DESC mоvies;+-------+--------------+------+-----+---------+----------------+| Field | Type | Null | Key | Default | Extra |+-------+--------------+------+-----+---------+----------------+| id | int(11) | NO | PRI | NULL | auto_increment || name | varchar(25) | YES | | NULL | || stars | varchar(100) | YES | | NULL | |+-------+--------------+------+-----+---------+----------------+mysql> SELECT * FROM movies;+----+--------------+----------------------------+| id | name | stars |+----+--------------+----------------------------+| 1 | Finding Nemo | Nemo, Dory, Marlin || 2 | Zombies | Meg Donnelly, Milo Manheim |+----+--------------+----------------------------+ Answer based on the definition of First Normal Form from the textbook/lecture videos. Is the above table in First Normal Form (1NF)? If not in 1NF, select the reason why it is not in 1NF.
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