Prime Loader has three strategic business units (SBUs)—railw…

Prime Loader has three strategic business units (SBUs)—railway lines, banking, and coal mining. Because of a small market share, the company is not earning a profit in the banking sector, even though the banking sector is a fast-growing market. In the context of the BCG matrix, which of the following categories of SBUs best describes the banking unit?

Employees at Google in the analytics division are not requir…

Employees at Google in the analytics division are not required to report how they spend their time, but just what they produce. Moreover, they are able to work with anyone in the department they feel would help them meet objectives. Clearly, leaders in this division understand that ______________ is essential to encouraging creativity.

Break Technologies has five strategic business units (SBUs)—…

Break Technologies has five strategic business units (SBUs)—computers, refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners, and televisions. Its computers unit is quite profitable in spite of operating in a slow-growing market, and it is profitable enough to provide funds for the operation of the other business units as well. In the context of the BCG matrix, which of the following categories of SBUs best describes the computers unit?

1. What is ATP and how does it provide energy to the cell  2…

1. What is ATP and how does it provide energy to the cell  2. Starting with the onset of exercise (exercise at a consistent intensity that doesn’t change; example-7 mph on treadmill), what are the energy systems that are used to fuel the exercise, what is the order of predominant use? Why are these systems turned up and down as the exercise progresses? 3. I have been running at 7 mph on a treadmill for 25 minutes.  What happens in terms of energy expenditure/ATP demand/ATP production if I all of a sudden increase exercise intensity?  Why do these changes occur? What happens in terms of energy expenditure/ATP demand/ATP production if I then decrease the exercise intensity? Why do these changes occur? Be specific in your response as to what is happening. 4. Using your knowledge of bioenergetics, explain why a person is unable to exercise at maximal exercise intensity (i.e. a sprint) for 2.5 hrs? Be specific.  5. What are the adaptations to aerobic exercise training that allow me to exercise at the same absolute exercise intensity for a longer period of time? Why do these adaptations allow a person to exercise for a longer period of time?  Be specific.