Advanced Placement (AP)

HELP PLS SHOW WORKBetween 1950 and 2000, global meat production increased from 52 billion kilograms to 240 billion kilograms. During this period, the global human population increased from 2.6 billion to 6.0 billion.(a) Calculate the per capita meat production in 1950 and in 2000.(b) Calculate the change in global per capita meat production during this 50-year period. Express your answer as a percentage.
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What is a federal work-study program
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Which quote from the text best supports After the difficulty of the Civil War, most Americans were disillusioned with previous literary movements and preferred Realism because it reflected their problems.? A) Investigative journalists during this period worked to expose social injustice, including the harsh labor practices, dangerous housing conditions, corporate greed, and political corruption. Incorrect. B) The South emerged from the war into a period known as Reconstruction. African American men had been granted the right to vote and began running for and serving in public office.C) American writers and artists rejected the idealism and lofty symbolism of the Romantic and Transcendentalist movements because they failed to address the realities of rapid socio-economic change in post-war American life. D) Industrialization and urbanization had significant benefits, such as providing both mass transit and a massive boost to the Northern economy.
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Give the title, composer, genre and form of the music piece "The Moldau 1874." Discuss at least three music features of this piece, using the concepts that we have learned in this module.
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Develop an argument about whether or not the City of Denver violated the civil liberties of the 4/20 rally organization in imposing the three-year ban.
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Hoi Chong Transport, Limited, operates a fleet of delivery trucks in Singapore. The company has determined that if a truck is driven 177,000 kilometers during a year, the average operating cost is 12.3 cents per kilometer. If a truck is driven only 118,000 kilometers during a year, the average operating cost increases to 15.5 cents per kilometer.Required:1. Using the high-low method, estimate the variable operating cost per kilometer and the annual fixed operating cost associated with the fleet of trucks.2. Express the variable and fixed costs in the form Y = a + bX.3. If a truck were driven 147,000 kilometers during a year, what total operating cost would you expect to be incurred?
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Think of two elderly people (over age 65) that you know at least pretty well, one that is thriving and happy and the other that is not. Compare and contrast the two on factors that the research has found to be correlated with psychosocial functioning, happiness, and mental health in late adulthood. Demonstrate your understanding of the research findings and terms in chapter 15 by applying at least 12 terms, theories, or research findings that affect psychosocial functioning in late adulthood, such as activity versus disengagement, Erickson's psychosocial stages, especially the last one of ego integrity versus despair , the role of family and friends, etc. Include a paragraph on how ageist stereotypes can interfere with seniors' mental health and happiness.
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HELP PLS SHOW WORKThe environmental impact of washing a load of dirty dishes in an electric dishwasher differs from that of washing them in a sink by hand. A comparison of the two methods may allow consumers to spend their money more wisely. Use the assumptions in the table below to perform the calculations that follow.- All the dishes fit into a single load.- The water entering both the water heater and the sink is at 50 F.- The water heater and the dishwasher are both 100% efficient.- Washing the dishes by hand requires 20 gallons of water heated to 110 F.- In one complete cycle, the electric dishwasher uses 10 gallons of water heated to 140 F and the dishwasher also uses 0.500 kilowatt-hour of electrical energy for its mechanical operations.(a) A British thermal unit or BTU is the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of one pound of water 1.0 F. Additionally, one gallon of water has a mass of 8.0 pounds. Calculate the total energy used to wash a load of dishes using the dishwasher.(b) One kilowatt-hour is equivalent to 3,400 BTUs and the cost of electricity is SO. 11 per kWh. Calculate the energy in BTU used to heat the water for washing a load of dishes by hand.(c) Calculate the cost of electricity for each dishwashing method given that one kilowatt-hour is equivalent to 3,400 BTUs and the cost of electricity is $0.11 per kWh.
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HELP PLS SHOW WORKAnswer the questions below regarding the heating of a house in the Midwestern United States. Use the assumptions in the table below to perform the calculations that follow.- The house has 2,000 square feet of living space.- 80,000 BTUs of heat per square foot are required to heat the house for the winter.- Natural gas is available at a cost of $5.00 per thousand cubic feet.- One cubic foot of natural gas supplies 1,000 BTUs of heat energy- The furnace in the house is 80 percent efficient.(a) Calculate number of cubic feet of natural gas required to heat the house for one winter. Show all the steps of your calculations, including units.(b) Calculate the cost of heating the house for one winter.
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What is an example of a Chemical food hazard?O MoldVirusesA bun bag tabCleaning solutionMark for follow up
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What is the price of money each pays? Consumer pay commercial banks- banks pay banks- banks pay central bank- FEDs pay banks-
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Which sentence from the text best supports Realism, Naturalism, and Regionalism emphasized character over plot? A) Landscape, as well as the cultural, economic and historical context of the location, played an important role in Regionalist fiction.B) Just as with Realism and Naturalism, plot often took a backseat in Regionalist literature.C) A good example of a character who is powerless to act upon the outside forces that influence her life is Laura in Katherine Anne Porters short story Flowering Judas.D) Naturalist stories also focused on character over plot, but mainly to show the futility of the individuals actions against the forces of nature, society, and heredity
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Use what you know about air pressure and fronts to explain the pattern of cloud cover indicate by symbols in the weather map
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What is the Schwarzschild radius?a measurement of how quickly black holes accrete objects based on the objects radiia measurement of how long a black holes quasar extends into the universea measurement of how small a celestial bodys radius would have to be in order to become a black holethe point at which the radius of a black hole lends to its classification as a supermassive black hole
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Societys ability to continue developing its economy and social institutions while maintaining its environment for an indefinite time is called
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HELP PLS SHOW WORKThe Cobb family of Fremont is looking at ways to decrease their home water and energy usage. Their current electric hot-water heater raises the water temperature to 140 F, which requires 0.20 kWh/gallon at a cost of SO.10/kWh. Each person in the family of four showers once a day for an average of 10 minutes per shower.The shower has a flow rate of 5.0 gallons per minute.(a) Calculate the total amount of water that the family uses per year for taking showers.(b) Calculate the annual cost of the electricity for the family showers, assuming that 2.5 gallons per minute of the water used is from the hot-water heater.(c) The family is considering replacing their current hot-water heater with a new energy-efficient hot-water heater that costs $1,000 and uses half the energy that their current hot-water heater uses. How many days would it take for the new hot-water heater to recover the S1,000 initial cost?
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Moses and Susan Carver owned a small farm in Diamond Grove, Missouri. They owned one slave,Mary. She had two small children,James and George.One day a neighbor came to warn the Carvers. Slave raiders were in the area. Slave raiders stole slaves and sold them again.The raiders came late that night.They stole Mary and baby George, and rode away. Moses Carver went after them. They found baby George by the side of the road. They never found Mary.The Carvers had no children. So they raised James and George as their own. The boys called the Carvers Aunt Susan and Uncle Moses.1. Write response notes.2. What happened to his mom?3. Why wasn't George raised by his mother?(continued) George was a sickly boy. His voice was thin and weak. He stuttered sometimes when he spoke in a hurry. But he was a happy child who loved plants and animals.Aunt Susan taught him to read and write. She gave him a Bible. He loved his Bible very much. The boy was always full of questions. He wanted to learn about everything. But the only school for black children was miles away. It was too far for a little boy to walk each day. George had to wait. When George was about twelve years old, he left the Carvers. He wanted to go to school. He walked to Neosho, Missouri. A family found George sleeping in their barn. They let the boy live with them. George worked and went to Lincoln School.1. Write response notes.2. Why did George leave the Carvers?(continued) A few years passed. George learned all he could at Lincoln. He heard about a school in Fort Scott, Kansas. So he moved there. Another family let George live with them.Soon, young Carver was old enough to live on his own. For a while he moved from place to place. Then he came to a small Kansas town. Another George Carver lived there too. So George added a "W" to his name. "It is for Washington," he told his friends. George Washington Carver--he liked the sound of his new name. George wanted to go to college.Not many black men went to college in the 1890s. But George Carver was sure that he would go. He worked hard and saved his money. At last Carver went to college inIowa. There he studied what he liked best--plants and farming.1. Write response notes2. What things did George do so he could go to College? 3. How are strangers kind to him?4. How do they help him along the way?5. What part of George Washington Carver's life did you most enjoy reading about?
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Sort the urban models into those that seem to apply to LDCs and those that seem more typical of MDCs. Explain your thinking.
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With Citations, we are trying to determine if the information presented is verifiable and accurate.Which of the following would indicate citations?Select one:a. The source includes some way to review their sources of information, such as a bibliography,in-text citations, or hyperlinks to other sources.b. The information presented matches what we personally believe to be true or is "commonsense."c. The source uses some form of editing or review, such as fact checkers, editors, or peer reviewd. Both a and c.
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why do I blink and roll my eyes so much in class when im anxious? i cant control it i blink so much? how can i fix this? people are saying Im weird because I keep blinking and rolling my eyes so much
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g. Prepare a cross-section through the map from position X to Y (X-Y) using the crosssection template provided here. Do not forget to indicate the X and Y positions on your cross-section and label your units with the rock names. Also, add a title. Be prepared to submit a screenshot of your cross-section
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You answer a call from a customer who immediately asks to speak to a manager or someone higher up. What would you do?
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ACTIVITY 1. God expects people to live according to his will. How is this reflected by the lives of the Israelites in the wilderness? 2. What misconceptions did the Israelites have about God when they were in the wilderness? 3. Discuss the roles that Moses played in the history of the Israelites. 4. Articulate the roles that were played by the prophets of Israel
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a customer calls me with an issue that you have already dealt with in the past you were able to resolve the issue successfully and feel confident you know how to resolve it quickly again this time. what is the least and most effective answers.
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