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  • 5 pages Qs7-13 Victor Alvarez S17.docx
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    • PHIL 2306 - Spring 2015
    • Alvarez 1 Victor M. Alvarez Jr. Dr. Merrell PHIL-2306-Intro to Ethics 06/12/17 Q7-13 Q6: a) What does Socrates, the I speaking here in the Dialogue, argue on p.41? b) Do you agree that we would all do as Socrates describes, -No man would keep his hands of
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    • PHIL 2306 - Spring 2015
    • Alvarez 1 Victor M. Alvarez Jr. Dr. Merrell PHIL-2306-Intro to Ethics 7/6/17 Q13-end QUESTION 1 What is the moral status of non-human animals, in your view? Peter Singer, a noted animal liberationist as a Utilitarian, like Mills older colleague, Jeremy Be
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    • PHIL 2306 - Spring 2015
    • Alvarez 1 Victor M. Alvarez Jr. Dr. Merrell PHIL-2306-Intro to Ethics 06/05/17 Q1-5: Q1: What IS Ethics? Use Dr. Ms definition in PPT, and the 2 contrasting views of what it is in the Shea article whose link is above. IS it biochemical? Behavioral? Intent
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    • PHIL 2306 - Spring 2015
    • Alvarez 1 Victor M. Alvarez Jr. Dr. Merrell PHIL-2306-Intro to Ethics 06/14/17 Milgram Experiment Q1-5 1. Who were the subjects in this study? This study took place in 1962 at the elegant interaction laboratory of Yale University. The test subjects in thi
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  • 9 pages EthicsStudy Guide for the Final Exam-1.docx
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    • PHIL 2306 - Spring 2015
    • STUDY GUIDE FOR FINAL EXAM 1. MORALITY AND ETHICS: BRANCHES OF ETHICS WHAT IS ETHICS? It is the branch of Philosophy which addresses questions about morality. WHAT IS MORALITY? Morality consist in those who ultimate values and principles concerning right
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    • PHIL 2306 - Spring 2015
    • ETHICS WHAT IS IT? - The systematic philosophical study of morality. PHILOSOPHY? - The systematic study of fundamental questions about ourselves, the world, and our place in the world as social and thinking creative. MORALITY? - Consist in those ultimate
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    • PHIL 2306 - Spring 2015
    • Both scenarios happen to be arbitrary because there is no reason why they should separate themselves as in-groups out-groups. In the Red Sox v Yankees, they happen to create in-group out-groups because they both like different teams, there is no particula
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    • Supply Chain Security
    • TECHNOLOGY TMGT 4342 - Spring 2016
    • Adabella Cantu Professor Benito Garza TMGT 4342 V01 August 1, 2017 Discussion 9 Some of the key factors that are attributed to the successful supply chain relationship are: trust, the level of interaction and commitment of the parties to the relationship,
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    • Supply Chain Security
    • TECHNOLOGY TMGT 4342 - Spring 2016
    • Adabella Cantu Professor Benito Garza TMGT 4342 V01 August 9, 2017 Discussion 10 In this chapter and readings, I learned about Radio Frequency Identification. RFID technology has been promising to enhance support supply chain management efforts. The futur
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  • 2 pages TMGT 4342 Article of Attendance.docx
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    • Supply Chain Security
    • TECHNOLOGY TMGT 4342 - Spring 2016
    • Adabella Cantu Professor Benito Garza Article of Attendance TMGT 4342 V01 June 8, 2017 Before this course I had no idea of the issues supply chains have regarding security. Protecting the supply chain provides a variety of qualities. Goods, products, and
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    • Supply Chain Security
    • TECHNOLOGY TMGT 4342 - Spring 2016
    • Adabella Cantu Professor Benito Garza TMGT 4342 V01 July 12, 2017 Discussion 6 One of the biggest issues with supply chain security is criminals, thefts, and terrorist attacks. New regulations of security are being taken now, mostly for air transportation
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    • Supply Chain Security
    • TECHNOLOGY TMGT 4342 - Spring 2016
    • Adabella Cantu Professor Benito Garza TMGT 4342 V01 July 18, 2017 Discussion 7 The 9/11 incident affect many people and was a history marker for America. After the 9/11 incident many things change regarding security. More security in airports, borders, an
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • 6.4 1. c = 0.8 n = 27 x squared L = 17.292 x squared R = 35.563 2. c = 0.98 n = 19 x squared L = 7.015 x squared R = 34.805 3. c = 0.98 n = 20 x squared L = 7.633 x squared R = 36.191 4. c = 0.98 s = 36 n = 17 648 < variance < 3567.79 25.46 < standard dev
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • Ch. 2.2 1. Use the stem and left plot to list the actual data entries. What is the maximum data entry? What is the minimum data entry? Key: 2 | 5 = 25 2|5 3|2 4|1335667 5|0112333444456689 6|777 7|377 8|5 a. 25, 32, 41, 43, 43, 45, 46, 46, 47, 50, 51, 51,
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • 3.4 1. When you calculate the number of permutations of n districts objects take r at a time, what are you counting? The number of ordered arrangements of n objects taken r at a time. 2. 55P2 = 2970 3. 31C2 = 465 4. 7C3 11C3 = 0.212 5. You can arrange the
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • 6.2 1. c = 0.98 n = 17 tc = 2.583 2. c = 0.90 n = 10 tc = 1.833 3. c = 0.95 x = 12.4 s = 3.0 n = 7 the 95% confidence interval using a t-distribution is 9.6, 15.2 4. (13.4, 19.6) the sample mean is 16.5 the margin of error is 3.1 5. (4.46, 6.90) the sampl
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • 5.5 1. n =1 7 p = 0.38 q = 0.62 Can the normal distribution be used to approximate the random variable x? Yes, because np > 5 and nq > 5 2. n = 20 p = 0.74 q = 0.26 Can the normal distribution be used to approximate the random variable x? Yes, because np
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • 6.3 1. 520 = x = number of successes in a sample 1056 = number in the sample 520/1056 = 0.492 = p^ q^ = 1-0.492 = 0.508 2. (0.663, 0.691) 0.691 - 0.663 = 0.028 / 2 = 0.014 = E 0.663 + 0.014 = 0.677 = p^ 3. In a survey of 633 males ages 18 64, 393 say they
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • 5.4 1. A population has a mean = 80 and a standard deviation = 28. Sample size = 49. x = 80 =4 2. As the size of a sample increases, the mean of the distribution of sample mean increases. False, as the size of a sample increases, the mean of the distribut
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • 5.1 1. In a normal distribution, which is greater, the mean or the median? Neither, in a normal distribution, the mean and median are equal. 2. The points at x = - and x = + are the inflection points on the normal curve. 3. What requirements are necessary
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • 3.1 1. Determine which number could not be used to represent the probability of an event. a. -1.5, because probability values cannot be less than 0. b. 64/25, because probability values cannot be greater than 1. 2. A restaurant offers a $12 dinner special
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • 4.2 1. 29% of a certain countrys voters think that it is too easy to vote in their country. You randomly select 12 voters. Find the probability that the number of likely voters who think that it is too easy to vote is n!_ p^x q^n-x (n-x)!x! P(3) = 0.246 P
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • 4.1 1. Is the expected value of the probability distribution of a random variable always one of the possible values of x? No, because the expected value may not be a possible value of x for one trial, but it represents the average value of x over a large
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • Ch. 2.4 1. The range of the data set is 10. Maimum-minimum 2. Describe the difference between the calculation of population standard deviation and that of sample standard deviation. Let N be the number of data entries in a population and n be the number o
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • Ch. 2.3 1. The number of credits being taken by a sample of 13 full-time college students are listed below. Find the mean, median, and mode of the data, if possible. If any measure cannot be found or does not represent the center of the data, explain why.
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • 1. What is the difference between class limits and class boundaries? a. class limits are the least and greatest numbers that can belong to the class. Class boundaries are the numbers that separate classes without forming gaps between them. For integer dat
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • 3.3 1. If two events are mutually exclusive, why is P(A and B) = 0? P(A and B) = 0 because A and B cannot occur at the same time. 2. The probability that event A or event B will occur is P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) P(A or B). False, the probability that A or
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    • Elementary Statistical Methods
    • MATH 1342 - Spring 2016
    • 3.2 1. a) list an example of two events that are independent. Rolling a die twice b) list an example of two events that are dependent. Drawing one card from a standard deck, not replacing it, and then selecting another card 2. Explain how the complement c
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    • English Composition
    • ENGLISH 1301 - Fall 2010
    • Vietnam War 1950 - 1975 Vietnam War: Background Prior to WWII, it had been a colony of France; after WWII: - North Vietnam: USSR - South Vietnam: United States Led by a Communist named Ho Chi Minh, the revolutionists fought against the Japanese Celebra
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    • English Composition
    • ENGLISH 1301 - Fall 2010
    • Kate Obire Hist1301 Homework1 1. The Arawaks greeted Columbus and his men with great generosity. The Arawaks brought Columbus and his men gifts such as parrots, spears and many other things. The Arawaks traded everything they owned willingly. The Arawaks
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