so powerN(3, 2) is 9 (3 squared).
powerN(3, 1) 鈫?3
powerN(3, 2) 鈫?9
powerN(3, 3) 鈫?27
How do I do this. I am very confused. Thanks!
From JavaBat|||int recursive (int base, int power)
{
if(power = = 1)
{
return base;
}
return base*recursive(base, power-1);
}|||The return value of the method is either the base (power equals 1) or the base times the result of calling the method passing the base and the power minus one.
This means that for powers greater than one starting out, you will recursively call the method and subtract one from the power. This recursion continues until the power equals one. At that point, you have a call stack of recursive method calls with no return values yet, and the value of the base is then returned. The previous call then multiplies that return value (base to the power of one) with the base and returns the result (base squared), and so on up the chain until the recursive calls finish in reverse.
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Whats the better value/deal? 2007 Jetta Base Sedan for $18K or 2007 Jetta Wolfsberg Edition for $20K?
I don't care a lot about the options (moon light, leathereette seats) etc, but would buy the Wolfsberg if it is a better value long term. I have above offers from a local dealership|||Since you don't care for the additional options that comes with the WF edition, then opt for the base Jetta. VWs in general don't really retain much resale value, so getting the WF model can result in greater loss of (depreciation) value should you decide to resell or trade in at a future time.|||The wolfsberg. Good luck with the Volkswagen, you will probably need it.|||Are you aware that VW has the worst 10 year reliability rating of any manufacturer sold in the US? That's even including all US and Korean manufacturers.|||If you don't want the extra options, don't get the Wolfsberg Edition.
Having the extra options may help you sell the car later when you want to get rid of it though.
But I will say that is a very good price for the WE.|||Jetta Wolfsberg Edition
Having the extra options may help you sell the car later when you want to get rid of it though.
But I will say that is a very good price for the WE.|||Jetta Wolfsberg Edition
What's the difference between a value-based and an object-based data model?
Wouldn't an object-based data model also be value-based because it still deals with the object's values and properties? And doesn't the value-based model still have objects- isn't that where the values are stored? They just seem the same to me...|||Objects are the same as HashSets. Instead of ...
int [] xyz = { 1,3, 5, 7, 9 , 11, 33, 44}
and xyz[ 5 ] will fetch the value 11
Object is
class XYZ {
var first = 1;
var second = 3;
var third = 5;
var fourth = 7.
...
the difference being random access, the value-based being structured. The Object-based allows for internal maintenance. The value-based will require some outside discussion or documentation to make sure the next user doesn't break the structure.
int [] xyz = { 1,3, 5, 7, 9 , 11, 33, 44}
and xyz[ 5 ] will fetch the value 11
Object is
class XYZ {
var first = 1;
var second = 3;
var third = 5;
var fourth = 7.
...
the difference being random access, the value-based being structured. The Object-based allows for internal maintenance. The value-based will require some outside discussion or documentation to make sure the next user doesn't break the structure.
Is a service economy sustainable without a value added manufacturing base?
Not really, services only go so far. Manufacturing must be part of the mix to have a healthy economy.
How do you return a specific value based on range in Apple Numbers?
I'm working on a spreadsheet in Apple Numbers and need to know the most accurate and efficient way to return a specified value based on a variable input. So I have a fixed table that says: If variable is between 1-5, return A, if variable is between 6-10, return B. Then I simply want to enter the variables in another table to return A or B. How is this done?|||Spreadsheets have some similarity.
In the OpenOffice Calc Spreadsheet I tested this:
=IF(A1%26lt;=5;"A";"B")
It reads: If what was entered in field A1 is less or equal to five then give me an A,
otherwise give me a B.
The A or B will appear in the field that contains the above formula.
In the OpenOffice Calc Spreadsheet I tested this:
=IF(A1%26lt;=5;"A";"B")
It reads: If what was entered in field A1 is less or equal to five then give me an A,
otherwise give me a B.
The A or B will appear in the field that contains the above formula.
Base "value of b" question?
In base b, 321 - 123 = 154. What is the value of b?|||... (3b² + 2b + 1) - (b² + 2b + 3) = b² + 5b + 4
or b² - 5b - 6 = 0
or (b + 1)(b - 6) = 0
or b = 6 ← final answer|||What the hell kind of math question is this? We use BASE 10 and that statement is false.
or b² - 5b - 6 = 0
or (b + 1)(b - 6) = 0
or b = 6 ← final answer|||What the hell kind of math question is this? We use BASE 10 and that statement is false.
How the Worker in a Psychiatric Home Will Deal With the Seven Aspects Of Care Value Base?
I'm Doing A Course On Health And Social... I Need To Find Out How A Workier (Doctor/Nurse Etc) WIll Deal With The Care Value Base:
Promote anti-discriminatory practice.
Maintain confidentiality of information.
Promote and support individuals鈥?rights to dignity, independence, health and safety.
Acknowledge individuals鈥?personal beliefs and identities.
Protect individuals from abuse.
Promote effective communication and relationships and;
Promoting individualised care.
Thanks For Any Answers You May Have x|||He/she will read them often and positively apply them in the performance of his/her job.
Promote anti-discriminatory practice.
Maintain confidentiality of information.
Promote and support individuals鈥?rights to dignity, independence, health and safety.
Acknowledge individuals鈥?personal beliefs and identities.
Protect individuals from abuse.
Promote effective communication and relationships and;
Promoting individualised care.
Thanks For Any Answers You May Have x|||He/she will read them often and positively apply them in the performance of his/her job.
Strong acid + weak base = pH value ?
we're doing titrations in chemistry and im a bit confused on this one thing...
strong acid + weak base = what pH value?
and vice versa ie.
weak acid + strong base = what pH value?
i get that strong acid + strong base = pH 7 because they neutralise each other out but those first 2 just confuse me :/
thanks!|||The combination will take the nature of the strong component:
Strong acid / weak base = result acidic below pH 7.0
Strong base / weak acid = result basic, pH above 7.0|||a strong acid/base is a specie that dissociates completely in aq solution to give H+/OH- ions. A weak acid/base is a specie that dissociates into less no of H+/OH- ions.
Thus, weak base is incapable of replacing all h+ of acid so the ph is less than 7.
Same way reaction of strong base with weak acid gives ph more than 7.|||If you dissolve a strong acid, it will dissociate completely into H+ and the acid counter-ion. HCl, for example, forms H+ and Cl-. Because HCl is a strong acid, Cl- will not pick up protons, so it is not basic, and it can no longer donate protons, so it is not acidic, i.e. it is neutral.
CH3COOH (acetic acid) is a weak acid. It is not likely to donate a proton, in other words, the acetate ion (CH3COO-) is more likely to pick up a proton to form the stable acid. Since acetate picks up a proton, it is basic. Therefore, when you titrate a weak acid with a strong base, the end point is at a basic pH (i.e. higher than 7).
With a weak base and strong acid, it's the other way around. Weak bases are unlikely to accept protons, so their conjugate acids are more likely to donate protons instead. Therefore, when titrating a weak base with a strong acid, the end point will be at an acidic pH (less than 7).
Hope that makes sense.|||What you require is the proper indicator that will change colour at or about the proper pH.
Here are some . Any strong acid and any strong base use
Bromthymol blue = pH 7 Phenolphthalein = pH 9 Methyl orange = pH 4 Methyl red pH = 5
Have fun, especially at figuring out colour at the equivalence point.|||It'd probably be fair to assume that the weak base (Alkaline) will dilute the strong acid so:
Strong acid + weak base = Weak acid
%26amp;
Weak acid + Strong base = Weak base
strong acid + weak base = what pH value?
and vice versa ie.
weak acid + strong base = what pH value?
i get that strong acid + strong base = pH 7 because they neutralise each other out but those first 2 just confuse me :/
thanks!|||The combination will take the nature of the strong component:
Strong acid / weak base = result acidic below pH 7.0
Strong base / weak acid = result basic, pH above 7.0|||a strong acid/base is a specie that dissociates completely in aq solution to give H+/OH- ions. A weak acid/base is a specie that dissociates into less no of H+/OH- ions.
Thus, weak base is incapable of replacing all h+ of acid so the ph is less than 7.
Same way reaction of strong base with weak acid gives ph more than 7.|||If you dissolve a strong acid, it will dissociate completely into H+ and the acid counter-ion. HCl, for example, forms H+ and Cl-. Because HCl is a strong acid, Cl- will not pick up protons, so it is not basic, and it can no longer donate protons, so it is not acidic, i.e. it is neutral.
CH3COOH (acetic acid) is a weak acid. It is not likely to donate a proton, in other words, the acetate ion (CH3COO-) is more likely to pick up a proton to form the stable acid. Since acetate picks up a proton, it is basic. Therefore, when you titrate a weak acid with a strong base, the end point is at a basic pH (i.e. higher than 7).
With a weak base and strong acid, it's the other way around. Weak bases are unlikely to accept protons, so their conjugate acids are more likely to donate protons instead. Therefore, when titrating a weak base with a strong acid, the end point will be at an acidic pH (less than 7).
Hope that makes sense.|||What you require is the proper indicator that will change colour at or about the proper pH.
Here are some . Any strong acid and any strong base use
Bromthymol blue = pH 7 Phenolphthalein = pH 9 Methyl orange = pH 4 Methyl red pH = 5
Have fun, especially at figuring out colour at the equivalence point.|||It'd probably be fair to assume that the weak base (Alkaline) will dilute the strong acid so:
Strong acid + weak base = Weak acid
%26amp;
Weak acid + Strong base = Weak base
What the value of x when log base x of 1/10000 is equal to -4?
Log x 1/10000 = -4
I know x^-4 is 1/10000|||x^4 = 10000 = 10^4
=%26gt; x = 10|||log(1/10000) = - 4
or, - log(10000) = - 4
or, log10^4 = 4
or, 4log10 = 4
or, log10 = 1
or, x^1 = 10
therefore x = 10
(please put base as x for all the above expressions of log)|||Solve: log (x) (1/10000) = -4
log (x) (10000) = 4
Now, x^4 = 10000 = 10^4
=%26gt; x=10 ....................(Ans)|||x^-4=(10000)^-1
x^(-4)*(-1/4)=10000^(-1)*(-1/4)
x=10000^(1/4)
x=10 or x=-10
",
I know x^-4 is 1/10000|||x^4 = 10000 = 10^4
=%26gt; x = 10|||log(1/10000) = - 4
or, - log(10000) = - 4
or, log10^4 = 4
or, 4log10 = 4
or, log10 = 1
or, x^1 = 10
therefore x = 10
(please put base as x for all the above expressions of log)|||Solve: log (x) (1/10000) = -4
log (x) (10000) = 4
Now, x^4 = 10000 = 10^4
=%26gt; x=10 ....................(Ans)|||x^-4=(10000)^-1
x^(-4)*(-1/4)=10000^(-1)*(-1/4)
x=10000^(1/4)
x=10 or x=-10
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How to I make excel change a specific cell value based on other values?
Basically I have an attendance sheet on an excel spreadsheet, I want it to insert a value in the correct cell based on the date, the name on the attendance sheet and I want it to insert a 1 or a 2 depending on if they have paid or not.|||Assuming column A: Date, column B: Name, Column C: Paid. You will put in "yes" or "no" on the Paid column. Put in a formula on column D: "=if(C2="yes", 1, 2)".
What is the value of Log (base 4) 1/8?
What is the value of each:
a) 10 ^ -10log3
b) 2log (base 3) 9
c) log (base 3) 3 ^2x|||.. log4(1/8)
= - log4(8)
= - log4( 4^(3/2) )
= - (3/2) log4(4)
= - (3/2)|||log(base 4) 1/8 = log(1/8) / log(4) = [log(1)-log(8)] / log(4)
= -log(8) /log(4)
= -log(2^3) /log(2^2)
= -3 log(2) / 2 log(2)
= -3/2
= -1.5
--------------------------------------鈥?br>
a)
10^[-10log(3)] = 10^[log(3^-10)] = 1/3^10
=
--------------------
b)
2 log(base 3) 0 = 2 log(base 3) (3^2) = 2(2) log(base 3) 3 = 4 (1) = 4
--------------------------------------鈥?br>
c)
log(base 3) 3^2x
= 2x log(base 3) 3
= 2x(1)
= 2x
a) 10 ^ -10log3
b) 2log (base 3) 9
c) log (base 3) 3 ^2x|||.. log4(1/8)
= - log4(8)
= - log4( 4^(3/2) )
= - (3/2) log4(4)
= - (3/2)|||log(base 4) 1/8 = log(1/8) / log(4) = [log(1)-log(8)] / log(4)
= -log(8) /log(4)
= -log(2^3) /log(2^2)
= -3 log(2) / 2 log(2)
= -3/2
= -1.5
--------------------------------------鈥?br>
a)
10^[-10log(3)] = 10^[log(3^-10)] = 1/3^10
=
--------------------
b)
2 log(base 3) 0 = 2 log(base 3) (3^2) = 2(2) log(base 3) 3 = 4 (1) = 4
--------------------------------------鈥?br>
c)
log(base 3) 3^2x
= 2x log(base 3) 3
= 2x(1)
= 2x
What do we base our currency's value from now?
Didn't we stop using gold?|||we stopped using gold in the 1950's.
Value of currency is based on people's beliefs about how much they can buy with that currency in the future.|||yes. our currency, and that of most modern economies around the world, is based on the willingness of the government to tax the citizens in the amount required to support the government's obligations in that currency. In other words, a government can require all commerce undertaken in its domain to accept its own currency as good for any debts or obligations, but unless trading partners and investors believe the government will tax its citizens for the value of the obligations from the citizens to the government, then the value of the currency would not support trade with other currency systems.|||Nixon took us off the Gold Standard in the earlier 1970s. Since then, our money has only been worth what you believe its worth. Its not backed by anything but thin air.
Value of currency is based on people's beliefs about how much they can buy with that currency in the future.|||yes. our currency, and that of most modern economies around the world, is based on the willingness of the government to tax the citizens in the amount required to support the government's obligations in that currency. In other words, a government can require all commerce undertaken in its domain to accept its own currency as good for any debts or obligations, but unless trading partners and investors believe the government will tax its citizens for the value of the obligations from the citizens to the government, then the value of the currency would not support trade with other currency systems.|||Nixon took us off the Gold Standard in the earlier 1970s. Since then, our money has only been worth what you believe its worth. Its not backed by anything but thin air.
MATH HELP! This is the exponent to which a specified base is rasied to obtain a given value.?
This is the exponent to which a specified base is rasied to obtain a given value.
a logarithm
b common logarithm
c logarithmic function
d relation|||a. logarithm
a logarithm
b common logarithm
c logarithmic function
d relation|||a. logarithm
Is property tax based off of the market value or the purchase price of the house?
I live in Florida and my boyfriend and I want to buy a house in Lee county but we are confused about the property taxes. We know that it can only go up no more than 3% from the previous year but my question is; 3% of what? Is it 3% of the amount that we purchased the home for or is it 3% of the value based on what the property appraiser declares the home is worth? Please help us to understand the details of this situation. Thank you!|||There are three approaches to value stipulated in the Florida Statutes: 1.) "Direct Sales Comparison", 2.) "Replacement Cost", and 3.) "Capitalization of Income". In Lee County, we use a computer assisted mass appraisal system that incorporates elements of all three approaches to value. Please keep in mind, however, that the best evidence of the fair market value is when several properties similar to yours sell.
The property鈥檚 fair market value can be determined employing one or more of three different methods.
The first method is to find properties like yours which have recently sold. However, their selling prices must be analyzed very carefully to get the true picture. One property may have sold for more than it was really worth because the buyer was in a hurry to occupy it and would pay any price to get in. Another may have sold for less than it was really worth because the owner needed cash right away, so was willing to sell to the first buyer making an offer. The Property Appraiser must always consider such over or under sales price to arrive at a fair valuation of your property.
The second method is based on how much money it would take, at current material and labor costs, to replace your property with one just like it. If any improvements are not new, the amount of depreciation must also be determined.
The final method is used in addition to the other two if you own property which does, or could, provide an income, such as an apartment complex, retail store space, or office building. In that case, the Property Appraiser must consider such dollar facts as your revenues, operating expenses, insurance, maintenance costs, degree of financial risk incurred by owning the property, and finally, the return most people would expect to receive on that kind of|||First, this is a general answer, so talk to the tax clerk in the county for exact and specific information.
Most jurisdictions base the tax on a formal assessment performed by the county/state/town tax assessor. This is NOT the sales price nor the market value as appraised by a real estate agent. Assessors tend to have a formal methodology for determining the assessment - based on recent comparable sales, square footage, etc.
Most jurisdictions re-assess all properties every 2 or 3 years (this is where the 3% comes in) - if the assessment goes up, the tax charged goes up (in your case, the tax could go up even if the assessment goes down due to the limits placed on prior years' increases).|||It is based on the amount the city determines your home and property is worth.
The city employed a person who will come out and appraise the property.. they do not even go inside the home.. they just look at the map of your home.. the amount of land you have and give an estimated appraisal value.. The 3% is based off of the amount the city appraiser says your home is worth.
- We live in a new home and our taxes were not appraised until a year after we moved in .. we had an appraisal by the bank that said our home appraised for $189,000 (he walked both inside and outside our home) that was for the loan from the bank.. then a year later a city appraiser came out and appraised the property for $179,000 (he just had a plot plan and a layout of our home on file.. he never spoke to us or entered our home) and our property taxes were determined by the amount the city appraised the home at - $179,000
The property鈥檚 fair market value can be determined employing one or more of three different methods.
The first method is to find properties like yours which have recently sold. However, their selling prices must be analyzed very carefully to get the true picture. One property may have sold for more than it was really worth because the buyer was in a hurry to occupy it and would pay any price to get in. Another may have sold for less than it was really worth because the owner needed cash right away, so was willing to sell to the first buyer making an offer. The Property Appraiser must always consider such over or under sales price to arrive at a fair valuation of your property.
The second method is based on how much money it would take, at current material and labor costs, to replace your property with one just like it. If any improvements are not new, the amount of depreciation must also be determined.
The final method is used in addition to the other two if you own property which does, or could, provide an income, such as an apartment complex, retail store space, or office building. In that case, the Property Appraiser must consider such dollar facts as your revenues, operating expenses, insurance, maintenance costs, degree of financial risk incurred by owning the property, and finally, the return most people would expect to receive on that kind of|||First, this is a general answer, so talk to the tax clerk in the county for exact and specific information.
Most jurisdictions base the tax on a formal assessment performed by the county/state/town tax assessor. This is NOT the sales price nor the market value as appraised by a real estate agent. Assessors tend to have a formal methodology for determining the assessment - based on recent comparable sales, square footage, etc.
Most jurisdictions re-assess all properties every 2 or 3 years (this is where the 3% comes in) - if the assessment goes up, the tax charged goes up (in your case, the tax could go up even if the assessment goes down due to the limits placed on prior years' increases).|||It is based on the amount the city determines your home and property is worth.
The city employed a person who will come out and appraise the property.. they do not even go inside the home.. they just look at the map of your home.. the amount of land you have and give an estimated appraisal value.. The 3% is based off of the amount the city appraiser says your home is worth.
- We live in a new home and our taxes were not appraised until a year after we moved in .. we had an appraisal by the bank that said our home appraised for $189,000 (he walked both inside and outside our home) that was for the loan from the bank.. then a year later a city appraiser came out and appraised the property for $179,000 (he just had a plot plan and a layout of our home on file.. he never spoke to us or entered our home) and our property taxes were determined by the amount the city appraised the home at - $179,000
Let choose the base value Sb=100MVA, threephase Vb=345KV line, express the Z=5 + j40 in per unit, express volt?
Zbase = V虏/S = 345虏/(100/3) = 3570 ohm
Zpu = Z/Zbase = 5+j40 / 3570 = 0.0014 + j 0.0112
Zpu = Z/Zbase = 5+j40 / 3570 = 0.0014 + j 0.0112
The area of a triangle (A=1/2bh) is 52. The triangle has h=4 and b=2x+6. Value for base of the triangle?
The height is 4 and the base is 2x+6. I need to know the value of the base of the triangle.|||A = 1/2 bh
52 = (1/2) (2x+6) (4)
52 = 4x + 12
x = 10
b = 2x + 6 = (2) (10) + 6
b = 26|||52 = 1/2(4)(2x + 6)
52 = 4x + 12
40 = 4x
10 = x
b = 2(10) + 6 = 26|||A= 1/2*b*h = 52
h = 4
52 = 1/2*(2x+6)*4
2x+6 = 52/(4*1/2)
(52/(4*1/2) - 6)/2 = x
--%26gt; x =10
b= 2x+6
b = 26|||[(4)(2x+6)/2]=52
4x+12=52
4x=40
x=40/4
x=10
b=26
52 = (1/2) (2x+6) (4)
52 = 4x + 12
x = 10
b = 2x + 6 = (2) (10) + 6
b = 26|||52 = 1/2(4)(2x + 6)
52 = 4x + 12
40 = 4x
10 = x
b = 2(10) + 6 = 26|||A= 1/2*b*h = 52
h = 4
52 = 1/2*(2x+6)*4
2x+6 = 52/(4*1/2)
(52/(4*1/2) - 6)/2 = x
--%26gt; x =10
b= 2x+6
b = 26|||[(4)(2x+6)/2]=52
4x+12=52
4x=40
x=40/4
x=10
b=26
How to make excel auto fill up the value based on the value for others column?
What function should i use to do the following task?
If i fill in Column A and Column B, how to make Column C value is automatically fill up based on the value for column A and column B?|||Autofill:
type 1 on A1 and 2 on B1.
Highlight A1:B1 range, grab the Fill-handle and Drag to C1.
Cell C1 will show 3 as the value.
Now repeat above for values of 2 on A1 and 4 on B1. C1 will display 6 (this is the Trend).
Try different combinations, observe the results.
Autofill is not a function.|||It's not a function, you just type in the formula you want.
So if in A1 you have 10 and in B1 you have 20 then:
type in C1 the following formulas and see what you get
=A1+B1
=A1*B1
=B1/A1
=A1^2
etc.
If you want to copy this down column c, then you can copy the formula you have and paste it using ctrl+c and ctrl+v just like other windows applications. The difference is that excel will modify the formula to make it relevant to the new location that you paste it into.|||Put a formula into the cell in column C. Once you place the formula into the first cell, you can use the drag and copy feature to copy the formula to all the cells in Column C.|||You can use concatinate function or if function as the case may be.
If i fill in Column A and Column B, how to make Column C value is automatically fill up based on the value for column A and column B?|||Autofill:
type 1 on A1 and 2 on B1.
Highlight A1:B1 range, grab the Fill-handle and Drag to C1.
Cell C1 will show 3 as the value.
Now repeat above for values of 2 on A1 and 4 on B1. C1 will display 6 (this is the Trend).
Try different combinations, observe the results.
Autofill is not a function.|||It's not a function, you just type in the formula you want.
So if in A1 you have 10 and in B1 you have 20 then:
type in C1 the following formulas and see what you get
=A1+B1
=A1*B1
=B1/A1
=A1^2
etc.
If you want to copy this down column c, then you can copy the formula you have and paste it using ctrl+c and ctrl+v just like other windows applications. The difference is that excel will modify the formula to make it relevant to the new location that you paste it into.|||Put a formula into the cell in column C. Once you place the formula into the first cell, you can use the drag and copy feature to copy the formula to all the cells in Column C.|||You can use concatinate function or if function as the case may be.
What is the value of log (base 2) of log (base 3) of x^2))=2?
log_2(log_3(x²)) = 2
Rewrite the expression as...
log_3 (x²) = 2²
log_3 (x²) = 4
x² = 3^4
x² = 81
x = ±√81
x = ±9
I hope this helps!|||That doesn't make any sense. You've left out some crucial words.
Are you saying that log base 3 of x^2 is 2?
What do you want the log base 2 of?|||log (base 2) of (log (base 3) of (x^2)) = 2
log (base 3) of (x^2) = 2^2
log (base 3) of (x^2) = 4
x^2 = 3^4
x^2 = 81
x = +/- sqrt(81)
x = +/- 9
Rewrite the expression as...
log_3 (x²) = 2²
log_3 (x²) = 4
x² = 3^4
x² = 81
x = ±√81
x = ±9
I hope this helps!|||That doesn't make any sense. You've left out some crucial words.
Are you saying that log base 3 of x^2 is 2?
What do you want the log base 2 of?|||log (base 2) of (log (base 3) of (x^2)) = 2
log (base 3) of (x^2) = 2^2
log (base 3) of (x^2) = 4
x^2 = 3^4
x^2 = 81
x = +/- sqrt(81)
x = +/- 9
What is the value for base sixteen?
what is the value for base sixteen|||I dunno what u want to ask.....
but i think u want to know about the HEXADECIMAL SYSTEM?|||Your question doesn't have an answer, there is no "value" for base sixteen, just as there is no "value" for base ten or base two, etc.
In base ten, the value for "10" is ten. In base two, the value for "10" is two. In base eight, the value for "10" is eight, and in base sixteen, the value for "10" is sixteen.
Here's a link that explains how base sixteen works.|||I would take it you mean to know how values above 9 are represented in base 16 code.... and that would be A=10, B=11, C=12, D=13, E=14, F=16. The rest of the values are represented with decimal numbers. In computer related material, you can recognize a hex number by the fact that it has "0x" in front of it, or "h" after, or, sometimes, both... like this 0x22A3h.
Hope this is what you wanted.... ;)|||16 is the base for hexadecimal system just as 10 the base of logs and e is the base of natural logs.|||value for base sixteen is the way Computers "think" in Binary code, or Base Two. But that is very hard for humans to read, so computer programmers have a special code they use when talking to computers; it's called Hexadecimal Code.
but i think u want to know about the HEXADECIMAL SYSTEM?|||Your question doesn't have an answer, there is no "value" for base sixteen, just as there is no "value" for base ten or base two, etc.
In base ten, the value for "10" is ten. In base two, the value for "10" is two. In base eight, the value for "10" is eight, and in base sixteen, the value for "10" is sixteen.
Here's a link that explains how base sixteen works.|||I would take it you mean to know how values above 9 are represented in base 16 code.... and that would be A=10, B=11, C=12, D=13, E=14, F=16. The rest of the values are represented with decimal numbers. In computer related material, you can recognize a hex number by the fact that it has "0x" in front of it, or "h" after, or, sometimes, both... like this 0x22A3h.
Hope this is what you wanted.... ;)|||16 is the base for hexadecimal system just as 10 the base of logs and e is the base of natural logs.|||value for base sixteen is the way Computers "think" in Binary code, or Base Two. But that is very hard for humans to read, so computer programmers have a special code they use when talking to computers; it's called Hexadecimal Code.
Whats the literature value for enthalpy of neutralization weak acid and weak base?
i know its less that -57kJ... but what is it?|||It depends on the weak acid and weak base. Usually, the stronger each is, the more negative the enthalpy of neutralization will be (and the closer to the strong acid-base value of around -58 kJ/mol, or -57 as you stated).
The enthalpy of neutralization value is the enthalpy change for:
H+(aq) + OH-(aq) -----%26gt; H2O(l)
For a weak acid/base HA and B, the enthalpy of neutralization may be written as the sum of three reaction steps:
1. HA(aq) -----%26gt; H+(aq) + A-(aq)
2. B(aq) + H2O(l) -----%26gt; BH+(aq) + OH-(aq)
3. H+(aq) + OH-(aq) -----%26gt; H2O(l)
gives
HA(aq) + B(aq) -----%26gt; A-(aq) + HB+(aq)
Reactions 1 and 2 usually have an unfavorable (positive) enthalpy change. * By Hess's Law, the enthalpy change for the sum of the three reactions is the sum of the enthalpy changes of the three individual reactions, so the result is going to be greater than the -58 kJ/mol value for reaction 3 - that is, not as exothermic. To find the actual value, you will have to obtain delta-H values for reactions 1 and 2, which vary depending on the identities of HA and B.
* Reactions 1 and 2 will have unfavorable free energy changes (delta-G). In acid-base reactions this usually means that the delta-H value is unfavorable, but not always: HF, for example, has a favorable enthalpy change but an unfavorable free energy change, since the entropy change is highly negative.
The enthalpy of neutralization value is the enthalpy change for:
H+(aq) + OH-(aq) -----%26gt; H2O(l)
For a weak acid/base HA and B, the enthalpy of neutralization may be written as the sum of three reaction steps:
1. HA(aq) -----%26gt; H+(aq) + A-(aq)
2. B(aq) + H2O(l) -----%26gt; BH+(aq) + OH-(aq)
3. H+(aq) + OH-(aq) -----%26gt; H2O(l)
gives
HA(aq) + B(aq) -----%26gt; A-(aq) + HB+(aq)
Reactions 1 and 2 usually have an unfavorable (positive) enthalpy change. * By Hess's Law, the enthalpy change for the sum of the three reactions is the sum of the enthalpy changes of the three individual reactions, so the result is going to be greater than the -58 kJ/mol value for reaction 3 - that is, not as exothermic. To find the actual value, you will have to obtain delta-H values for reactions 1 and 2, which vary depending on the identities of HA and B.
* Reactions 1 and 2 will have unfavorable free energy changes (delta-G). In acid-base reactions this usually means that the delta-H value is unfavorable, but not always: HF, for example, has a favorable enthalpy change but an unfavorable free energy change, since the entropy change is highly negative.
For the number 89 what is the closest integer value the log-base-10 lies between?
really need answer and explain if possible/still getting the hang of this/math using logarithms etc|||2.
log_10 of a number is the power of 10 you raise the number to. For instance:
10^1 = 10 ... so log_10(10) = 1
10^2 = 100 ... so log_10(100) = 2
10^3 = 1000 ... so log_10(1000) = 3
and so on.
89 is between 10 and 100, but a lot closer to 100.
So log_10(79) is a little below 2.
log_10 of a number is the power of 10 you raise the number to. For instance:
10^1 = 10 ... so log_10(10) = 1
10^2 = 100 ... so log_10(100) = 2
10^3 = 1000 ... so log_10(1000) = 3
and so on.
89 is between 10 and 100, but a lot closer to 100.
So log_10(79) is a little below 2.
1111 1111 1110 1011 as a signed base 10 value please?
1111 1111 1110 1011 as a signed base 10 value please|||In Decimal the columns are 1000s|100s|10s|1s so 1111 is 1000+100+10+1=1111
In Binary, the columns are 8s|4s|2s|1s so 1111 is 8+4+2+1 = 15
Add each set of 4 and add the different sets together
1110 is 8+4+2+0=14
1011 is 8+0+2+1=11
15+15+14+11=55|||Your question is ambiguous. Is this a signed 32 bit value? In this case, consider what needs to be added to it to turn it into 0. There are only two 0s, in the 4 and 16 place. Furthermore, you need to add 1 more to wrap the whole thing around. Hopefully you can add up what I just told you to get the answer.
In Binary, the columns are 8s|4s|2s|1s so 1111 is 8+4+2+1 = 15
Add each set of 4 and add the different sets together
1110 is 8+4+2+0=14
1011 is 8+0+2+1=11
15+15+14+11=55|||Your question is ambiguous. Is this a signed 32 bit value? In this case, consider what needs to be added to it to turn it into 0. There are only two 0s, in the 4 and 16 place. Furthermore, you need to add 1 more to wrap the whole thing around. Hopefully you can add up what I just told you to get the answer.
Find the value of logarithm of square root b to the base b - logarithm of 1/a to the base a?
Can anybody help me to solve this ?|||Logarithms and exponents have a fairly simple relationship:
1.) a^(log_base_a(b)) = b
or
2.) log_base_a(a^b) = b
Put in english, the log is the inverse operation of the exponent. If you take a log of a number in a base, you can "undo" the function by taking the exponent or vice-versa.
So for your specific problem:
log_base_b(sqrt(b)) = log_base_b(b^.5)
This matches equation (2) above, so we can say:
log_base_b(sqrt(b)) = log_base_b(b^.5) = .5
log_base_a(1/a) = log_base_a(a^-1) = -1 (also using equation 2)
Finally
log_base_b(sqrt(b)) - log_base_a(1/a) = .5 - (-1) = 1.5
Clear enough?|||The log of sqrt(b) to base b is 1/2 because b^(1/2) is the square root of b.
The log of 1/a to base a is -1 as a^-1 = 1/a
edit:
Oh sorry you are looking for the diference between the two:
(1/2)- (-1) = 1 + 1/2 or 3/2 or 1.5|||log[b] sqrt(b) = 1/2
log[a] 1/a = -1
So, the answer is 1/2 + 1 = 3/2
1.) a^(log_base_a(b)) = b
or
2.) log_base_a(a^b) = b
Put in english, the log is the inverse operation of the exponent. If you take a log of a number in a base, you can "undo" the function by taking the exponent or vice-versa.
So for your specific problem:
log_base_b(sqrt(b)) = log_base_b(b^.5)
This matches equation (2) above, so we can say:
log_base_b(sqrt(b)) = log_base_b(b^.5) = .5
log_base_a(1/a) = log_base_a(a^-1) = -1 (also using equation 2)
Finally
log_base_b(sqrt(b)) - log_base_a(1/a) = .5 - (-1) = 1.5
Clear enough?|||The log of sqrt(b) to base b is 1/2 because b^(1/2) is the square root of b.
The log of 1/a to base a is -1 as a^-1 = 1/a
edit:
Oh sorry you are looking for the diference between the two:
(1/2)- (-1) = 1 + 1/2 or 3/2 or 1.5|||log[b] sqrt(b) = 1/2
log[a] 1/a = -1
So, the answer is 1/2 + 1 = 3/2
CARE VALUE BASE? please help?
hi im doing health and social at the moment ,
and for my coursework i have to " list the care vaule base - write about all the aspects of the care value base in general"
:S:S:S:S
im so confused i dont even no what it is !
help please
xxx|||The care value base is a range of standards for health and social care. It is designed to guide the practice of professionals working in this area. The aim of the standards is to improve clients' quality of life, by ensuring that each person gets the care that is most appropriate for them as an individual.
The care value base offers guidance, and sets standards, in three main areas of health and social care:
飪?Fostering equality and diversity
飪?Fostering people's rights and responsibilities
飪?Maintaining confidentiality of information
Fostering equality and diversity
This means recognising and supporting people's individual needs.
It involves:
飪?Giving everyone the same quality of care and support This does not mean treating everyone in the same way
飪?Respecting and supporting the diversity of people's experiences, lifestyles and backgrounds
As a carer you should ensure that a client's background or circumstances do not affect the quality of care they receive.
This does not mean that treating everyone in the same way. It means treating each person as an individual, taking into account their beliefs, abilities, likes and dislikes. This is known as client-centred care.
There are some terms that you must understand in relation to discrimination.
Discrimination is the result of stereotyping and prejudice.
Stereotyping
If you stereotype someone, you make assumptions about them based on their age, sex, race, nationality or sexuality. For example:
飪?French people love garlic
飪?Women are bad drivers
飪?Men are only interested in one thing
Prejudice
This means liking or disliking someone not because of who they are, but because of how you feel about their lifestyle or background. It is important accept their responsibility to ensure that prejudice doesn't affect the quality of care given to clients
It means providing different care (better or worse) to some people because they are of a particular group, like Asian people, lesbians and gays, or older people
Rights and responsibilities go hand in hand
You must support the right of a client to choose their own lifestyle AND help them to accept their responsibilities.
飪?Your client has the right to eat unhealthy food, but you need to tell them about the health risks so they can take responsibility for their choice.
飪?Your client has the right to smoke, but they must accept their responsibilities to other people who do not wish to be affected by passive smoking
Rights and responsibilities are often laid down in legislation, codes of practice and policy documents. As a carer, you need to make sure that your clients are aware of their rights and responsibilities in care settings.
Clients have a right to:
飪?Not be discriminated against
飪?Confidentiality
飪?Their own beliefs and values
Clients have a responsibility to:
飪?Not discriminate against others
飪?Respect the confidentiality of others
飪?Do no harm to others
Confidentiality of information
This means that any information clients give you must be private and confidential, whether it is:
鈥?Verbal
鈥?Written
鈥?Electronic (on a computer)
You need to be aware of what you say to other carers and clients and also who has access to client files.
Maintaining confidentiality of information is an important part of caring. You need to think carefully before you talk about your colleagues and clients, and ask yourself whether this person really needs to know what you're about to tell them. Clients can expect you not to discuss their details with anyone else without their consent and they won't trust or respect you if you do.
There are times when you need to share confidential information, for example when a client may be a danger to themselves or others
Whenever possible, health and social care professionals must respect their client's right to keep certain information private.
There are also legal requirements to keep personal records confidential.
The 1998 Data Protection Act states that data has to be secure, accurate and that it can only be used for limited purposes
In Summary
The care value base was developed to improve clients' quality of life by setting standards and guiding professional practice in health and social care.
Fostering equality and diversity means recognising that each person has their own individual needs. It also means working to meet those needs.
Fostering rights and responsibilities recognises people's rights, but also stresses that we all have responsibilities towards others.
The need to maintain confidentiality of client information protect the client's right to have personal information kept private.
and for my coursework i have to " list the care vaule base - write about all the aspects of the care value base in general"
:S:S:S:S
im so confused i dont even no what it is !
help please
xxx|||The care value base is a range of standards for health and social care. It is designed to guide the practice of professionals working in this area. The aim of the standards is to improve clients' quality of life, by ensuring that each person gets the care that is most appropriate for them as an individual.
The care value base offers guidance, and sets standards, in three main areas of health and social care:
飪?Fostering equality and diversity
飪?Fostering people's rights and responsibilities
飪?Maintaining confidentiality of information
Fostering equality and diversity
This means recognising and supporting people's individual needs.
It involves:
飪?Giving everyone the same quality of care and support This does not mean treating everyone in the same way
飪?Respecting and supporting the diversity of people's experiences, lifestyles and backgrounds
As a carer you should ensure that a client's background or circumstances do not affect the quality of care they receive.
This does not mean that treating everyone in the same way. It means treating each person as an individual, taking into account their beliefs, abilities, likes and dislikes. This is known as client-centred care.
There are some terms that you must understand in relation to discrimination.
Discrimination is the result of stereotyping and prejudice.
Stereotyping
If you stereotype someone, you make assumptions about them based on their age, sex, race, nationality or sexuality. For example:
飪?French people love garlic
飪?Women are bad drivers
飪?Men are only interested in one thing
Prejudice
This means liking or disliking someone not because of who they are, but because of how you feel about their lifestyle or background. It is important accept their responsibility to ensure that prejudice doesn't affect the quality of care given to clients
It means providing different care (better or worse) to some people because they are of a particular group, like Asian people, lesbians and gays, or older people
Rights and responsibilities go hand in hand
You must support the right of a client to choose their own lifestyle AND help them to accept their responsibilities.
飪?Your client has the right to eat unhealthy food, but you need to tell them about the health risks so they can take responsibility for their choice.
飪?Your client has the right to smoke, but they must accept their responsibilities to other people who do not wish to be affected by passive smoking
Rights and responsibilities are often laid down in legislation, codes of practice and policy documents. As a carer, you need to make sure that your clients are aware of their rights and responsibilities in care settings.
Clients have a right to:
飪?Not be discriminated against
飪?Confidentiality
飪?Their own beliefs and values
Clients have a responsibility to:
飪?Not discriminate against others
飪?Respect the confidentiality of others
飪?Do no harm to others
Confidentiality of information
This means that any information clients give you must be private and confidential, whether it is:
鈥?Verbal
鈥?Written
鈥?Electronic (on a computer)
You need to be aware of what you say to other carers and clients and also who has access to client files.
Maintaining confidentiality of information is an important part of caring. You need to think carefully before you talk about your colleagues and clients, and ask yourself whether this person really needs to know what you're about to tell them. Clients can expect you not to discuss their details with anyone else without their consent and they won't trust or respect you if you do.
There are times when you need to share confidential information, for example when a client may be a danger to themselves or others
Whenever possible, health and social care professionals must respect their client's right to keep certain information private.
There are also legal requirements to keep personal records confidential.
The 1998 Data Protection Act states that data has to be secure, accurate and that it can only be used for limited purposes
In Summary
The care value base was developed to improve clients' quality of life by setting standards and guiding professional practice in health and social care.
Fostering equality and diversity means recognising that each person has their own individual needs. It also means working to meet those needs.
Fostering rights and responsibilities recognises people's rights, but also stresses that we all have responsibilities towards others.
The need to maintain confidentiality of client information protect the client's right to have personal information kept private.
How I find the exact value of each logarithm without using a calculator given log base 3 then 1?
I'm guessing your problem looks like
log(3) 1 = ?
Generally, the base of the log gets raised to the answer like this:
log(3) 1 = x so 3^x = 1
And in that case, x = 0 since 3^0 = 1
So.... log(3) 1 = 0
(by the way, the log of 1 of any base equals 0)|||log₃(1) = log₃(3⁰) = 0|||As others said, the answer is 0.
log(3) 1 = ?
Generally, the base of the log gets raised to the answer like this:
log(3) 1 = x so 3^x = 1
And in that case, x = 0 since 3^0 = 1
So.... log(3) 1 = 0
(by the way, the log of 1 of any base equals 0)|||log₃(1) = log₃(3⁰) = 0|||As others said, the answer is 0.
If we are given the base and answer how can we find the exponent value?
is there a method or a formula for this??
example
3x= 81
x being the exponent
how do we find out what x is?|||you would have to use logarithms
which is basically
Log with a subscript 3 (which means in base 3) of 81 [written normally]
overall that means, what exponant do i have to put to 3 to get 81
on calculator, the log bottom is automatically on log in base 10
u must use simple logarithmic properties and do
log 81 divided by log 3
answer is 4 btw|||3x3x3x3 = 81 so the answer is 4|||3^x= 81
Express 81 also as follows
81 = 3^4 using the same base 3
3^x=3^4
now on both sides bases are same
so the exponents are same too
This implies x = 4|||logarithms!
log(81)/log(3) means:
3 to which power is equal to 81|||Take the log of both sides.
log(3^x) = log(81)
x log(3) = log(81)
x = log(81)/log(3)
x = 4.394 / 1.099 = 4
example
3x= 81
x being the exponent
how do we find out what x is?|||you would have to use logarithms
which is basically
Log with a subscript 3 (which means in base 3) of 81 [written normally]
overall that means, what exponant do i have to put to 3 to get 81
on calculator, the log bottom is automatically on log in base 10
u must use simple logarithmic properties and do
log 81 divided by log 3
answer is 4 btw|||3x3x3x3 = 81 so the answer is 4|||3^x= 81
Express 81 also as follows
81 = 3^4 using the same base 3
3^x=3^4
now on both sides bases are same
so the exponents are same too
This implies x = 4|||logarithms!
log(81)/log(3) means:
3 to which power is equal to 81|||Take the log of both sides.
log(3^x) = log(81)
x log(3) = log(81)
x = log(81)/log(3)
x = 4.394 / 1.099 = 4
How to define a time base as reference for Atomic cycles ?
Quantum information states the electron does not orbit the nucleus but instead vibrates in some wave propagation, yet definitions of the number of electron orbits per second exist.. While certainly vibration and wave propagtion are factors, the cyclic motion of rotation and orbit must begin at atomic levels but where and is there a base value of reference? There are various measurements defined which should allow some calculation of this but the definitions when cross-compared are conflicting.
Electron orbits per second = about 6.5 trillion times per second
Speed of an electron in hydrogen = 220,000,000 cm per second
Hydrogen Radius = 5,292,000,000th of a centimeter.
Light travels radius of hydrogen atom = 10 to -18th power/second.
Light travels 1 foot (30.48 cm) = 1,000,000,000th of a second (ns)
By these definitions the electron orbit should be more per second than defined and the speed of light appears not constant in moving from the hydrogen atom outward to 1 foot.|||Interesting. What do you think?
Electron orbits per second = about 6.5 trillion times per second
Speed of an electron in hydrogen = 220,000,000 cm per second
Hydrogen Radius = 5,292,000,000th of a centimeter.
Light travels radius of hydrogen atom = 10 to -18th power/second.
Light travels 1 foot (30.48 cm) = 1,000,000,000th of a second (ns)
By these definitions the electron orbit should be more per second than defined and the speed of light appears not constant in moving from the hydrogen atom outward to 1 foot.|||Interesting. What do you think?
Calculating the Kb value of an unknown base?
A sample of an ionic compoud NaA, where A- is the anion of a weak acid, was dissolved in enough water to make 100 mL of solution and was then titrated with .100 M HCl. After 500 mL of HCl was added, the pH was found to be 5.00. 1.00 L of .100 M HCl was required to reach the stoichiometric point of the titration.
So...
What's the Kb value of A-?
I tried constructing an Ice table and working packwards, but found Kb to be 100,000, so I definitely messed something up. Any help is appreciated, and best answer gets the points. Thanks!|||USe Henderson's eqn.
Kb = 2x10^-5
So...
What's the Kb value of A-?
I tried constructing an Ice table and working packwards, but found Kb to be 100,000, so I definitely messed something up. Any help is appreciated, and best answer gets the points. Thanks!|||USe Henderson's eqn.
Kb = 2x10^-5
How do I solve: Suppose the base year is 2004. What is the value of the CPI in 2003?
Year 2002- Beef $= 2.00, Beef Quantity= 100 Pork$=1.00, Pork Quantity=100
Year 2003- Beef $=2.50, Beef Quantity=90 Pork $=0.90, Pork Quantity=120
Year 2004- Beef $=2.75, Beef Quantity=105, Pork $= 1.00 , Pork Quantity= 130
I am really confused.
Thanks!|||I don't believe you have all the info needed to solve this . The Consumer Price Index ( CPI ) Has more variables than you were supplied with. Inflation is a variable. If you have a newspaper handy the current CPI is in the front of major city papers.
Year 2003- Beef $=2.50, Beef Quantity=90 Pork $=0.90, Pork Quantity=120
Year 2004- Beef $=2.75, Beef Quantity=105, Pork $= 1.00 , Pork Quantity= 130
I am really confused.
Thanks!|||I don't believe you have all the info needed to solve this . The Consumer Price Index ( CPI ) Has more variables than you were supplied with. Inflation is a variable. If you have a newspaper handy the current CPI is in the front of major city papers.
Care value base (health and social care )?
i am struggling a bit with this task so any information would be great (please no links to other sites)
*describe the rights of patients/service users
*identifiy the principles of the care value base and care workers responsibilities to patients/service users
*use examples to describe how the principles of the care value base and care workers responsibilites promote patients/service-users rights
*explain how the principles of the care value base and care workers responsibilities can be applied to promoting patients/service users rights|||right to choose your own doctor
right to seeek insurance.
right to consult more than one doctor
use service according their own situation
use at discretion of patient
use at any time when it is needed
*describe the rights of patients/service users
*identifiy the principles of the care value base and care workers responsibilities to patients/service users
*use examples to describe how the principles of the care value base and care workers responsibilites promote patients/service-users rights
*explain how the principles of the care value base and care workers responsibilities can be applied to promoting patients/service users rights|||right to choose your own doctor
right to seeek insurance.
right to consult more than one doctor
use service according their own situation
use at discretion of patient
use at any time when it is needed
Find the value of the Hypothenuse of a Tringle that has a base of 6 ft and a height of 5 ft?
I have to find this using the Pythagorean theorem.|||鈭?6虏 + 5虏)
鈭?36+25)
7.81
.|||5^2+6^2=61
square root of 61=7.8|||If it is a right triagle,
a=6
b=5
c=sqr(a^2+b^2)=sqr(61)
鈭?36+25)
7.81
.|||5^2+6^2=61
square root of 61=7.8|||If it is a right triagle,
a=6
b=5
c=sqr(a^2+b^2)=sqr(61)
What do you base the vehicle value on when negotiating with State Farm Ins.? Kelley Blue Book or NADA value?
"Vippasan", the gentlemen that answered you earlier is correct. The insurance companies have their own guides. No books, nowhere, they run their own insurance computer software. That is what they go by. Just call and ask they are governed by your state and so is this software. These books are only references.|||insurance companies usually use the blue book|||Add both then divide. Go with average.|||Neither, as both of those are guides, and specifically state that they are not to be used to determine complete value of the vehicle.
Which is why a car can be worth 3000 in one area, according to kbb, and 4,000 in a different.
And yet, no one will buy it, if you list it at $4000.
The insurance company will look up what it will cost them, based on their research, to replace your car.
You don't get access to that. Kbb and NADA will not provide that.|||Industry standard is NADA. However right now vehicles are bringing a lot more than book. Look for replacement cost and not book. SUV and PU are bringing about $2000-$3000 over NADA book.|||Id use black book retail and go from there. They are not likely to give you that but its a starting point.|||next time check the rates and coverage at Progressive Ins. Co. -- they will usually give you a better price for your wrecked car than any other insurer... and they are willing to talk about the car and the value of the ride before full car body contact ... both books are used to value a car and there are also some """"CD secret lists""""" that we never hear discussed .. I would like to tell you that State Farm is the most difficult Ins. Co. to get a fair price and payment for your wrecked car ---even if it is not your fault and not your insurance provider..... you may consider going to court and at least the filing in court of the driver that caused your damage... if you want to know more about this step then you can click on my icon/pix and name and send me your questions and email... been there and it paid very well from the ins co.......
Which is why a car can be worth 3000 in one area, according to kbb, and 4,000 in a different.
And yet, no one will buy it, if you list it at $4000.
The insurance company will look up what it will cost them, based on their research, to replace your car.
You don't get access to that. Kbb and NADA will not provide that.|||Industry standard is NADA. However right now vehicles are bringing a lot more than book. Look for replacement cost and not book. SUV and PU are bringing about $2000-$3000 over NADA book.|||Id use black book retail and go from there. They are not likely to give you that but its a starting point.|||next time check the rates and coverage at Progressive Ins. Co. -- they will usually give you a better price for your wrecked car than any other insurer... and they are willing to talk about the car and the value of the ride before full car body contact ... both books are used to value a car and there are also some """"CD secret lists""""" that we never hear discussed .. I would like to tell you that State Farm is the most difficult Ins. Co. to get a fair price and payment for your wrecked car ---even if it is not your fault and not your insurance provider..... you may consider going to court and at least the filing in court of the driver that caused your damage... if you want to know more about this step then you can click on my icon/pix and name and send me your questions and email... been there and it paid very well from the ins co.......
What value of "a" makes the graphs of y=a^x and y=log base a of x tangent to one another?
If you could show the math I would really appreciate it. I've tried everything I can think of. Thanks.|||C₁ : y = a^x, ... C₂ : y = logₐ x
Condition : a %26gt; 0, a ≠ 1.
Condition : a %26gt; 0, a ≠ 1.
Does value only have to do with scarcity? What about human life?
Gold is something we value, time is something we also value and
human life is another thing we value.
Is gold more or less scarce than life?
Do we value gold more than life or life more than gold?
Do we have different reasons, guidelines other than scarcity, to value
life, gold or anything else?
So, what other reasons/ideas do we base value or worth on?|||Gold has no "real" monetary or human value other than its practical value. That is, its value as an object or material to construct something like either jewelry or electronics, or dental fillings.
The thing is, humans ascribe value to gold in terms of currency, and in fact it is only worth what someone will pay for it. Likewise its value might be equal to the labor and material needed to extract it from the earth.
But if currency has no value and gold has no added value because currency is valueless, then gold itself has no real value other than its intrinsic value for practical uses and the value of whatever it takes to mine it.
So in that sense of the word, monetary value of gold is elusive and quite frankly, contrived. It is a creation of a marketplace governed ostensibly by the laws of supply and demand and a third factor, called greed.
Human life has value but it is not subject to commerce. Because life has value, time within that life has value.
Therefore, one could argue that human life and time are more valuable than gold, however, gold does require human beings and time to find and extract.
But because people are paid for their time and labor and must be living in order to provide labor, they might trade that for gold or money or food, or whatever.
But does Gold have more value? No. Is gold more scarce than life? No. There's more gold above ground today than in all of recorded human history up to 1849.
I think the guidelines for gold are likely aesthetics (jewelry) or whatever else it can be used for, like incorporated into some necessary product.
Value or worth is largely based upon the same principles of supply and demand, but the application of those principles are different as divided between material things (gold) and human life and time which are living things (human value).|||I think scarcity is probably it.
Do we really value life that much? Not if it's only a few million foreign people, then we can carpet bomb them into the stone age and no one minds that much. Or at least the people who do mind are outnumbered by the people who think it's cool.|||It has to do with what is revered for whatever reason. Virtuous acts have value even if they might not be scarce at times.|||scarcity only increases value of something that is in demand -- it doesn't confer value onto things no-one wants.
For example, you can draw an ugly-one-of-a-kind painting, and it will not be worth as much as a Warhol print, which there are many of.
Value for some things such as food and shelter have some reasons behind them, but for many things, value is completely arbitrary with no rhyme or reason behind it. If you want something, it's valuable.|||well thats not really an easy question to answer because its all about opinion. some people value water even though there are oceans of it. some people just don't value life at all and would gladly accept a dollar in exchange for someones life. so basically the only way to sum up what we base value or worth on is to write down everything in existence. ever heard the expression one mans junk is another mans treasure? if you name it, guaranteed someone out there values it more than anything. value isnt just based on scarcity. it could also be based on need, demand, or even just want. you gotta remember we're all different|||You have to ask "to whom is this or that thing of value, and how much of a priority is it in importance"?
Values to humans are values to a single human being, living, needing freedom from tyranny, safety and presumable a game plan of priorities, goals, abilities, life-positive investable "capital" of all sorts and physical capability to do something about creating those goals.
That's why in psychology, safety and earned self confidence--as well as self-control and non-addictive behavior--rate as Man's highest priorities; because without these, one can't do or be certain of anything.
The highest value other than or beyond basic safety, emotional normative non-addiction, and earned self-confidence is trained capability at important creative efforts; added to "liberty" expressed through rights, this means you as a normative (perfectly-good-enough) being have powers by which to achieve whatever you want; but you then need permission from a non-totalitarian society's government, so you can do something about your chosen purposes, your desired step-by-step program, your (hopefully) realistic) Plan to make yourself happier: by investing lost capital to earn a profit; and then to enjoy some sort of emotionally, mentally or physical state real property, conditions, future possibilities, riches, personal relations, etc.
Trust in your own mind and its realism, meaning knowing how to define and evaluate scientific categories--comes first.
With liberty and basic honesty about how you're doing--it's most of what you need beside liberty under Law.|||Gold is not scarce, lots of people has some either in jewelery, teeth, or coins. Humans are not scarce either. We do value our own lives and those of our friends and family.
As for gold I wish they would release it from the bricks at fort knox, and use it to plate the statue of liberty. or something near ground zero.|||Dear Nickel: Scarcity is a man-made condition. It is made on purpose out of greed, to create FEAR. Fear of lack, fear of scarcity is what creates demand. If gold were held without value, we would find it lying on the ground everywhere. Anything can be made scarce, including things considered worthless. Diamonds are nothing but pieces of carbon. Did you know diamonds are purposely kept scarce by those who control the market? There are enough diamonds on this planet to flood the market and make them abundant. There is also sufficient gold in the world, it just hasn't been mined or discovered yet. Those who want to maniplate us, to control our level of fear, so as to create demand, know this is true. Capitalism is based not on supply and demand, but rather on scarcity. No wonder we find supplies scarce and expensive in the world. Commodity prices are set on speculation, which is really a level of fear tranlated into dollars. Prices are fixed on projects (which are estimates) and this creates the supposed level of scarcity that drives demand. Nobody in the commodities market wants too much available, because this drives down prices and relieves demand. If there are too many pigs, or beef steers or chickens, they kill them en mass and this creates scarcity. If there is too much orange juice, they tear down the trees that create too much at once. If there is a cure for cancer, they hide the formula, so that pharmacautical companies and the medical profession can keep on making money. If there is too much money, they create inflation to devalue it and thus reduce supply. If there are too many cars, people won't pay the exhorbitant prices and demand drops, corporations loose money and this results in fear that they may go out of business.
What does have value are the things which are intangible...such things as the value of life in every form. Who has the right, to set a value on a single human life? Every human is different, and that means, every human being is priceless. Only those who are self-appointed think they have such rights, when in fact, they take liberties that are not theirs. Worth is always self-established. The way we treat our world and each other, says something about our value system of worth. We have not done a good job of this, because war and misery and suffering on this planet have never been rightfully addressed. We use words like peace, to mean "US" have it all regardless of others. Peace for US so we may have all of it, while the others be damned.
When we place no value on life in any form because we believe in our heart of hearts, that it is priceless...when we share everything we have with others, and give freely without expectation of profit or return...we will have learned the true meaning of living and being alive. Many say this is idealism or idyllism, but I say it is a reality, only one step away begging that it be done. We are experiencing the pain caused by FEAR of loss, fear created by man made scarcity - it wouldn't be happening except we have lost our true sense of what really has value - that life in EVERY FORM, is priceless and requires love.|||It's all about money. We value gold more than anything, I know I do.
human life is another thing we value.
Is gold more or less scarce than life?
Do we value gold more than life or life more than gold?
Do we have different reasons, guidelines other than scarcity, to value
life, gold or anything else?
So, what other reasons/ideas do we base value or worth on?|||Gold has no "real" monetary or human value other than its practical value. That is, its value as an object or material to construct something like either jewelry or electronics, or dental fillings.
The thing is, humans ascribe value to gold in terms of currency, and in fact it is only worth what someone will pay for it. Likewise its value might be equal to the labor and material needed to extract it from the earth.
But if currency has no value and gold has no added value because currency is valueless, then gold itself has no real value other than its intrinsic value for practical uses and the value of whatever it takes to mine it.
So in that sense of the word, monetary value of gold is elusive and quite frankly, contrived. It is a creation of a marketplace governed ostensibly by the laws of supply and demand and a third factor, called greed.
Human life has value but it is not subject to commerce. Because life has value, time within that life has value.
Therefore, one could argue that human life and time are more valuable than gold, however, gold does require human beings and time to find and extract.
But because people are paid for their time and labor and must be living in order to provide labor, they might trade that for gold or money or food, or whatever.
But does Gold have more value? No. Is gold more scarce than life? No. There's more gold above ground today than in all of recorded human history up to 1849.
I think the guidelines for gold are likely aesthetics (jewelry) or whatever else it can be used for, like incorporated into some necessary product.
Value or worth is largely based upon the same principles of supply and demand, but the application of those principles are different as divided between material things (gold) and human life and time which are living things (human value).|||I think scarcity is probably it.
Do we really value life that much? Not if it's only a few million foreign people, then we can carpet bomb them into the stone age and no one minds that much. Or at least the people who do mind are outnumbered by the people who think it's cool.|||It has to do with what is revered for whatever reason. Virtuous acts have value even if they might not be scarce at times.|||scarcity only increases value of something that is in demand -- it doesn't confer value onto things no-one wants.
For example, you can draw an ugly-one-of-a-kind painting, and it will not be worth as much as a Warhol print, which there are many of.
Value for some things such as food and shelter have some reasons behind them, but for many things, value is completely arbitrary with no rhyme or reason behind it. If you want something, it's valuable.|||well thats not really an easy question to answer because its all about opinion. some people value water even though there are oceans of it. some people just don't value life at all and would gladly accept a dollar in exchange for someones life. so basically the only way to sum up what we base value or worth on is to write down everything in existence. ever heard the expression one mans junk is another mans treasure? if you name it, guaranteed someone out there values it more than anything. value isnt just based on scarcity. it could also be based on need, demand, or even just want. you gotta remember we're all different|||You have to ask "to whom is this or that thing of value, and how much of a priority is it in importance"?
Values to humans are values to a single human being, living, needing freedom from tyranny, safety and presumable a game plan of priorities, goals, abilities, life-positive investable "capital" of all sorts and physical capability to do something about creating those goals.
That's why in psychology, safety and earned self confidence--as well as self-control and non-addictive behavior--rate as Man's highest priorities; because without these, one can't do or be certain of anything.
The highest value other than or beyond basic safety, emotional normative non-addiction, and earned self-confidence is trained capability at important creative efforts; added to "liberty" expressed through rights, this means you as a normative (perfectly-good-enough) being have powers by which to achieve whatever you want; but you then need permission from a non-totalitarian society's government, so you can do something about your chosen purposes, your desired step-by-step program, your (hopefully) realistic) Plan to make yourself happier: by investing lost capital to earn a profit; and then to enjoy some sort of emotionally, mentally or physical state real property, conditions, future possibilities, riches, personal relations, etc.
Trust in your own mind and its realism, meaning knowing how to define and evaluate scientific categories--comes first.
With liberty and basic honesty about how you're doing--it's most of what you need beside liberty under Law.|||Gold is not scarce, lots of people has some either in jewelery, teeth, or coins. Humans are not scarce either. We do value our own lives and those of our friends and family.
As for gold I wish they would release it from the bricks at fort knox, and use it to plate the statue of liberty. or something near ground zero.|||Dear Nickel: Scarcity is a man-made condition. It is made on purpose out of greed, to create FEAR. Fear of lack, fear of scarcity is what creates demand. If gold were held without value, we would find it lying on the ground everywhere. Anything can be made scarce, including things considered worthless. Diamonds are nothing but pieces of carbon. Did you know diamonds are purposely kept scarce by those who control the market? There are enough diamonds on this planet to flood the market and make them abundant. There is also sufficient gold in the world, it just hasn't been mined or discovered yet. Those who want to maniplate us, to control our level of fear, so as to create demand, know this is true. Capitalism is based not on supply and demand, but rather on scarcity. No wonder we find supplies scarce and expensive in the world. Commodity prices are set on speculation, which is really a level of fear tranlated into dollars. Prices are fixed on projects (which are estimates) and this creates the supposed level of scarcity that drives demand. Nobody in the commodities market wants too much available, because this drives down prices and relieves demand. If there are too many pigs, or beef steers or chickens, they kill them en mass and this creates scarcity. If there is too much orange juice, they tear down the trees that create too much at once. If there is a cure for cancer, they hide the formula, so that pharmacautical companies and the medical profession can keep on making money. If there is too much money, they create inflation to devalue it and thus reduce supply. If there are too many cars, people won't pay the exhorbitant prices and demand drops, corporations loose money and this results in fear that they may go out of business.
What does have value are the things which are intangible...such things as the value of life in every form. Who has the right, to set a value on a single human life? Every human is different, and that means, every human being is priceless. Only those who are self-appointed think they have such rights, when in fact, they take liberties that are not theirs. Worth is always self-established. The way we treat our world and each other, says something about our value system of worth. We have not done a good job of this, because war and misery and suffering on this planet have never been rightfully addressed. We use words like peace, to mean "US" have it all regardless of others. Peace for US so we may have all of it, while the others be damned.
When we place no value on life in any form because we believe in our heart of hearts, that it is priceless...when we share everything we have with others, and give freely without expectation of profit or return...we will have learned the true meaning of living and being alive. Many say this is idealism or idyllism, but I say it is a reality, only one step away begging that it be done. We are experiencing the pain caused by FEAR of loss, fear created by man made scarcity - it wouldn't be happening except we have lost our true sense of what really has value - that life in EVERY FORM, is priceless and requires love.|||It's all about money. We value gold more than anything, I know I do.
How do you find the place value of base n?
Counting right to left starting with zero, the numeral times n^(the count)
I want to buy Diamond ring, what should be the base metal Platinum or gold. which one has resale value?
I am planing to buy diamond ring in India. which metal should be the base. gold or platinum?|||I would suggest going with white gold over platinum almost every time. Every metal has their own downsides, but I prefer the wear pattern of wg over plat. Platinum, while a harder base metel is softer that wg in the alloyed state. Wg will start to show its true yellow over time, but platinum will scratch almost immediately and look dull.
Platinum is 90 to 95% pure while wg is 58% pure for 14k. With the price of plat being almost twice as much as gold, and having a much higher content makes the cost about three times as much as wg.
The world lives on a budget. Why pay three times as much for a metal that shows scratches and dulls immediately, or pay 1/3 for a metal that will show a bit of yellow after a year? (And that can be fixed by rhodium plating, a treatment which can be done for about $25 dollars US.)
You will get more money back on the resale market for plat, but that is because you will pay more for it. Plat is also harder to work with so more often there is a higher labor markup which you will not recoup when reselling.
End of day, I say wg over plat unless you have metal allergies which force you away from the alloys in wg (most often nickle)|||"Diamond Ring India" - http://www.seaofdiamonds.biz/d鈥?/a>
|||if you are planning on selling it...why buy it....|||Platinum is better than gold but it is broking easily!so take the gold!|||platinum definitely has higher resale value but more difficult to sell as the diamond loses some luster with platimum. I prefer while gold. It makes the diamond look bigger and gives it more luster.|||Platinum every time!!|||Well it depends whether you intend to use it or sell it when you get home... If you want to use it, go for the one that suits your skin.
If you want to sell it then platinum would be the way to go, it's worth more and it seems to become increasingly popular. White gold is an option too. It's my personal favourite.|||platinum that will look great!
Platinum is 90 to 95% pure while wg is 58% pure for 14k. With the price of plat being almost twice as much as gold, and having a much higher content makes the cost about three times as much as wg.
The world lives on a budget. Why pay three times as much for a metal that shows scratches and dulls immediately, or pay 1/3 for a metal that will show a bit of yellow after a year? (And that can be fixed by rhodium plating, a treatment which can be done for about $25 dollars US.)
You will get more money back on the resale market for plat, but that is because you will pay more for it. Plat is also harder to work with so more often there is a higher labor markup which you will not recoup when reselling.
End of day, I say wg over plat unless you have metal allergies which force you away from the alloys in wg (most often nickle)|||"Diamond Ring India" - http://www.seaofdiamonds.biz/d鈥?/a>
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|||if you are planning on selling it...why buy it....|||Platinum is better than gold but it is broking easily!so take the gold!|||platinum definitely has higher resale value but more difficult to sell as the diamond loses some luster with platimum. I prefer while gold. It makes the diamond look bigger and gives it more luster.|||Platinum every time!!|||Well it depends whether you intend to use it or sell it when you get home... If you want to use it, go for the one that suits your skin.
If you want to sell it then platinum would be the way to go, it's worth more and it seems to become increasingly popular. White gold is an option too. It's my personal favourite.|||platinum that will look great!
How many digits require a place-value base eight system?
Your question is unclear, but a base 8 number system needs 8 digits, usually 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7.
An example is 74(base 8) = 7*8+4 = 60(base 10)
"Digit" is a bad word to use here, since it implies "10"
An example is 74(base 8) = 7*8+4 = 60(base 10)
"Digit" is a bad word to use here, since it implies "10"
How to calculate dividend income based on future 'base amount' invested?
For example:
Lets say I invest 120 dollars per week for 38 years into a money market fund that has an average 7-day yield of 3.5%.
The 'base amount' invested would be 38 years * 52 weeks in a year * $120/week invested == $ 237,120.
Can someone provide me with a way to calculate how much dividend income this would generate for a single month at a given base value?|||This is a regular investment problem.
The answer is $489,185
I have a financial calculator. The formula is too complicated.
Lets say I invest 120 dollars per week for 38 years into a money market fund that has an average 7-day yield of 3.5%.
The 'base amount' invested would be 38 years * 52 weeks in a year * $120/week invested == $ 237,120.
Can someone provide me with a way to calculate how much dividend income this would generate for a single month at a given base value?|||This is a regular investment problem.
The answer is $489,185
I have a financial calculator. The formula is too complicated.
How do I convert numbers from base 10 to any base?
I am write a subroutine that given a number N in base 10 and a base value Base between 2 and 10 (inclusive), returns the representation of the decimal value N in the desired Base.I know how to convert bases by pen, but it is hard to write this thing....|||log(number)/log(base)
Example:
log(8)/log(2) = 3 = log[base2] 8
Edit: Oops, nevermind, I read log somewhere, it must have been in my head.
Converting to base 10 is easy.
In general, instead of using a specific language since I don't know what you're using:
Convert the number to a string if necessary.
Loop through the length of the number/number string.
Convert each position to an integer.
Raise the base to the power of the length of the string - the position.
Add that number to the total.
From decimal to another base:
NOW you use log to find the highest power of the base you're converting to.
int(log(number)/log(base)) = highest power if the base you're converting to.
I'll let you take it from there. I just wanted to get to my logs!|||what program language r u using?
first u would want to define how each base handle each number, like binary base 2, 21 = 10101, so u get need to get the math part down to what happens for each base (i think divide the number by the base and put a spot there like dividing 21 by 2(the base number) = 10.5 since the number is not a whole number put a 1 then divide 10 by 2 again and that is evenly goes though so that is a 0, work form right to left until u cant divide anymore so 21 = 10101, i.e. converting decimal to binary. for a different base just divide by that base i.e hex base 16. then have 2 number inputs or generators one for the base and one for the number and it does that formal depending on the base number. |||Checkout solution in javascript at site listed in source.
Example:
log(8)/log(2) = 3 = log[base2] 8
Edit: Oops, nevermind, I read log somewhere, it must have been in my head.
Converting to base 10 is easy.
In general, instead of using a specific language since I don't know what you're using:
Convert the number to a string if necessary.
Loop through the length of the number/number string.
Convert each position to an integer.
Raise the base to the power of the length of the string - the position.
Add that number to the total.
From decimal to another base:
NOW you use log to find the highest power of the base you're converting to.
int(log(number)/log(base)) = highest power if the base you're converting to.
I'll let you take it from there. I just wanted to get to my logs!|||what program language r u using?
first u would want to define how each base handle each number, like binary base 2, 21 = 10101, so u get need to get the math part down to what happens for each base (i think divide the number by the base and put a spot there like dividing 21 by 2(the base number) = 10.5 since the number is not a whole number put a 1 then divide 10 by 2 again and that is evenly goes though so that is a 0, work form right to left until u cant divide anymore so 21 = 10101, i.e. converting decimal to binary. for a different base just divide by that base i.e hex base 16. then have 2 number inputs or generators one for the base and one for the number and it does that formal depending on the base number. |||Checkout solution in javascript at site listed in source.
Soul Silver: How do EV values, base values work?
I just recently bought soul silver for the DS. But I have absolutely no idea how Ev values, base values, and all the other logistics of training pokemon work (besides experience points). Could someone please help me to understand this, I want to be able to fight on a competitive level with my team.
P.S. I have tried reading guides about this stuff but they are very confusing.|||http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/genmessag鈥?/a>
Very handy guide to EVs and the like. Also check out the other topics on the board, they're all very helpful.|||Everytime you defeat a pokemon, they yield a certian amount of Effort Points in one of the 6 stats (HP, ATK, DEF, S.ATK S.DEF, SPD)
At level 100 4 Effort points = 1 Stat point, you can only allocate a maximum of 255 per stat and a maximum of 510 points per pokemon.
Equiping a Macho Brace will double all EV Gains, If a pokemon has Pokerus it also doubles the gain (The 2 effects stack so you can have a x4 multiplyer)
In order to get the most out of your pokemon, EV training them to increase their main stats (For example you'd want to give Gyrados ATK EVs because that's his most powerful stat and it would add 63 points from 252 ATK EVs)
So by an amount of farming you can make the strongest possible team.|||Evs basically give you a boost in hp, atk, def, sp.atk, sp.def, and speed
let's assume zapdos always has 200 speed at level 100, but if you give 252 Evs in speed in zapdos its speed will change from 200 to let's say 237.
You can distribute ONLY 510 EV's
the highest you can give for one stat is 252 ( ex. 252 for speed is the highest you can give)
4 EV's is what is needed to make a change in stats (atk, def, speed, etc.)
When you battle pokemon some give different Ev's
this link gives you a list of what pokemon gives what
http://www.serebii.net/pokedex-dp/hp.sht鈥?/a>
If you do not understand here are videos dedicated to EV training
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIwYAQstl鈥?/a>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVwcvI6g3鈥?/a>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGLa6Tz7I鈥?/a>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZilXA7GjM鈥?/a>
P.S. I have tried reading guides about this stuff but they are very confusing.|||http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/genmessag鈥?/a>
Very handy guide to EVs and the like. Also check out the other topics on the board, they're all very helpful.|||Everytime you defeat a pokemon, they yield a certian amount of Effort Points in one of the 6 stats (HP, ATK, DEF, S.ATK S.DEF, SPD)
At level 100 4 Effort points = 1 Stat point, you can only allocate a maximum of 255 per stat and a maximum of 510 points per pokemon.
Equiping a Macho Brace will double all EV Gains, If a pokemon has Pokerus it also doubles the gain (The 2 effects stack so you can have a x4 multiplyer)
In order to get the most out of your pokemon, EV training them to increase their main stats (For example you'd want to give Gyrados ATK EVs because that's his most powerful stat and it would add 63 points from 252 ATK EVs)
So by an amount of farming you can make the strongest possible team.|||Evs basically give you a boost in hp, atk, def, sp.atk, sp.def, and speed
let's assume zapdos always has 200 speed at level 100, but if you give 252 Evs in speed in zapdos its speed will change from 200 to let's say 237.
You can distribute ONLY 510 EV's
the highest you can give for one stat is 252 ( ex. 252 for speed is the highest you can give)
4 EV's is what is needed to make a change in stats (atk, def, speed, etc.)
When you battle pokemon some give different Ev's
this link gives you a list of what pokemon gives what
http://www.serebii.net/pokedex-dp/hp.sht鈥?/a>
If you do not understand here are videos dedicated to EV training
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIwYAQstl鈥?/a>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVwcvI6g3鈥?/a>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGLa6Tz7I鈥?/a>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZilXA7GjM鈥?/a>
What is the most heinous act committed in The Merchant of Venice? On what do you base your value judgment?
For me its kept in the acts of Shylock. His cruel rules to cheat Antonio itself reveals the heinous activity explained in the play.
In economic analysis what is the difference between Incremental and base sales, how would they be defined?
I have been given a task to analyse the UK tea market. One component of the information I have been given looks at specific manufacturers and what has helped drive sales in terms of value and volume . Two of the major driving forces for value are 'base value' and 'incremental value' whilst in volume 'base volume' and 'incremtal volume' are important. Basically I need to know what these things are likely to mean(I dont have a business background). Thanks for any help."|||I wonder what course have you taken up? You're not going to find many people answering this question (I think) because its mostly used in consulting and usually not taught in schools. Anyway, here is the meaning:
Base sales means the sales that you can make with any promotional activities carried out (for example coupons, discounts, free gifts, bogo, etc). The sales that you can achieve just by having your product on the shelf and using advertising (again, remember advertising is different from promotions).
Incremental sales are the additional sales that you can make by conducting promotional activities (the same examples given above).
The difference in the incremental sales and base sales shows how effective your promotional campaign was.
Hope this was helpful..
Base sales means the sales that you can make with any promotional activities carried out (for example coupons, discounts, free gifts, bogo, etc). The sales that you can achieve just by having your product on the shelf and using advertising (again, remember advertising is different from promotions).
Incremental sales are the additional sales that you can make by conducting promotional activities (the same examples given above).
The difference in the incremental sales and base sales shows how effective your promotional campaign was.
Hope this was helpful..
A place-value, base-eight system would require how many digits?
eight digits : 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7|||Not sure what you mean by place value system but a base eight sysyem or octel would have seven digits,if you believe zero is not a number. If you believe zero is a number then it would be eight.
What is the value of the base in the power (-125)-3?
The base is -125, and the exponent is -3.
I hope this helps!
~Tsugara|||Do you mean:
(-125)^(-3) = -0.000000512
The base is -125.
I hope this helps!
~Tsugara|||Do you mean:
(-125)^(-3) = -0.000000512
The base is -125.
Thursday, December 15, 2011
What is the value of Kb for the base?
A 4.00*10^-2 M solution of unknown monoprotic weak base has a pH of 10.500. What is the value of Kb for the base?|||What grade is this?! its hard!! good luck!!
3 main elements of the care value base and care workers responsibility to promote the rights of service users?
1) you must give them the right to as much privacy as possible
2) their dignity
3)the right to hav a valid choice in certain matters
2) their dignity
3)the right to hav a valid choice in certain matters
What is the value of Kb for the base?
A 4.00 10-2 M solution of unknown monoprotic weak base has a pH of 9.500. What is the value of Kb for the base?|||Here's the technique:
http://www.chemteam.info/AcidBase/Calc-K鈥?/a>|||http://www.chemteam.info/AcidBase/Calc-K鈥?/a>
http://www.chemteam.info/AcidBase/Calc-K鈥?/a>|||http://www.chemteam.info/AcidBase/Calc-K鈥?/a>
What is the value of Kb for the base?
A 4.00 10-2 M solution of unknown monoprotic weak base has a pH of 9.500. What is the value of Kb for the base?|||pOH = 14 - 9.500= 4.500
[OH-]= 10^-4.500 =3.16 x 10^-5 M
BOH %26lt;=%26gt; B+ + OH-
[B+]= [OH-]
Kb = [B+][OH-]/ 4.00 x 10^-2 - 3.16 x 10^-5 = 2.50 x 10^-7
[OH-]= 10^-4.500 =3.16 x 10^-5 M
BOH %26lt;=%26gt; B+ + OH-
[B+]= [OH-]
Kb = [B+][OH-]/ 4.00 x 10^-2 - 3.16 x 10^-5 = 2.50 x 10^-7
What would happen if there was no care value base in a doctors and school?
how would it affect the patients and staff at a doctors?
and how would it affect the pupils, parents and staff at a school?|||Are you using the term "doctors" in a context other than those professionals who practice medicine?|||Your question has NOTHING to do with the military.
The correct forum went that-a-way
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and how would it affect the pupils, parents and staff at a school?|||Are you using the term "doctors" in a context other than those professionals who practice medicine?|||Your question has NOTHING to do with the military.
The correct forum went that-a-way
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Value of the base in the power?
What is the value of the base in the power of (-24)over 5?|||If a = b^(- 24 / 5), then the logarithm of a to base b is - 24 / 5.
The base is the number which is raised to the power specified to give the logarithm.
The base is the number which is raised to the power specified to give the logarithm.
Use the properties of logorithms to find the exact value of the expression: log base 3 16 x log base 2 27?
I know the answer is 12 but I don't know how to get it.|||The Mathway uses, page tutor without paying anything and it will help you:
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Do truth, beauty, value and morality exist in any objective way?On what do you base your opinion?
I m turning more and more towards nihilism. As of late, I see both sides of everything, and it makes me realize how transient and relative all is. Man trully is the measure of all things and nothing has fixed meaning/value outside of man.(except for gravity etc) Categories such as good/bad, perfect/imperfect, beautiful/ugly dont exist. I wonder, do You believe in any objective truth and value,( for example, God, but it doesnt have to be God) and what gives you the confidence to believe in it? How do you ignore the argument that religion is perhaps a great evolutionary tactic for group survival, as it ensures that all humans feel the need to believe in a higher, objective power, which guides them and provides a stable system of reward and punishment? Is it possible that everything stems from our fear that we are completely free in an empty universe, without direction? I realize my argument might have many limitations. But can you point them out independently of religion?|||I had a pretty gray view of the world before my son was born. I was so bored with all the repetitive crap in the world, so fixed on the idea that I was just another Lemming about to be led off the ledge. I really never thought of myself as a mother so when I did get pregnant I still wasn't really sure what to do with this new life inside of me. When he was born my whole outlook on human relationships changed. Just being with this little human being and realizing that we..WE create life it's such a magical thing. So when you ask this question about truth, beauty, value and morality... of course they exist... in every child. It is only after we are objected to experiences that we start to believe that these ideals are meaningless. When I look into my sons eyes I see peace. So I know that it exists in everyone of us.|||How do you ignore the argument that religion is perhaps a great evolutionary tactic for group survival, as it ensures that all humans feel the need to believe in a higher, objective power, which guides them and provides a stable system of reward and punishment?|||I can see why you would feel this way. I have found a way to believe in
nothing and everything at the same time. I love some of the Buddhist
ideas, karma, etc...a God who loves me no matter what....who doesn't
like that? At the same time I can't see that there is any order to things.
It seems like we are just bent on self destruction. On the plus side,
I try to live my life in a way that gives me peace. I'm nice to people, kind
to animals, and nature. I think that in the end the only person you have
to live with is yourself. Live your life in a way that makes you happy. Peace.|||Do you have a pet who loves you unconditionally? As in when you get home from work? What do you see in his response to you?
The things you speak of are not objective or yet tangible to our "modern" science but they are things that can speak to our heart when we are receptive to them. This is what we all seek...|||Beauty, value, and morality are absolutely subjective. This is sometimes masked by the fact that most people are only exposed to others that share these same beliefs. Another question this goes into is how far into relativism you're willing to delve into. Most philosophers reject it on the terms that some societies say rape is permissible, but our own used to believe slavery was permissible. Truth, however, is objective. It's just finding the truth and proving that it is indeed the truth that is the problem for our subjective natures.|||subjective
totally subjective|||Hi,
I have gone through the same phase some time ago. It is a healthy phase to go through.
In my case it helped me to get rid of all the rubbish that others, society, institutions, conditioning, etc, tried to impose on me. Then I was seeking the answers within myself, and I found them. Beauty, value, and morality do exist on the objective plane, and it is worth seeking them.
I am now Rational Spirituality. You may read the Concept on the Dhaxem website.
Although conveyed only in February 2006 from the Source, it is already a major force amongst the thinking people.
nothing and everything at the same time. I love some of the Buddhist
ideas, karma, etc...a God who loves me no matter what....who doesn't
like that? At the same time I can't see that there is any order to things.
It seems like we are just bent on self destruction. On the plus side,
I try to live my life in a way that gives me peace. I'm nice to people, kind
to animals, and nature. I think that in the end the only person you have
to live with is yourself. Live your life in a way that makes you happy. Peace.|||Do you have a pet who loves you unconditionally? As in when you get home from work? What do you see in his response to you?
The things you speak of are not objective or yet tangible to our "modern" science but they are things that can speak to our heart when we are receptive to them. This is what we all seek...|||Beauty, value, and morality are absolutely subjective. This is sometimes masked by the fact that most people are only exposed to others that share these same beliefs. Another question this goes into is how far into relativism you're willing to delve into. Most philosophers reject it on the terms that some societies say rape is permissible, but our own used to believe slavery was permissible. Truth, however, is objective. It's just finding the truth and proving that it is indeed the truth that is the problem for our subjective natures.|||subjective
totally subjective|||Hi,
I have gone through the same phase some time ago. It is a healthy phase to go through.
In my case it helped me to get rid of all the rubbish that others, society, institutions, conditioning, etc, tried to impose on me. Then I was seeking the answers within myself, and I found them. Beauty, value, and morality do exist on the objective plane, and it is worth seeking them.
I am now Rational Spirituality. You may read the Concept on the Dhaxem website.
Although conveyed only in February 2006 from the Source, it is already a major force amongst the thinking people.
Calculate the value of logarithm of p squared to the base of square root p?
One more question that I don't know how to solve. Gosh, I really need help with logarithm.|||p^2 = (sqrt(p))^4 ----%26gt; log[base sqrt(p)] p^2 = 4|||.. log鈭歱(p^2)
= ln(p^2) / ln(鈭歱)
= 2 ln(p) / [ 陆 ln(p) ]
= 4|||4|||log p^2 to the base sqrt
p
log( p^2)^1/2 = log p
= ln(p^2) / ln(鈭歱)
= 2 ln(p) / [ 陆 ln(p) ]
= 4|||4|||log p^2 to the base sqrt
p
log( p^2)^1/2 = log p
Can you describe the key principles of the Care Value Base?
The key principles are; Rights and responsibilities, Anti- discrimination, Equality and Diversity, Effective communication and confidentiality...Pleaseee HELP|||You have the right to do as you will as long as it does not adversely affect others. You have responsibilities that should be important to you and kept as such. discrimination is never an acceptable thing in my opinion. We should look at all people as equals and not judge them on their race or religion or social standing or background. We should measure a person by their worth, willingness to work and their believe system should be accepted as their right even when we don't agree. Diversity is what makes life and people interesting how boring would it be if we were all the same? To effectively communicate with people one should know that person and be willing to listen as well as speak. confidentiality is a must. If someone trusts their concerns, secrets and fears to you it is a sacred trust(unless they confess to do harm to themselves or others) that must be kept.
Why do people value batting average over on base pct. or slugging?
IMO, the two most important "rate" statistics for hitters are on base pct. and slugging pct. OBP measures a hitter's ability to extend an inning/create scoring opportunities by reaching base (and not wasting outs) while slugging measures the ability to advance a baserunner. Without either of these, you can't score.
But it seems that batting average is still the "main" number in some people's minds. Why is that?|||I agree that obp is more important that batting average, but you do want to know if a hitter will be able to knock in a runner who's on second... Slugging pct. might tell you that but batting average is just something way simpler and in fact more reliable, because even if you get only 1 base, chances are the runner on second will be able to make it in. If a hitter's slugging pct was .800 and their avg .200, there's not much going for that batter... He gets a few long hits every 5 at bats... not great for knocking in runs because he might be at the plate with 2 runners in scoring position, and chances are he won't hit either of them in. You wouldn't be able to tell that from his slugging pct but his batting avg tells all|||ummm some guys are not good hitters and get on base thru walks/HBPs or force outs so the average truly shows how good of an hitter someone is
but i do agree OBP should be considered as good as an indicator as AVG for a player|||its because the batting average is basically your on base percentage and slugging because when you get a hit it extends all three of those the batting average generalizes it|||They say a hit is as good as a walk but I hits are still more exciting.|||There is a DIFFERENCE between a HITTER and a BATTER.
A HITTER gets hits and advances baserunners. (BA, SLG)
A BATTER gets on base and tries to advance/score HIMSELF. (OBP, SLG)
Many players are both great hitters and great batters, but they don't have to be both. Most of the time in order to be a great hitter, you have to be a great batter. You rarely have to be a great hitter in order to be a great batter, however.
Barry Bonds is a great batter, but not exactly a great hitter.
It's hard to find an example of a great hitter who is not a great batter, however.|||Because batting average is an original statistic, while the others are 'Johnny come lately' statistics.|||Habit, and it's what the majority of the mass media continues to spoonfeed readers and viewers.
People still cuddle up to RBI as well, including many mediots, who really should know better. It's like there's this mass delusion that all statistical development stopped around 1888, and we don't need to know more. Beats the hell out of me.|||You have a point, I think if someone has a batting average of 270 and an on base percentage of 370 it's better than a guy hitting 290 with an onbase percentage of say 320, but if a guy's batting average falls to low than that's when battign average begins to prioritize|||People get silly with stats. BA is simple and elegant. One can look at basic stats and see the batter's worth. When they get into non-sense stuff like slugging percentage, I tune out and look for Cracker Jacks.|||Because OPB and SLG gets less ''baseball publicly'' then BA.
You always here on E.S.P.N. something like ''You are batting .340, will you be the batting champion?'' Or ''Do you think you can beat Barry Bonds single season home run record''?
So OPB and Slugging turned into a little stat that is hardly recognized.
But it seems that batting average is still the "main" number in some people's minds. Why is that?|||I agree that obp is more important that batting average, but you do want to know if a hitter will be able to knock in a runner who's on second... Slugging pct. might tell you that but batting average is just something way simpler and in fact more reliable, because even if you get only 1 base, chances are the runner on second will be able to make it in. If a hitter's slugging pct was .800 and their avg .200, there's not much going for that batter... He gets a few long hits every 5 at bats... not great for knocking in runs because he might be at the plate with 2 runners in scoring position, and chances are he won't hit either of them in. You wouldn't be able to tell that from his slugging pct but his batting avg tells all|||ummm some guys are not good hitters and get on base thru walks/HBPs or force outs so the average truly shows how good of an hitter someone is
but i do agree OBP should be considered as good as an indicator as AVG for a player|||its because the batting average is basically your on base percentage and slugging because when you get a hit it extends all three of those the batting average generalizes it|||They say a hit is as good as a walk but I hits are still more exciting.|||There is a DIFFERENCE between a HITTER and a BATTER.
A HITTER gets hits and advances baserunners. (BA, SLG)
A BATTER gets on base and tries to advance/score HIMSELF. (OBP, SLG)
Many players are both great hitters and great batters, but they don't have to be both. Most of the time in order to be a great hitter, you have to be a great batter. You rarely have to be a great hitter in order to be a great batter, however.
Barry Bonds is a great batter, but not exactly a great hitter.
It's hard to find an example of a great hitter who is not a great batter, however.|||Because batting average is an original statistic, while the others are 'Johnny come lately' statistics.|||Habit, and it's what the majority of the mass media continues to spoonfeed readers and viewers.
People still cuddle up to RBI as well, including many mediots, who really should know better. It's like there's this mass delusion that all statistical development stopped around 1888, and we don't need to know more. Beats the hell out of me.|||You have a point, I think if someone has a batting average of 270 and an on base percentage of 370 it's better than a guy hitting 290 with an onbase percentage of say 320, but if a guy's batting average falls to low than that's when battign average begins to prioritize|||People get silly with stats. BA is simple and elegant. One can look at basic stats and see the batter's worth. When they get into non-sense stuff like slugging percentage, I tune out and look for Cracker Jacks.|||Because OPB and SLG gets less ''baseball publicly'' then BA.
You always here on E.S.P.N. something like ''You are batting .340, will you be the batting champion?'' Or ''Do you think you can beat Barry Bonds single season home run record''?
So OPB and Slugging turned into a little stat that is hardly recognized.
What is the value base of health and social care policy and how does this express itself in practice?
Social work uk|||privacy, dignity, respect. Social inclusion, empowerment and advocacy|||You are welcome
|||Gosh thats a hard question dear.I should know some of it due to my line of work but I can't fathom out how to answer.|||2000 words plus or minus 10% a week and about 5 text books i could give it a stab.
couple of paragraphs on yahoo answers?, if only things were that easy . enjoy the assigment.|||Policies change depending upon the makers. The value base depends on the values of the policy makers e.g. individualist (look after yourself %26amp; suds to everyone else) collective ( all look after each other) laissez faire ( sitting on the fence)
All goes in cycles depending upon the politicians of the moment.|||The value is worthless because it is driven by profit and ruined by inept uneducated drones.
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|||Gosh thats a hard question dear.I should know some of it due to my line of work but I can't fathom out how to answer.|||2000 words plus or minus 10% a week and about 5 text books i could give it a stab.
couple of paragraphs on yahoo answers?, if only things were that easy . enjoy the assigment.|||Policies change depending upon the makers. The value base depends on the values of the policy makers e.g. individualist (look after yourself %26amp; suds to everyone else) collective ( all look after each other) laissez faire ( sitting on the fence)
All goes in cycles depending upon the politicians of the moment.|||The value is worthless because it is driven by profit and ruined by inept uneducated drones.
What is care value base?
What is care value base and what are the seven principles?|||In nursing a care value base is an ethical code which governs how carers ought to act in certain situations, to be certain that they are no discriminating, being unkind or providing poor care.
The seven principles are:
1- Promoting anti-discriminatory practise.
2- Maintaining confidentiality of information.
3- Promoting individuals right to dignity.
4- Acknowledging individuals personal beliefs.
5- Protecting individuals from abuse.
6- Promoting effective communication.
7- Providing individualised care.
The seven principles are:
1- Promoting anti-discriminatory practise.
2- Maintaining confidentiality of information.
3- Promoting individuals right to dignity.
4- Acknowledging individuals personal beliefs.
5- Protecting individuals from abuse.
6- Promoting effective communication.
7- Providing individualised care.
What would happen to the pH value if you mix equal amounts of a strong acid and a strong base.?
Plus what would happen if you mixed equal amounts of a strong acid and a weak base.
Please help me..|||Two opposites will be neutralized. The pH will be seven because that is a lucky number. And it is lucky you neutralized both. If one was left over it would start bragging and going on yapping. If it was an acid, it would turn you sour on the whole process. And if it was the base, you would just be bitter. And who wants that?
Seriously neutralizing would depend if the strong acid was sulfuric acid which would take twice as much base as the other monoprotic strong acids. The second acidic hydrogen on sulfuric acid is not strong, resulting in a final pH of the neutralized solution that is not 7.|||Strong acid and strong base would neutralize one another and you would get a pH = 7 (neutral pH)
Strong acid and weak base would tend towards an acid pH (around pH = 2)
Please help me..|||Two opposites will be neutralized. The pH will be seven because that is a lucky number. And it is lucky you neutralized both. If one was left over it would start bragging and going on yapping. If it was an acid, it would turn you sour on the whole process. And if it was the base, you would just be bitter. And who wants that?
Seriously neutralizing would depend if the strong acid was sulfuric acid which would take twice as much base as the other monoprotic strong acids. The second acidic hydrogen on sulfuric acid is not strong, resulting in a final pH of the neutralized solution that is not 7.|||Strong acid and strong base would neutralize one another and you would get a pH = 7 (neutral pH)
Strong acid and weak base would tend towards an acid pH (around pH = 2)
What is the value base of social work. i have an interview tomorrow for a social worker!! HELPPP?
Helping individuals helps society that is the basis.
Good luck.
Good luck.
Monday, December 12, 2011
The pH at one half the equivalence point in an acid-base titration was found to be 4.32. What is the value of?
The pH at one half the equivalence point in an acid-base titration was found to be 4.32. What is the value of Ka for this unknown acid? This is the only one I have been having trouble with... can someone help me get the correct answer please?|||Using the Hendersen/Haselbach equation
pH = Ka + log [base]/[acid] note that when the concentration of the base and acid forms are equal the log of this ratio ( the ratio is 1 ) is 0.
So at the point where the acid form and the base form are equal the pH = pKa. When you are titrating an acid with a base..you are generating the conjugate base of that acid so when you are 1/2 through the reaction ..you will have converted 1/2 the acid to an equal amount of its conjugate base sooo [acid] = [base] so pH = pKa
since the pH = 4.32 then the pKa = 4.32 so the ionization constant is
4.8 X 10^-5
check
-log 4.8 x 10^-5 = 5 - log 4.8 = 5- 0.68 = 4.32
pH = Ka + log [base]/[acid] note that when the concentration of the base and acid forms are equal the log of this ratio ( the ratio is 1 ) is 0.
So at the point where the acid form and the base form are equal the pH = pKa. When you are titrating an acid with a base..you are generating the conjugate base of that acid so when you are 1/2 through the reaction ..you will have converted 1/2 the acid to an equal amount of its conjugate base sooo [acid] = [base] so pH = pKa
since the pH = 4.32 then the pKa = 4.32 so the ionization constant is
4.8 X 10^-5
check
-log 4.8 x 10^-5 = 5 - log 4.8 = 5- 0.68 = 4.32
Excel question. 2 sets of value, diameter and volume. how do i put the vol. in 1different col. base on dia<10.?
ok, let me explain in more detail. 2 sets of value, the diameter and volume column. the question is how do i formulate the excel formula to set the different volume value base on 3 different categories of diameter into 3 different columns? eg. if value of diameter =%26lt;40 put the value of volume into diameter =%26lt;40 column. so does the same for the other two columns, eg. =%26gt;80 and =%26gt;120|||If I understand your question correctly, what you need to do is put formulas in those three columns that test your conditions. If the test is passed, then calculate and put the value in the column. For example, put the tests
"=IF(diameter%26lt;=40,volume value,"")"
"=IF(AND(diameter%26gt;40,diameter%26lt;80),volu鈥?value,"")"
"=IF(diameter%26gt;=120,volume value,"")"
in the three columns to get your data placed as you want. ( Are those ranges correct?)
"=IF(diameter%26lt;=40,volume value,"")"
"=IF(AND(diameter%26gt;40,diameter%26lt;80),volu鈥?value,"")"
"=IF(diameter%26gt;=120,volume value,"")"
in the three columns to get your data placed as you want. ( Are those ranges correct?)
What is the base 16 number for the floating point value of 1000000.11?
I know that the first part is 40 but I don't know how to do the part after the decimal. I would appreciate any help, and please explain how you got the answer.|||What?
Is that number a base 10 number? Or is it a base 2 number? By "first part" do you mean the integer portion? Forty doesn't work for either.
+add
Oh, I see. 40 base 16 = 2^6,, so that's correct.
Now, here's the easy part.
In a place value number system, the positions to the right are negative powers of that base (just like in base 10)
Thus
0.11
is 2^(-1) + 2^(-2)
1/2 + 1/4
3/4
Now you want this in base 16, right?
You want to find k in
0.k
where the k is in the 1/16 postion,
3/4 = 12/16
thus k = C, (12 in base 16)
Your number is
40.C (base 16)
Is that number a base 10 number? Or is it a base 2 number? By "first part" do you mean the integer portion? Forty doesn't work for either.
+add
Oh, I see. 40 base 16 = 2^6,, so that's correct.
Now, here's the easy part.
In a place value number system, the positions to the right are negative powers of that base (just like in base 10)
Thus
0.11
is 2^(-1) + 2^(-2)
1/2 + 1/4
3/4
Now you want this in base 16, right?
You want to find k in
0.k
where the k is in the 1/16 postion,
3/4 = 12/16
thus k = C, (12 in base 16)
Your number is
40.C (base 16)
What am i supposed to do when asked to estimate the value of log(base 4) of 24?
log4 24 with a subtext 4...how do I estimate the value without a calculator?|||Use the change of base rule... it's equal to log24 / log 4 = 2.29248125036|||you need to think about 24 = 4^x and try to deduce a reasonable answer for x { note: since you only ask for an estimate then any number is valid...12, -5 ,蟺, or 鈭?...that is the question is rather bad...reasonable estimate is from a math standpoint no better...math tries to deal with preciseness}...anyway x = 2 {16} is not large enough while x = 3 { 64} is too large...since the log function tends to flatten the guess x = 2.3 is probably not too bad|||it's like asking 4 to the power of what = 24
4虏 = 16
4鲁 = 64
so the answer is between 2 and 3 - much closer to 2
4虏 = 16
4鲁 = 64
so the answer is between 2 and 3 - much closer to 2
What is the value of the base in the power 17^鈥??
17
(and it is being raised to the -2 power, which would give you 1/289)|||17
(and it is being raised to the -2 power, which would give you 1/289)|||17
How the principles of the care Value Base and care workers鈥?responsibility promote patients service users righ?
It's been 5 years since I studied Social Care, but here goes:
I would imagine the care workers responsibilities are things like. treating the client with respect; upholding the clients dignity, promoting autonomy; respecting the client's privacy and maintaining confidentiality; listening to the client; empowering the client; advocacy and so on. Does that sound familiar to you?
Empowerment and advocacy would be two of the ways that clients rights could be promoted by the care worker. Dignity, privacy and respect are also rights that should be upheld by the care worker .
Here is the Nursing care value base according to wikipedia, although there are several variation of it. ( I couldn't remember the specifics offhand.)
1. Promoting anti-discriminatory practice: Carers have a duty to promote anti discriminatory practice in their professional lives.
2. Maintaining confidentiality: Clients must know they can trust their carers. Clients may be put at risk and their self esteem may be lowered.
3. Promoting and supporting individuals' rights
4. Acknowledging individuals' personal beliefs and identities
5. Promoting effective communication
These principles and responsibilities provide a framework which is designed promote service user's rights and should underpin all practice in social care work.
You will need to do more research around the concepts such as empowerment and the principles of best practice as well as service users rights.
Look at the UN declaration of human rights and if you can get your hands on anything by Neil Thompson it would be a great help to you.
Good luck,
Katie xxx
I would imagine the care workers responsibilities are things like. treating the client with respect; upholding the clients dignity, promoting autonomy; respecting the client's privacy and maintaining confidentiality; listening to the client; empowering the client; advocacy and so on. Does that sound familiar to you?
Empowerment and advocacy would be two of the ways that clients rights could be promoted by the care worker. Dignity, privacy and respect are also rights that should be upheld by the care worker .
Here is the Nursing care value base according to wikipedia, although there are several variation of it. ( I couldn't remember the specifics offhand.)
1. Promoting anti-discriminatory practice: Carers have a duty to promote anti discriminatory practice in their professional lives.
2. Maintaining confidentiality: Clients must know they can trust their carers. Clients may be put at risk and their self esteem may be lowered.
3. Promoting and supporting individuals' rights
4. Acknowledging individuals' personal beliefs and identities
5. Promoting effective communication
These principles and responsibilities provide a framework which is designed promote service user's rights and should underpin all practice in social care work.
You will need to do more research around the concepts such as empowerment and the principles of best practice as well as service users rights.
Look at the UN declaration of human rights and if you can get your hands on anything by Neil Thompson it would be a great help to you.
Good luck,
Katie xxx
PLEASE HELP!!!! A weak base, B, has a Kb value of 3.45 x 10-9. What is the Ka of HB+?...?
A weak base, B, has a Kb value of 3.45 x 10-9. What is the Ka of HB+? Use E notation and 3 significant figures.
THANKS!|||KaKb=Kw, so Ka=Kw/Kb;
Ka = 1.00E-14 / 3.45E-09 = 2.90E-06.
THANKS!|||KaKb=Kw, so Ka=Kw/Kb;
Ka = 1.00E-14 / 3.45E-09 = 2.90E-06.
What is the value of "pi" in base three and base seven?
Answers:
In base-3, pi = 10.0102...
In base-7, pi = 3.0664...
Explanation:
Pi is an irrational number, so to make things manageable we'll round it to 3.1416.
Our normal decimal system is based on powers of ten. For example, the digits in pi correspond to:
10^1 =%26gt; tens =%26gt; 0
10^0 =%26gt; ones =%26gt; 3
10^-1 =%26gt; tenths =%26gt; 1
10^-2 = hundredths =%26gt; 4
10^-3 = thousandths =%26gt; 1
10^-4 = ten-thousandths =%26gt; 6
So our approximation of pi can be thought of as the sum of 3 ones, 1 tenth, 4 hundredths, 1 thousandth, and 6 ten-thousandths...3.1416
Base-3 works on powers of 3 instead of ten.
3^1 =%26gt; threes
3^0 =%26gt; ones
3^-1 =%26gt; thirds
3^-2 =%26gt; ninths
3^-3 =%26gt; twenty-sevenths
3^-4 =%26gt; eighty-firsts
So what's in 3.1416?
When you write numbers in bases other than 10, think of it as zooming in on the actual value by dividing more and more precise numbers.
Let's start with threes. Pi is greater than 3, but not greater than 6, so the threes place will have a 1 in it. What's left? 0.1416.
Now let's go to the ones place. The remainder isn't greater than 1, so there are no ones (meaning you put a zero in the ones place).
Let's go to thirds. 1/3 = 0.333... The remainder isn't greater than 1/3, so there's a zero in the thirds place.
Moving on to ninths. 1/9 = 0.111... The remainder IS greater than 1/9, but it's NOT greater than 2/9, so we place a 1 in the ninths place. Subtract 1/9 from the remainder and you get 0.0305.
Moving on to twenty-sevenths. 1/27 = 0.0370... The remainder isn't greater than that, so you place a zero in the twenty-sevenths place.
Moving on to eighty-firsts. 1/81 = 0.0123... The remainder IS greater than 0.0123. In fact, the remainder is greater than 2/81 (0.0247...), so you can put a 2 in the eighty-firsts place.
So, pi in base-3 is approximately 10.0102...
Now, how about base seven?
7^1 = sevens
7^0 = ones
7^-1 = sevenths
7^-2 = forty-ninths
7^-3 = 343rds
7^-4 = 2401sts
Start with 3.1416. Pi is less than 7, so put a zero in the sevens place and move on to the ones place.
One goes into pi 3 times with a remainder of 0.1416, so put a 3 in the ones place.
Next, the sevenths place. 1/7 = 0.1429... Our remainder isn't greater than 1/7, so we put a zero in the sevenths place.
Next, the 49ths place. 1/49 = 0.0204. This goes into our remainder 6 times (with 0.0192 left over), so put a 6 in the 49ths place.
Next, the 343rds place. 1/343 = 0.002915... This goes into our remainder (0.0192...) 6 times and leaves 0.00171 behind, so place a 6 in the 343rds place.
Next, the 2401sts place. 1/2401 = 0.0004165... This goes into our remainder (0.00171) 4 times (and leaves a remainder, but we'll stop here), so place a 4 in the 2401sts place.
So pi in base-7 is 3.0664...
I hope that helps. Good luck!|||10.010211012222..._3
3.0663651432036..._7
In base-3, pi = 10.0102...
In base-7, pi = 3.0664...
Explanation:
Pi is an irrational number, so to make things manageable we'll round it to 3.1416.
Our normal decimal system is based on powers of ten. For example, the digits in pi correspond to:
10^1 =%26gt; tens =%26gt; 0
10^0 =%26gt; ones =%26gt; 3
10^-1 =%26gt; tenths =%26gt; 1
10^-2 = hundredths =%26gt; 4
10^-3 = thousandths =%26gt; 1
10^-4 = ten-thousandths =%26gt; 6
So our approximation of pi can be thought of as the sum of 3 ones, 1 tenth, 4 hundredths, 1 thousandth, and 6 ten-thousandths...3.1416
Base-3 works on powers of 3 instead of ten.
3^1 =%26gt; threes
3^0 =%26gt; ones
3^-1 =%26gt; thirds
3^-2 =%26gt; ninths
3^-3 =%26gt; twenty-sevenths
3^-4 =%26gt; eighty-firsts
So what's in 3.1416?
When you write numbers in bases other than 10, think of it as zooming in on the actual value by dividing more and more precise numbers.
Let's start with threes. Pi is greater than 3, but not greater than 6, so the threes place will have a 1 in it. What's left? 0.1416.
Now let's go to the ones place. The remainder isn't greater than 1, so there are no ones (meaning you put a zero in the ones place).
Let's go to thirds. 1/3 = 0.333... The remainder isn't greater than 1/3, so there's a zero in the thirds place.
Moving on to ninths. 1/9 = 0.111... The remainder IS greater than 1/9, but it's NOT greater than 2/9, so we place a 1 in the ninths place. Subtract 1/9 from the remainder and you get 0.0305.
Moving on to twenty-sevenths. 1/27 = 0.0370... The remainder isn't greater than that, so you place a zero in the twenty-sevenths place.
Moving on to eighty-firsts. 1/81 = 0.0123... The remainder IS greater than 0.0123. In fact, the remainder is greater than 2/81 (0.0247...), so you can put a 2 in the eighty-firsts place.
So, pi in base-3 is approximately 10.0102...
Now, how about base seven?
7^1 = sevens
7^0 = ones
7^-1 = sevenths
7^-2 = forty-ninths
7^-3 = 343rds
7^-4 = 2401sts
Start with 3.1416. Pi is less than 7, so put a zero in the sevens place and move on to the ones place.
One goes into pi 3 times with a remainder of 0.1416, so put a 3 in the ones place.
Next, the sevenths place. 1/7 = 0.1429... Our remainder isn't greater than 1/7, so we put a zero in the sevenths place.
Next, the 49ths place. 1/49 = 0.0204. This goes into our remainder 6 times (with 0.0192 left over), so put a 6 in the 49ths place.
Next, the 343rds place. 1/343 = 0.002915... This goes into our remainder (0.0192...) 6 times and leaves 0.00171 behind, so place a 6 in the 343rds place.
Next, the 2401sts place. 1/2401 = 0.0004165... This goes into our remainder (0.00171) 4 times (and leaves a remainder, but we'll stop here), so place a 4 in the 2401sts place.
So pi in base-7 is 3.0664...
I hope that helps. Good luck!|||10.010211012222..._3
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Define acid and base. Then describe the behavior of a weak acid in solutions having a high or low pH value.?
Define acid and base. Then describe the behavior of a weak acid in solutions having a high or low pH value.|||I think this might be what you're looking for:
An acid has a pH %26lt; 7, and a base has a pH %26gt;7.
7 is neutral.
A weak acid always exists as an equilibrium in solution:
HC2H3O2 %26lt;--%26gt; H+ + C2H3O2-
*This is acetic acid which can also be shown as HAc
Strong acids completely dissociate in soln, meaning that there is no fully formed HCl molecule (it only exists as H+ and Cl-):
HCl --%26gt; H+ + Cl-
In solns with a high pH (basic), a buffer will form...for example:
HAc + OH- --%26gt; H20 + Ac-
A buffer system helps to prevent a drastic change in pH, when the number of moles of HAc exceeds the number of moles of OH-, the buffer is ineffective, so the pH skyrockets,
In solns with a low pH (acidic), nothing fancy like a buffer happens...oh well.|||Acid = PH level %26gt; 7
Base = PH level %26lt; 7
If a weak acid is in a solution and has a PH of like 7.5, it wont do anything to your skin, for example.
If you have acid in solution at, say, 14, it will go right through your skin, easy.
Also, it is much better to be burned by acid than a base. Acid will eat through skin but cant get through fat; a base will go straight through your arm.
An acid has a pH %26lt; 7, and a base has a pH %26gt;7.
7 is neutral.
A weak acid always exists as an equilibrium in solution:
HC2H3O2 %26lt;--%26gt; H+ + C2H3O2-
*This is acetic acid which can also be shown as HAc
Strong acids completely dissociate in soln, meaning that there is no fully formed HCl molecule (it only exists as H+ and Cl-):
HCl --%26gt; H+ + Cl-
In solns with a high pH (basic), a buffer will form...for example:
HAc + OH- --%26gt; H20 + Ac-
A buffer system helps to prevent a drastic change in pH, when the number of moles of HAc exceeds the number of moles of OH-, the buffer is ineffective, so the pH skyrockets,
In solns with a low pH (acidic), nothing fancy like a buffer happens...oh well.|||Acid = PH level %26gt; 7
Base = PH level %26lt; 7
If a weak acid is in a solution and has a PH of like 7.5, it wont do anything to your skin, for example.
If you have acid in solution at, say, 14, it will go right through your skin, easy.
Also, it is much better to be burned by acid than a base. Acid will eat through skin but cant get through fat; a base will go straight through your arm.
Whats is a number that is written using the base-ten place value system?
is it a decimal?
is it a fraction?
is it an improper fraction?
is it a mixed number?
or is it simplest form?|||how do you say .45?
u say 45 hundredths.
is one hundred based off of 10??
100/10 = 10
so yes!
How do you say .3?
u say 3 tenths
is ten based off of ten?
10/1 = 10
so yes!
how do you say .3859?
u say three thousand eight hundred fifty nine ten thousandths.
is 10,000 based of 10?
10,000/1000= 10
so yes!
Do you get it now??|||Dewey decimal.
is it a fraction?
is it an improper fraction?
is it a mixed number?
or is it simplest form?|||how do you say .45?
u say 45 hundredths.
is one hundred based off of 10??
100/10 = 10
so yes!
How do you say .3?
u say 3 tenths
is ten based off of ten?
10/1 = 10
so yes!
how do you say .3859?
u say three thousand eight hundred fifty nine ten thousandths.
is 10,000 based of 10?
10,000/1000= 10
so yes!
Do you get it now??|||Dewey decimal.
Using logarithms with a base of 10 find the value of x which satisfies the equation:?
7(4^x) = 3(5^x)
I know how to do logarithms, however i'm not sure what to do when x is on both sides, as in this equation.
Working out appreciated, explanation not required but will help.|||Use the rules of logs (i) log(ab) = log(a) + log(b) (ii) log(a^b) = b*log(a)
7*(4^x) = 3*(5^x) ----%26gt; log[7*(4^x)] = log[3*(5^x)]
----%26gt; log(7) + log(4^x) = log(3) + log(5^x)
Can you take it from there using the second rule above?|||Given: 7(4^x) = 3(5^x)
Take log on both sides, we get:
log[7(4^x)] = log[3(5^x)]
Tip: log (a*b) = loga + logb
log(a/b) = loga - logb
loga^b = bloga
log7 + log(4^x) = log3 + log(5^x)
log7 + xlog4 = log3 + xlog5
x(log4 - log5) = log3 - log7
x = (log3 - log7) / (log4 - log5) = (0.4771213 - 0.8450980) / (0.6020600 - 0.6989700
= 0.3671767 / 0.0969100 = 3.79
answer: 3.79 (approx)
I know how to do logarithms, however i'm not sure what to do when x is on both sides, as in this equation.
Working out appreciated, explanation not required but will help.|||Use the rules of logs (i) log(ab) = log(a) + log(b) (ii) log(a^b) = b*log(a)
7*(4^x) = 3*(5^x) ----%26gt; log[7*(4^x)] = log[3*(5^x)]
----%26gt; log(7) + log(4^x) = log(3) + log(5^x)
Can you take it from there using the second rule above?|||Given: 7(4^x) = 3(5^x)
Take log on both sides, we get:
log[7(4^x)] = log[3(5^x)]
Tip: log (a*b) = loga + logb
log(a/b) = loga - logb
loga^b = bloga
log7 + log(4^x) = log3 + log(5^x)
log7 + xlog4 = log3 + xlog5
x(log4 - log5) = log3 - log7
x = (log3 - log7) / (log4 - log5) = (0.4771213 - 0.8450980) / (0.6020600 - 0.6989700
= 0.3671767 / 0.0969100 = 3.79
answer: 3.79 (approx)
What is the value of log1 to the base 1?
I want the value of logarithm of 1 to the base 1|||Any number will work.
1^1 = 1
1^0 = 1
1^120394871203492873 = 1|||It's undefined, as it was said above. To see this more clearly, assume log base 1 is defined. Then the algebra of logarithms holds for it, but if we attempt a base change to any base, let's say e, we have the following (calling log x the log of x to the base 1):
log1 = ln1/ln1 = 0/0
Do you see what I mean?|||There is NO log [base 1] logarithm !
log [base 1] (1) = any value
1 can not be changed exponentially !
QED|||Its indeterminate. Its the same problem as 0^0 or 0/0.
Its not technically undefined. Undefined implies no answer. Indeterminate implies infinite answers.|||log1/1
= 1* (log1)/1
= log 1|||It's 1. 1^1 = 1|||Log(1) 1 =x
1=1^x
x=0 ou x=1|||Let x = log₁(1), then by the definition of the logarithm, we need to find a number such that:
1^x = 1.
But recall that 1^x = 1 for ALL x. This means that log₁(1) can take ANY value. Hence, log₁(1) is not defined.
I hope this helps!
1^1 = 1
1^0 = 1
1^120394871203492873 = 1|||It's undefined, as it was said above. To see this more clearly, assume log base 1 is defined. Then the algebra of logarithms holds for it, but if we attempt a base change to any base, let's say e, we have the following (calling log x the log of x to the base 1):
log1 = ln1/ln1 = 0/0
Do you see what I mean?|||There is NO log [base 1] logarithm !
log [base 1] (1) = any value
1 can not be changed exponentially !
QED|||Its indeterminate. Its the same problem as 0^0 or 0/0.
Its not technically undefined. Undefined implies no answer. Indeterminate implies infinite answers.|||log1/1
= 1* (log1)/1
= log 1|||It's 1. 1^1 = 1|||Log(1) 1 =x
1=1^x
x=0 ou x=1|||Let x = log₁(1), then by the definition of the logarithm, we need to find a number such that:
1^x = 1.
But recall that 1^x = 1 for ALL x. This means that log₁(1) can take ANY value. Hence, log₁(1) is not defined.
I hope this helps!
What is the formula to convert USDA SR21 Vitamins & Minerals into the % Daily Value based on 2K calorie diet?
I use the USDA SR21 Data Base to to help me determine how many calories I am consuming. The vitamins and minerals are all in g, mg, or mcg. How do I convert these into the Percentage Daily Value based on a 2,000 calorie diet?|||1 shot of Bacardi is about 95-110 calories depending on whether the shot is 1 oz or 1.25 oz. Obviously, Diet Coke has no calories. Just drink plenty of water if you choose to drink alcohol so that the next day you won't feel like poop and you can do some extra cardio.
The suggested citation for this database is:
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service. 2008. USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 21. Nutrient Data Laboratory Home Page, http://www.ars.usda.gov/ba/bhnrc/ndl
The suggested citation for this database is:
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service. 2008. USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 21. Nutrient Data Laboratory Home Page, http://www.ars.usda.gov/ba/bhnrc/ndl
What human rights are being supported when care value base is being applied?
When the US government and British government care a lot about the rich......... the rich can rob the people............ and those who got caught were pardon = Mark Rich
Human rights exist for only the rich
Human rights exist for only the rich
The care value base for a nursery? in the UK?
please help me what is the care value base for a nursery? its for my health GCSE and my portfolio needs to be in for friday and i have a tonne to do! pleaseeee do you know what the care value base is?
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Base value of executed elements in figure skating?
First of all, I am not questioning the result. Had Plyushchenko skated cleaner, he would have won.
My question is about the base value of executed elements. I would expect the base value to be the same.
Both Plyushchenko and Lysacek executed 13 elements. Five were different, eight were the same. Four of eight had identical base values. However, four had different base values: 3A+2T,3Lo,3Lz,3S. Lysacek received a base value total of 27.05 for these four elements while Plyushchenko received only 25.45. Had these elements been graded identically, Plyushchenko would have won thanks to his .5 point advantage after short skate.
Could you please explain why base values for the same elements were lower for Plyushchenko than for Lysacek?|||How Lysacek Defeated Plushenko
By ARCHIE TSE
Evan Lysacek beat Yevgeny Plushenko basically by doing a modern program that took advantage of the new judging system.
They had identical “artistic” scores of 82.8.
So the difference came down to the executed elements scores (i.e. the “technical” score).
Plushenko performed an old-school program, more typical of those designed before the new judging system was implemented in 2004. In such an old-school program, skaters load their jumps in the first half of the program.
Under the new scoring system, jumps in the second half receive a 10 percent bonus.
Plushenko did five jumping passes in the first half of his program and only three in the second half.
Lysacek had three jumping passes in the first half and five in the second half.
Lysceck picked up 37.77 points from his jumps in the second half, about 3.5 points of which were the 10 percent bonus.
Plushenko earned only 18.63 points from jumps in the second half, of which about 1.7 was from the 10 percent bonus.
The difference: 3.5 – 1.7 = 1.8 points. That is almost equal to the difference in their total long-program scores, 1.86 points.
http://vancouver2010.blogs.nytimes.com/2…
What the article doesn't say is the reason they're giving jumps higher scores in the second half of a skater's program is because the skater is more tired in the second half, so the jumps are harder then. Makes sense. Anyway, it's not Canada -- this is the way it has been scored since 2004. Plushenko should have known that and planned his program accordingly.
##|||I'm guessing, though I'm not a judge, that when you do them plays into it. The 2nd half of your program gives you a 10% differential. If you only compare the 2nd half of each's programs, I'm thinking you might understand.
Edit: I like the everything you say, Iris. I so agree but get tired of saying it for the 18th time here today. The only thing that I maintain that is different than you say is that Plushenko couldn't have back loaded his program or he would have. He's not stupid. He knows the rules. He just wasn't in shape to do those moves during the end so resorted to badmouthing people for not having a quad...sucks to be him.
My question is about the base value of executed elements. I would expect the base value to be the same.
Both Plyushchenko and Lysacek executed 13 elements. Five were different, eight were the same. Four of eight had identical base values. However, four had different base values: 3A+2T,3Lo,3Lz,3S. Lysacek received a base value total of 27.05 for these four elements while Plyushchenko received only 25.45. Had these elements been graded identically, Plyushchenko would have won thanks to his .5 point advantage after short skate.
Could you please explain why base values for the same elements were lower for Plyushchenko than for Lysacek?|||How Lysacek Defeated Plushenko
By ARCHIE TSE
Evan Lysacek beat Yevgeny Plushenko basically by doing a modern program that took advantage of the new judging system.
They had identical “artistic” scores of 82.8.
So the difference came down to the executed elements scores (i.e. the “technical” score).
Plushenko performed an old-school program, more typical of those designed before the new judging system was implemented in 2004. In such an old-school program, skaters load their jumps in the first half of the program.
Under the new scoring system, jumps in the second half receive a 10 percent bonus.
Plushenko did five jumping passes in the first half of his program and only three in the second half.
Lysacek had three jumping passes in the first half and five in the second half.
Lysceck picked up 37.77 points from his jumps in the second half, about 3.5 points of which were the 10 percent bonus.
Plushenko earned only 18.63 points from jumps in the second half, of which about 1.7 was from the 10 percent bonus.
The difference: 3.5 – 1.7 = 1.8 points. That is almost equal to the difference in their total long-program scores, 1.86 points.
http://vancouver2010.blogs.nytimes.com/2…
What the article doesn't say is the reason they're giving jumps higher scores in the second half of a skater's program is because the skater is more tired in the second half, so the jumps are harder then. Makes sense. Anyway, it's not Canada -- this is the way it has been scored since 2004. Plushenko should have known that and planned his program accordingly.
##|||I'm guessing, though I'm not a judge, that when you do them plays into it. The 2nd half of your program gives you a 10% differential. If you only compare the 2nd half of each's programs, I'm thinking you might understand.
Edit: I like the everything you say, Iris. I so agree but get tired of saying it for the 18th time here today. The only thing that I maintain that is different than you say is that Plushenko couldn't have back loaded his program or he would have. He's not stupid. He knows the rules. He just wasn't in shape to do those moves during the end so resorted to badmouthing people for not having a quad...sucks to be him.
The area of a right triangle=12, & the base & height have integer values. What is a value for the sum of b+h?
The area of a right triangle is 12, and the base and height have integer values. What is one possible value for the sum of the base and height of the triangle?|||area = 1/2 * b * h
therefore
b * h = 24
b =6
h =4
b+h = 10
Hope that helped|||b=2, h=12
sum= 14
b=3, h=8
sum= 11
therefore
b * h = 24
b =6
h =4
b+h = 10
Hope that helped|||b=2, h=12
sum= 14
b=3, h=8
sum= 11
Can the base e have a negative value?
When I use the quadratic formula to factor x^2 + 2x - e^8
for example:
-1+square_root(2-4e^8).
Can e really be a negative base like in -4e^8?|||If you are talking bases, you cannot have 4e^8 because 4 %26gt; e
Better would be e^(8+ln4)
Other than that, negative bases are fine. It is just a point on the numberline. It has the same value whether base 2, base 10 or base e.
for example:
-1+square_root(2-4e^8).
Can e really be a negative base like in -4e^8?|||If you are talking bases, you cannot have 4e^8 because 4 %26gt; e
Better would be e^(8+ln4)
Other than that, negative bases are fine. It is just a point on the numberline. It has the same value whether base 2, base 10 or base e.
CAN ANY1 HELP ME WITH MY WORK ON THE CARE VALUE BASE?
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How do you find the value of a logarithm using the change of base formula?
The problem is log base 2 of 8.|||If you can, use exponential form instead. If log2 of 8 = x, then 2 ^ x = 8 so x = 3. But using change of base,
log2 8 = log10 8 / log10 2 so use a normal calculator to get the answer since its l;og button is log base 10
log2 8 = log10 8 / log10 2 so use a normal calculator to get the answer since its l;og button is log base 10
When reporting California Use Tax, do you base it off of the retail value or the cost of the item?
I have a t-shirt company and am sending 2 shirts to an organization as promotion of my business. I'm assuming that this falls under use tax because it's not necessarily a sale. Either way, is it based off of Retail or Cost? Thanks!|||Check with the state.
What is the value of log base 3 27?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 6
D. 9
base 3 = meaning the little number under and to the left of log
Please answer some of my following or previous questions about other math problems! best answer = 10 points
PS. Showing how you got your answer (your work) makes you more likely to win the best answer.|||Hi,
Changing log鈧?27 = x into exponential form gives 3^x = 27
This is 3^x = 3鲁, so x = 3 %26lt;==ANSWER B
I hope that helps!! -)|||B same reason as the other two problems|||B.3
since 3^3 = 27|||The answer is B
3x3x3 = 27|||Note that 27 = 3鲁
So Log3(27) = Log3(3鲁) = 3
The definition of a Logarithm is Loga(a^n) = n, where Loga means Logarithm base a.
ProfRay|||log base 3 (27)
This should probably come to you automatically, the answer is 3, but if it doesn't then you should try it like this:
Change it to an exponential function, you have to know how to switch between exponential and log.
3^x = 27
I'm not so sure if there's a specific process for doing this, but it just requires a little bit of thought.
3 to the power of what number equals 27
3^3 = 27
27 = 27
You could, of course, use your calculator and find the cube root of 27, but that's no fun.
If you have problems with logs it's probably because you don't know how to switch to the exponent form. Just study how to do that, and you'll master logs.|||First, let us set it equal to x, the value we are trying to find.
logb(27) = x; b = 3
We can also rewrite it as 3^x = 27.
From that, we can rewrite 27 as 3^3.
3^x = 3^3
If the bases are equal, then we can say that x = 3.
B. 3
C. 6
D. 9
base 3 = meaning the little number under and to the left of log
Please answer some of my following or previous questions about other math problems! best answer = 10 points
PS. Showing how you got your answer (your work) makes you more likely to win the best answer.|||Hi,
Changing log鈧?27 = x into exponential form gives 3^x = 27
This is 3^x = 3鲁, so x = 3 %26lt;==ANSWER B
I hope that helps!! -)|||B same reason as the other two problems|||B.3
since 3^3 = 27|||The answer is B
3x3x3 = 27|||Note that 27 = 3鲁
So Log3(27) = Log3(3鲁) = 3
The definition of a Logarithm is Loga(a^n) = n, where Loga means Logarithm base a.
ProfRay|||log base 3 (27)
This should probably come to you automatically, the answer is 3, but if it doesn't then you should try it like this:
Change it to an exponential function, you have to know how to switch between exponential and log.
3^x = 27
I'm not so sure if there's a specific process for doing this, but it just requires a little bit of thought.
3 to the power of what number equals 27
3^3 = 27
27 = 27
You could, of course, use your calculator and find the cube root of 27, but that's no fun.
If you have problems with logs it's probably because you don't know how to switch to the exponent form. Just study how to do that, and you'll master logs.|||First, let us set it equal to x, the value we are trying to find.
logb(27) = x; b = 3
We can also rewrite it as 3^x = 27.
From that, we can rewrite 27 as 3^3.
3^x = 3^3
If the bases are equal, then we can say that x = 3.
3 main elements of the care value base and care workers responsibility to promote the rights of service users?
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What is the value of Kb for the base?
A 5.00 10-2 M solution of unknown monoprotic weak base has a pH of 9.300. What is the value of Kb for the base?|||a monoprotic base dissociate as follows:
AOH ←→ A⁺ + OH⁻
with
Kb = [A⁺]·[OH⁻] / [AOH]
negliging the self dissociation of water same amounts of OH⁻ and A⁺ are formed in equilibrium, hence:
[A⁺] = [OH⁻]
The concentration of nondissiociated base drops to:
[AOH] = [AOH]₀ - [OH⁻]
The dissociation equilibrium of water is given by:
[H⁺]·[OH⁻] = Kw = 10^-14
hence
log[H⁺] + log[OH⁻] = -14
%26lt;=%26gt;
log[OH⁻] = -14 - log[H⁺]
%26lt;=%26gt;
[OH⁻] = 10^(-14+pH)
= 2.0×10-5 M
=%26gt;
[AOH] = [AOH]₀ - [OH⁻]
= 5×10-2 M - 2.0×10-5 M
= 4.998×10-2 M
=%26gt;
Kb = [A⁺]·[OH⁻] / [AOH]
= 2.0×10-5 · 2.0×10-5 / 4.998×10-2
= 8.0×10-9 M
AOH ←→ A⁺ + OH⁻
with
Kb = [A⁺]·[OH⁻] / [AOH]
negliging the self dissociation of water same amounts of OH⁻ and A⁺ are formed in equilibrium, hence:
[A⁺] = [OH⁻]
The concentration of nondissiociated base drops to:
[AOH] = [AOH]₀ - [OH⁻]
The dissociation equilibrium of water is given by:
[H⁺]·[OH⁻] = Kw = 10^-14
hence
log[H⁺] + log[OH⁻] = -14
%26lt;=%26gt;
log[OH⁻] = -14 - log[H⁺]
%26lt;=%26gt;
[OH⁻] = 10^(-14+pH)
= 2.0×10-5 M
=%26gt;
[AOH] = [AOH]₀ - [OH⁻]
= 5×10-2 M - 2.0×10-5 M
= 4.998×10-2 M
=%26gt;
Kb = [A⁺]·[OH⁻] / [AOH]
= 2.0×10-5 · 2.0×10-5 / 4.998×10-2
= 8.0×10-9 M
What is a special form of a fraction based on the base ten place-value system?
sounds like they are going for decimals:
1/10 = 0.1
12/100 = 0.12
and that sort of stuff
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1/10 = 0.1
12/100 = 0.12
and that sort of stuff
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The general logarithmic function y = logbx, has restrictions on the value of “b”, it’s base.?
You may have noticed that the general logarithmic function y = logbx, has restrictions on the value of “b”, it’s base. In particular, b %26gt; 0,b ≠ 1. Explain why this is.|||The general base logarithm can be written as
logb(x) = log(x)/log(b)
So you have to be able to evaluate log(b), which means b%26gt;0, and you have to be able to divide by log(b), which means b can't be 1.
Good luck.
logb(x) = log(x)/log(b)
So you have to be able to evaluate log(b), which means b%26gt;0, and you have to be able to divide by log(b), which means b can't be 1.
Good luck.
Explain the value of studying base four in helping to understand our decimal system.?
how does base 4 help to understand our decimal system better?|||I don't know where you got that idea... maybe it has something to do with the order of numbers:
digits in decimal, in ORDER: 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. All numbers are formed containing only these digits. So the next numbers have two digits: 10 %26lt; 11 %26lt; 12 %26lt; 13 %26lt; ... %26lt; 98 %26lt; 99.
digits in base 4, in ORDER: 0,1,2,3. All numbers are formed containing only these digits. So the next numbers have two digits: 10 %26lt; 11 %26lt; 12 %26lt; 13 %26lt; 20 %26lt; 21 %26lt; 22 %26lt; 23 %26lt; 30 %26lt; 31 %26lt; 32 %26lt; 33. now come the 3 digit numbers: 100 %26lt; 101 %26lt; 102 %26lt; 103 %26lt; 110 %26lt; 111 %26lt; 112 %26lt; 113 %26lt; ... %26lt; 333 and so on with the 4 digits (or 10 digits in base four :)) ).
Hope you'll figure it out!
Best regards!
digits in decimal, in ORDER: 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. All numbers are formed containing only these digits. So the next numbers have two digits: 10 %26lt; 11 %26lt; 12 %26lt; 13 %26lt; ... %26lt; 98 %26lt; 99.
digits in base 4, in ORDER: 0,1,2,3. All numbers are formed containing only these digits. So the next numbers have two digits: 10 %26lt; 11 %26lt; 12 %26lt; 13 %26lt; 20 %26lt; 21 %26lt; 22 %26lt; 23 %26lt; 30 %26lt; 31 %26lt; 32 %26lt; 33. now come the 3 digit numbers: 100 %26lt; 101 %26lt; 102 %26lt; 103 %26lt; 110 %26lt; 111 %26lt; 112 %26lt; 113 %26lt; ... %26lt; 333 and so on with the 4 digits (or 10 digits in base four :)) ).
Hope you'll figure it out!
Best regards!
What is the value of 239twelve in base ten?
how do you figure out base ten? what does the twelve mean?|||2 * 12^2 + 3 * 12 + 9 * 1 will give you
333 in base 10
it is all about place values
333 means 3*10^2 + 3*10 + 3*1
if you had 234(base5) that would be 2*5^2 + 3*5 + 4*1 which would be 69 in base 10
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239 in base 12 is equal to what number in base 10?
The place values are powers of the base number.
For example:
564 is 5 hundreds, 6 tens, and 4 ones.
Notice that hundreds, tens, and ones are powers of 10 ... 10虏, 10鹿, and 10鈦?br>
In base 12,
239鈧佲倐 is 2 12-squareds, 3 twelves, and 9 ones ... 12虏, 12鹿, and 12鈦?br>
That's:
239鈧佲倐 = 2路12虏 + 3路12 + 9 = 333鈧佲個 鈥堚€?or simply 鈥堚€?333
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333 in base 10
it is all about place values
333 means 3*10^2 + 3*10 + 3*1
if you had 234(base5) that would be 2*5^2 + 3*5 + 4*1 which would be 69 in base 10
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239 in base 12 is equal to what number in base 10?
The place values are powers of the base number.
For example:
564 is 5 hundreds, 6 tens, and 4 ones.
Notice that hundreds, tens, and ones are powers of 10 ... 10虏, 10鹿, and 10鈦?br>
In base 12,
239鈧佲倐 is 2 12-squareds, 3 twelves, and 9 ones ... 12虏, 12鹿, and 12鈦?br>
That's:
239鈧佲倐 = 2路12虏 + 3路12 + 9 = 333鈧佲個 鈥堚€?or simply 鈥堚€?333
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What is the expande notation of the value 123 base 6?
It is similar to how things work in base 10.
We know that:
147 = 1(10^2) + 4(10^1) + 7(10^0).
The 10 is there because that is the value each place takes in base 10.
Similarly, in base 6, we have:
123 = 1(6^2) + 2(6^1) + 3(6^0).
I hope this helps!|||123= 3x41
6= 3x2
please pick me :D
We know that:
147 = 1(10^2) + 4(10^1) + 7(10^0).
The 10 is there because that is the value each place takes in base 10.
Similarly, in base 6, we have:
123 = 1(6^2) + 2(6^1) + 3(6^0).
I hope this helps!|||123= 3x41
6= 3x2
please pick me :D
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