Conclusion Answer each of the following questions completely using your results from the activity‚ as well as what you have learned in the lesson: 1. Identify the roles (producer‚ primary consumer‚ secondary consumer‚ or decomposer) of the hare and the wolf in the simulated ecosystem. Explain your answers in complete sentences. Hare: The hare is the primary consumer as it eats grass and plants. It doesn’t eat other consumers‚ making it a primary consumer. Wolf: The wolf is a secondary consumer
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John Jones a Production Manager at A. C. Gilbert‚ has developed an idea for improving Efficiencies in the manufacturing process at A. C. Gilbert. The idea came as a result of the innovative ideas program‚ and John has successfully trailed the program on one line in the processing plant. The program has been evaluated and found to be successful‚ and now in the process of implementing the program company-wide. TRANSITION ACTION PLAN Activities: · Production staff and process workers will be divided
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OPPORTUNITY ACT OF 1964. The law created the Office of Economic Opportunity aimed at attacking the roots of American poverty” (ushistory.org‚ n.d.). The poverty simulation gave me a different perspective on the obstacles that faced lower income families in our society‚ as you will come to learn in the following paragraphs. In the poverty simulation‚ I was the father: Kris‚ age 36‚ employed full time at the General Employer. I worked 40 hours per week‚ which included some weekend and holiday work. Other
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My 48 hour ice cube addiction simulation turned out to be very different than what i had expected. I don’t put an ice cubes in my water cup at all. So my ice maker in the freezer is always empty. So I have to keep the ice maker full of ice cubes to use it in my addiction simulation. My first hour in the 48 hours simulation I was trying to fill my water bottle with ice cubes. I spilled some of ice cubes on the floor. My dad got suspicious when I filled a water bottle full of ice cubes‚ because I’m
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Supply and Demand Simulation Timothy J. Vrabel Axia College University of Phoenix In the video‚ several principles and concepts of microeconomics and macroeconomics were simulated. In the simulated neighborhood of Atlantis‚ there are many amenities that customers demand. The simulation uses two bedroom apartments to teach the fundamentals of supply and demand. Several scenarios were used throughout the simulation to represent challenges with which management needed to contend. The scenarios
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I began year three with $1‚120.28‚ which was more money than I have ever had in the whole simulation. The first event that took place was the government event. I was very apprehensive because we had just elected a new president‚ Jacob‚ and had new house members‚ so I was unsure how they would feel about the laws that we would try to pass. Jacob also started out his presidency by saying that everyone will be able to have free healthcare‚ even though that is impossible‚ so the government had to figure
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SCIENCE TITRATION SIMULATION ! TRIAL 1:! This reaction was strong acid vs. strong base! ! Known: Acid! Unknown: Base HCl NaOH Volume! 25.00 mL 18.66 mL Molarity 0.1396 M Uknown Name! Indicator ! Methyl Orange! Turned red when mixed with the acid solution.! After adding 18.66 mL of base‚ turned orange. After having added the correct amount of base to the acid solution mixed with indicator‚ we can calculate the concentration of the base solution
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1. The time between arrivals of cars at MRR Service Company is shown in the following probability distribution: Times between Arrivals (Min) Probability 1 0.15 2 0.30 3 0.40 4 0.15 1.00 a) Simulate the arrival of cars at the company for 20 arrivals‚ and compute the average time between arrivals. Random number: 39‚ 73‚ 72‚ 75‚ 37‚ 02‚ 87‚ 98‚ 10‚ 47‚ 93‚ 21‚ 95‚ 97‚ 69‚ 41‚ 91‚ 80‚ 67‚ 59. b) Simulate the arrival of cars at the service station for one hour‚ and compute the average time between
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Issuing Audit Reports Simulation Stakeholders in companies rely on the auditors for confirmation that financial information is accurate. The auditor ’s opinions and observations are presented to interested parties in the form of the audit report. Any reservations the auditor may have to the fairness of the financial statements is stated in the audit report. Also included is a summary of any justified departures from generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and their effects. There are
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Littlefield Simulation Write-up December 7‚ 2011 Operations Management 502 Team 9 Littlefield Lab We began our analysis by searching for bottlenecks that existed in the current system. It was easily identified that major issues existed in the ordering process. Without calculations‚ you could tell the reorder point was too low since the historical plots showed inventory levels at zero for two or more days at a time. The number of jobs in customer orders showed correlating spikes at the same
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