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    Physics Lab Report

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    formula 6. Are the spectra seen in this lab Emission Spectra or Absorption Spectra? Justify your answer. (1 point) 7. For the hydrogen lamp‚ what would be the wavelength if the transition of the electron is from n=7 to n=2 levels? (2 points) 8. A star has an emission spectrum consisting of spectral lines with wavelengths (in nm): 410.2‚ 486.1‚ 546.0‚ 589.0‚ and 656.3. What does this tell you about what

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    Introduction The McDonald’s Restaurant story began in 1954‚ when a self-employed salesman named Raymond Kroc sold a popular milkshake mixer in Southern California‚ thus since then the company contains over 30’000 quick-service outlets in 122 countries around the world. As the company began to be a big success around the world‚ Mr. Urs Hammer‚ CEO of McDonald’s Switzerland got the green light from the executive board of Chicago to open a Hotel‚ in Zurich. Hence‚ the Golden Arch Hotel opened its

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    abilities were shattered and he was no match for the great scorpion. As a reward for his bravery for comforting the beast that killed his love Orion was placed among the stars. However he failed to get his peaceful ending because as a reward to the scorpion for doing what he was created to do. Gaia placed the great scorpion among the stars as well. Conveniently chasing

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    why we continue to have life. All of that is the basics to understanding Exoplanets. Exoplanets are just planets that orbit a star that is not our Sun. There is a subsection of exoplanets called “Goldilocks Planets”‚ coined by Neil de Grasse Tyson. A “Goldilocks Planet” is an exoplanet that is within its host stars habitable zone. The habitable zone is a band around the star where it is “just right”‚ water is in a liquid form‚ which makes

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    Astr100 Final Exam

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    than Jupiter because they are closer to the sun. 5. Explain the difference between an open cluster and a globular cluster. - The difference is open clusters are made of stars that are not tightly held together by gravity and globular clusters are. Another difference is the age of the stars

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    planet Gliese 436b (also known as GJ 436b)‚ via the radial velocity method. Located in the Leo constellation‚ the Gliese 436b is one of the first planets with a small amount mass making it comparable to Neptune. Orbiting the star is Gliese 436‚ one orbit around the red dwarf star is approximately 2 days and 15.5 hours long at a distance of just 4.3 million kilometers at about 30 light years from Earth. The Gliese 436b has an extremely perplexing atmosphere that has an abundance of carbon monoxide

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    CH 2 -According to Aristotle‚ larger‚ heavier objects were supposed to fall to the ground faster than smaller‚ lighter objects. Galileo performed a number of experiments to Aristotle’s pronouncements‚ that two objects of different weight dropped from the same height fall down at exactly the same rate. -Copernicus published his findings in 1543‚ the same years as his death‚ in a text entitled (On the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres). -Heliocentric theory was proposed by Aristarchus of Samos

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    Roaring Dragon Hoted

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    Roaring Dragon Hotel Tina Hunt Sullivan University MGT 510 The Roaring Dragon Hotel This case looks at the take over the Roaring Dragon Hotel (RDH) which is located in south west China‚ and was one of the original three star hotel and is a state owned enterprise. RDH is very rich in culture and the employees relied on their guanxi or connections. Having secured employment‚ RDH employees felt excited and very proud (Grainger‚ 2008). The RDH management practiced a planned economy

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    inheriting the land of his father and uncle and built a small observatory. Here‚ he discovered a star‚ one which had not been seen‚ that was brighter than Venus. This supernova in the constellation Cassiopeia shocked the scientific community because it suggested that the universe was not in fact perfect and unchanging‚ as it was believed to be at the time. With the discovery of this "new" star‚ Brahe dedicated himself to astronomy. Frederick II‚ king of Denmark and Norway‚ provided

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    Regal Hotel Case Study

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    property being poorly dated or maintained. It is apparently the owners are investors who are trying to maximize profits in a mature market. The low price strategy equated to low service experience. The Regal Carnation Hotel is classified as a three star property. The overall issue is declined occupancy rates in a mature tourism market. Summary of the Case Data • One of the first indications of the condition of the hotel was the customer reviews on the website were mixed. Some guests cancelled

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