analog instrument = 0.01m/2 =0.005m 2) Uncertainty for time taken * Smallest division on a digital stopwatch =0.01s 3) Average time = 0.74+0.75+0.773 =0.75s (for height=2.200m) 4) Uncertainty for average time =(maximum time-minimum time)2 =(0.77-0.74)2 =0.015≈0.02 5) Calculation of T2/s2 =0.752 =0.56 (for height=2.200m) 6) Uncertainty for T2/s2 = (maximum T2-minimumT2)2 = (T+uncertainty of T)2-(T+uncertainty of T)22 =(0.75+0.01)2-(0.75-0.01)22 = 0.02s (for
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ENGLISH HL SHAKESPEARE- MACBETH ESSAY It is human nature to be intrigued by all things mystical and dangerous. We fear the unknown but seek it nonetheless out of greed. Most of Shakespeare’s works hold an element of the supernatural and the play Macbeth is no exception. In this play we see a contemporary morality that warns of the dangers of trafficking with instruments of darkness; the witches in the play prophesize of Macbeths future as king‚ and Macbeth blinded by his hunger for power fails
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International Accounting Standard 2 (IAS 2) governs the accounting treatment for inventories. IAS 2 “provides guidance on the determination of the cost and subsequent recognition of expense (including write-down of inventory to its net realizable value). The Standard also provides guidance on the cost flow assumptions (“cost formulas”) that are to be used in assigning costs to inventories” (Mirza‚ Orrell and Holt). In addition‚ IAS 2 provides guidance on write-down reversals. IAS 2 applies to all inventories
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Portfolio Part 1 Student name: QIN Wanmeng （Benson） Student number: 08950415 Tutor’s name: Erin Barclay Date: 21/07/2014 Word count: 798 Content page page 1.0Introduction -------------------------------------------------- 3 2.0 Intrapersonal effectiveness ------------------------------ 3 2.1 Jackson LSP ----------------------------------------------------- 4 2.2 Reflection ----------------------------------------------------
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Math Summative: Fishing Rods Fishing Rods A fishing rod requires guides for the line so that it does not tangle and so that the line casts easily and efficiently. In this task‚ you will develop a mathematical model for the placement of line guides on a fishing rod. The Diagram shows a fishing rod with eight guides‚ plus a guide at the tip of the rod. Leo has a fishing rod with overall length 230 cm. The table shown below gives the distances for each of the line guides from the tip of
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MACROECONOMIC POLICIES THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF MACROECONOMIC POLICIES. FISCAL POLICIES & MONETARY POLICIES THESE POLICIES CAN BE FURTHER DIVIDED INTO TWO SEPERATE POLICIES FISCAL POLICIES CONSIST OF DEFLATIONARY FISCAL POLICY AND REINFLATIONARY/REXPANSIONARY FISCAL POLICY MONETARY POLICIES CONSIST OF TIGHT MONETARY POLICY AND LOOSE MONETARY POLICY DEFLATIONARY FISCAL POLICIES AND TIGHT MONETARY POLICIES WILL OFTEN BE USED IN CONJUCTURE DURING TIMES IN WHICH INFLATION IS ON THE RISE
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10107 2 (Should this not be the latest edition‚ please purchase the latest edition) AND Binnekade et al. (2008); (Cillers and Mans) Group Statements Volume 1‚ LexisNexis‚ ISBN: 9780409104363 (Should this not be the latest edition‚ please purchase the latest edition) PLUS: You need to work through the sample questions on consolidated cash flow statements and/or you may study Section 15 from the following recommended textbook: Binnekade et al. (2008); (Cillers and Mans) Group Statements Volume 2‚ LexisNexis
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IB Business & Management 2013 Internal Assessment Standard Level Guidelines booklet Mark Lewis Jan 2013 Page 1 of 77 IB Business & Management Internal Assessment Guidelines Standard Level – 2013 Index Page • Templates • IB Commentary on report structure • IB SL IA criteria and mark bands from syllabus • IB general commentary on SL IA from syllabus • Sample IA’s with marks (IB sourced) • General guide comments (IB Sourced) • Recent IA questions at Carey • General guide comments (IB Sourced) • Subject
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of a customer * Factors of production- “CELL” 1. Capital- used to produce goods (non natural‚ eg machinery) 2. Enterprise- management/planning of factors of production 3. Land- natural resources; renewable and non renewable 4. Labour- physical and mental efforts of people Business functions * “Funky HOM” 1. Finance- managing and organising money 2. Human Resources- managing personnel eg training‚ motivation 3. Operations- process of turning inputs to outputs
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between concepts and theories of microeconomics and the article. Purpose of this commentary is to present my economic insight into the implications of the article. Basic economic concepts such as demand‚ supply and surplus can be applied to markets to help understand and solve problems in the economy. These economic models inform you about market situations‚ so you can make the right decisions in order to be successful. Demand for a good is the quantity of goods or services that will be bought over
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