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US Data center energy usage percentage - Answer 3% Order of power usage for wireless technologies - Answer metro & core networks < data center < wifi(local) < mobile (4g) Pn - Answer Power consumption at n percentage CPU utilization Pn = (Pmax - Pidle)*n/100 + Pidle WSC - Answer Warehouse Scale Computers type of datacenter host hardware and software for multiple units or companies on a shared resource Biggest Power usages for cloud computiing - Ans...

Week 1 - Answer If you have a table with five fields and ten records, and you pivot three of the fields, how many records does the resulting table have? 7 records 10 records 13 records 30 records - Answer 30 records When you pivot three fields, then you would replace each record in the previous table with three records in the new table. Each of those three new records would not have the three pivotted fields, but would instead have a new field indicating the previous rec...

Which of the following is NOT considered a PaaS? Google AppEngine Amazon AWS Lambda Amazon Elastic BeanStalk Microsoft Azure App Service - Answer Amazon AWS Lambda Lambda is an example of a FaaS Which of these is not considered serverless computing? Platform as a Service (PaaS) Function as a Service (FaaS) Metal as a Service (MaaS) - Answer Metal as a Service (MaaS) MaaS requires its users to run services on bare metal i.e., configure the server yourself and hence is not ...

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what is meant by "emergence" - Answer The whole is greater than the sum of the parts What is an attribute of living organisms? - Answer Evolutionary adaptation The genetic material within cells is called __________ and is organized into structures called __________. - Answer DNA; chromosomes Using models that represented camouflaged and non-camouflaged mice, Hoekstra and her students tested the hypothesis that colouration of beach and inland mice provides camoufl...

Replicating the human genome - Answer -3 billion nucleotides in the human genome -DNA polymerase replicates at 50 nucleotides/sec -replication takes up about 4-8 hours in human cells How many origins of replication are there per chromosome? - Answer Approximately 100 Topoisomerase - Answer ahead of the replication fork, it nicks one strand of the DNA and unravels the torque in the DNA strands Primase - Answer -DNA polymerase is fussy, it needs to be told where ...

Powerful way to test a hypothesis - Answer Perform experiment that tests a prediction that follows from hypothesis Many phylogenetic trees are based on DNA sequence similarities. What is the practical result of this similarity? - Answer Species w very similar DNA will have similar structures, Enzymes & appearances Why is the ability to sweat considered an adaptation? - Answer cools of body due to waters high heat of vaporization Best description of a phospholipid? - An...

Imagine that Species A and Species B are closely related species. Species A has one hemoglobin gene, located on chromosome 5. Species B has two hemoglobin genes; one located on chromosome 5 and one located on chromosome 8. Based solely on this information, it is possible that the ancestor of Species A and Species B had two hemoglobin genes, and that unequal crossing-over resulted in deletion of one hemoglobin gene in Species A. A) True B) False - Answer A Which of the following state...

Example of Succession - Answer A large number of species successfully travel over the ocean to inhabit a new volcanic island. The next year, all available niches on the island are filled. This is an example of what? Result of Competition for niches - Answer In geology history, South America had an almost entirely unique collection of species. Today South America has many fewer unique species than it did(though still a lot). This change is a result of what? Example of Adaptive R...

The host range of a virus is determined by: - Answer the proteins on its surface and that of the host What molecule would you not expect to find in a retrovirus? - Answer thymine Which of the following is not a component of HIV? - Answer ribosomes Which of these is a false statement regarding neuraminidase (NA)? - Answer Neuraminidase is a protein on the surface of the influenza virus. The function of neuraminidase is to aid in the release of newly synthesized v...

Define Biology - Answer The science that studies life Bacteria that move towards light - Answer phototaxis Bacteria that move away from chemicals - Answer chemotaxis movement towards a stimulus - Answer positive response movement away from a stimulus - Answer negative response what are the characteristics of single-celled organisms? - Answer duplicate DNA splits into daughter cells what are the characteristics of multi-cell organisms? - Answ...

Where does glycolysis occur? - Answer cytoplasm Where does pyruvate oxidation occur? - Answer mitochondrial matrix Where does the citric acid cycle occur? - Answer mitochondrial matrix Where does the electron transport chain occur? - Answer inner membrane of mitochondria What goes into glycolysis? - Answer Glucose and 2 ATP What comes out of glycolysis? - Answer 2 pyruvate, 2 ATP, 2 NADH How is glycolysis regulated? - Answer feedback in...

Sexual reproduction is a superior method of reproduction for all animals. Is this statement correct, if not, why? - Answer Incorrect (asexual animals can still produce & it can be better than/as good as sexual reproduction) Though amphibians were the first terrestrial vertebrates, they are still bound to water for reproduction. Why? - Answer b/c they don't have an amniotic shell Why are reptiles not bound to water for reproduction? - Answer b/c they have a shell with a...

Characteristics of Organisms - Answer -Maintain distinct internal order from their environment -Metabolism -React to the environment to promote survival -Stable internal conditions -Growth/Reproduction -Evolution Horizontal Gene Transfer - Answer -DNA transfer between two species -Usually happens in bacteria) Proteome - Answer -Encoded by the genome, determines cellular/organismal functions and structure -The complete complement of proteins a cell can make -Consta...

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Melanie obtains a value of 3.238 g/mL for the density of her unknown solution. The actual density of the solution is 1.048 g/mL. What is the % error of Melanie's measurement? Express your response to two digits after the decimal. a. 210.43 b. 354.93 c. 208.97 d. 204.678 - Answer 208.97 208.9695 margin of error +/- 0.05 A student obtains the following data: Mass of empty, dry graduated cylinder: 28.926 g Volume added of NaCl solution: 3.795 mL Mass of graduated cyli...

Density & Graphing - Answer Density of solution (g/mL) = mass of solution (g)/volume of solution (mL) % error = [(experimental-actual)/actual] x 100% = mass solute/(mass solute + mass solvent) x 100mass % solute (%)% State the general rule for working safely in a chemical laboratory. - Answer 1. Chemistry department approved eye protection must be worn at all times in the laboratory. Prescription eyeglasses alone do not provide sufficient protection; such eyeglasses must be cov...

what elements are usually monatomic? - Answer metals, noble gases molecular elements? - Answer made of the same non-metallic element molecular compounds? - Answer made of non-metallic elements what are molecular compounds sometimes called? - Answer covalent compounds molecular compounds have what types of bonds? - Answer covalent bonds are ionic compounds molecules? - Answer no what do ionic compounds usually contain? - Answer metallic ...

(experimental - actual)/(actual) x 100% - Answer Write out the percent error equation (% error) systematic errors - Answer errors that people make over and over and that result in poor decision making density - Answer an intensive property of matter that is calculated as mass/volume or g/mL mass solute/(mass solute + mass solvent) x 100 - Answer Write the mass percent solute equation (mass % solute) false - Answer True or false Sodium chloride soluti...

n - Answer principal quantum number positive integer indicates relative size of orbital. therefore, distance from nucleus higher n=higher energy of shell l - Answer angular momentum 0 to (n-1) determines shape determines subshells l=0 what orbital how many electrons - Answer s orbital can hold two electrons l=1 what orbital where does it first appear how many orbitals per n level how many electrons - Answer p subshell first appears in n=2 3 orbit...