Use the graph of the function f, plotted with a solid line, to sketch the graph of the given function g.g(x) = x + 4

Which of the following is TRUE of sex differences in fat oxidation between males and females?

Essential fatty acids must be obtained from the diet. 

Graph the equation in the rectangular coordinate system.x = -4

“All synthetic propositions are empirical hypotheses” is equivalent to saying that moral values, if they are to be true/false, must be verified in experience.

Cultural relativism — the view that moral codes vary according to culture — is a type of moral realism.

G. E. Moore thinks the task of Ethicists to:

9. In this problem you will design a series of MUX devices. a) Draw a functional block diagram for a 2-input MUX with active-low enable (labeled E). Use the following labels: select lines Sa, and inputs Xb (with the normally used subscripts), and output Y. All Sa, Xb, and Y are active-high. b) Design a circuit using only SSI gates to implement this MUX. c) Draw a functional block diagram for a 4-input MUX with active-low enable (labeled E). Use the following labels: select lines Sa, and inputs Xb (with the normally used subscripts), and output Y. All Sa, Xb, and Y are active-high. d) Design a the 4-input MUX from part c using a minimum number of 2-input MUX devices (as drawn in part a) and no other device. (If necessary, also use SSI gates for much less credit.) e) Assume that you have 2-input MUX devices that have the same functional block diagram as the one in part a, except that for each 2-input MUX the enable can be either active-high or active-low and the enable is now a tri-state enable. Design a 4-input MUX (with no enable) from a minimum number of these 2-input MUX devices and no other devices. Each 2-input MUX can have either activation-level for its tri-state enable. (If necessary, also use SSI gates for much less credit.)  

Glaucon is a moral antirealist, since he denies we should follow conventional morality.

Use the given conditions to write an equation for the line in point-slope form.Slope = , passing through (3, 6)