Select all the possible outcomes from an incorrect injection:

Number in order from beginning (1) to end (n) the stages of the risk management process.

Label the parts of the syringe in order from 1 to 3.

Assume Home and Foreign have the same technology in producing only one good and the same amount of land but Home has twice as many workers. If workers were able to migrate, this would cause the wage rate at Home to _________ while the rental of land at Home will _________.

Match the variations on the systems engineering model (that we discussed in class) to their various characteristics.

In a SWaP budget flow-down from system to subsystem and from subsystem to component, the sum total of the SWaP budgets across components must be equivalent to the budget and the sum total of the SWaP budgets across subsystems must be equivalent to the budget.

Match each type of design review to its purpose or expected outcome.

Number in order (from start (1) to finish (n)) the stages of the systems engineering cycle.

While you are on your way home from a successful day at WWCC a bolder from White Mountain breaks loose, tumbles down the mountain, and smashes your car. You are unharmed, and as you observe the sad remains of your car you logically conclude that the forces of gravity must have acted on the bolder causing it to smash your car. Which of the following cognitive processes did you use to arrive at your explanation of these unfortunate events?

Consider an atom that has the atomic number 17 and the atomic mass 35. How many protons, neutrons, and electrons does this atom have? Is it more likely to become a cation or an anion? Explain your answer.