T is given by: T = aX^2 +bX where a = 0.1275, b = 76.5 and X = 500.0 Write a MATLAB code to perform the following tasks: Start with a header, showing ALL GOOD MATLAB PROGRAMMING SKILLS. Initialize the variables a, b and X with the values given. For variable X, add a comment that X is in U.S. Dollars. Write a statement to compute T in terms of variables a, b, and X. When executed, the code should ONLY show the result for T.

You are scheduled to give medications through a nasogastric tube. The correct abbrevation for this frequency is: 

What is the direction of equilibrium when acetylene (C2H2) reacts with H2N- in an acid-base reaction?

You have the following IV infusion order:  Vancomycin 1 gram in 250 mL of normal saline (N/S) over 2 hours drop factor: 15 gtt/ml   Your flow rate is .         gtt/min 

Indicate the tenths placement for the decimal below: 9.298

Please inidcate the correct military time for 8:39pm

You have the following IV infusion order:   Keppra (levetiracetam) 500 mg in 100 mL of normal saline (N/S) over 30 minutes drop factor: 20 gtt/ml   Your flow rate is .         gtt/min 

The sides of the “ladder” that makes up a nucleic acid molecule are made of

Please indicate the correct military time for 11:17pm?

Alex is a student with Strep throat (caused by a strain of bacterium) who is given a prescription for an antibiotic and is told to take the drug for two weeks. After a week, he feels better and stops taking the drug. Two months later, Alex again shows symptoms of Strep throat and decides to finish the leftover antibiotic rather than going to the doctor again. Two months after that, he develops Strep throat for a third time and returns to the doctor. This time, the antibiotic does not work. The doctor runs a test and discovers that the bacterial strain Alex is carrying is antibiotic resistant. What most likely happened?