What is the main purpose of a construction contract?

(8pts) Use transformations to sketch the following functions.  No calculators.  Please label all transformations, and include 3 points on the graph.  You do not need to graph each transformation, just the final graph.

Assume that we use Quicksort to sort the array A with 5 elements where the initial values of the array elements (indexed from 1 to 5) are A : 4 2 5 1 3. This question tests your understanding of the algorithm by following the element-wise comparisons made in the execution of the algorithm. Here an element-wise comparison means the comparison of one element of the array with another element of the array or the key set in a particular step of the algorithm (Line 4 in Partition). Since the algorithm may move the elements of the array, you are asked to show the values of the elements being compared. The first element-wise comparison is “4 ≤ 3?” In order to answer the question correctly, you need to execute the algorithm on the given input step by step. The Quicksort algorithm here refers to the one taught in this class.   (a) What is the 2nd element-wise comparison?   (b) What is the 3rd element-wise comparison?   (c) What is the 4th element-wise comparison?   (d) What is the 5th element-wise comparison?    

What is one of the major advantages of using BIM for building sustainability?

BIM is not only about 3D images but also encompasses which of the following?

Consider the simply supported beam shown below.     a) The pin support at A has a 10 kN vertical reaction force. What is the magnitude of the shear force at A?   b) what is the magnitude of the shear force at the application point of the 20 kN load?   c) what is the magnitude of the shear force 2 meters to the right of A?

A simply supported beam is subjected to a concentrated load of 24 kN. The beam rests on a pin and a roller at its ends, as shown below.     We can construct the following free-body diagram for the beam.     Select all the correct equilibrium equations for the beam’s free-body diagram.  

Consider the following beam and its shear diagram.     The shear force becomes zero in the left segment of the beam, as marked on the diagram above. Where is the location of zero shear? Specify the distance from the left end of the beam to that location.

Match the organism to its description. Use each choice one time.

Bristle-like structures made of protein used by prokaryotic cells for attachment to surfaces are called: