[example continued…] I’m interested in whether the time of…

I’m interested in whether the time of day of watching lectures influences learning. To answer this question, I randomly selected 90 participants. Then I randomly assigned these participants into 3 conditions: In the Morning Condition, participants watched video lectures only in the morning. In the Afternoon Condition, participants watched video lectures only in the afternoon. In the Evening Condition, participants watched video lectures only in the Evening. Afterwards, I measured each conditions’ learning on a test of the lecture material. In this example, one of the conditions is  ______________.

The top crossbar for a gantry crane is to be constructed out…

The top crossbar for a gantry crane is to be constructed out of 6 × 2.034 channel (see table below for geometric properties) and with a length L = 7 feet. The channel is implemented as shown in the close-up so that it can be considered as a simply-supported beam that bends about the 1-1 axis. It is desired that the crane be used to repeatedly lift a weight at the midpoint of the crossbar. Consider the weight as a point force acting through the centroid of the channel that varies between 0 lbf and 8,000 lbf. The channel material is hot-rolled AISI 1045 (Sut = 82 ksi, Sy = 45 ksi), and you don’t need to consider any stress concentrations or the weight of the channel crossbar. Determine the following: The maximum bending stress (σmax) in the crossbar (the shear stress can be ignored in the analysis) The modified endurance limit (Se) for this application with 90% reliability The factor of safety with respect to infinite life (nf) using the Modified Goodman criteria The number of cycles (N) it is expected to last before fatigue failure Write down all your work to scan and submit, including a free-body diagram and bending moment diagram for the crossbar. σmax = ksi (round answer to 1 decimal place)Se =  ksi (round answer to 1 decimal place)nf =  (round answer to 2 decimal places)N = (round answer to nearest thousand; enter “infinite” if infinite life is predicted)      

Only 1 point will be awarded for the numerical answer ALL ot…

Only 1 point will be awarded for the numerical answer ALL other points will be assigned from your uploaded “Scratch Paper” turned in immediately after you finish the exam in Canvas. Be sure to show ALL WORK and report your answer with correct significant figures and units.   PART A: Use the ∆H0f data in the table to calculate ∆Hrxn (kJ/mol) for: 2 H2S (g) + 3 O2 (g)

Final Exam Prompt: For your final exam, you will write to de…

Final Exam Prompt: For your final exam, you will write to demonstrate your ability to summarize academic articles, synthesize information from multiple sources, use MLA documentation, organize your ideas clearly, and maintain an academic tone. Prompt:Read the following two articles about the impact of social media on the mental health of teenagers and young adults. Your task is twofold: Summarize the main arguments and key findings of each article in your own words, making sure to attribute ideas clearly and use MLA in-text citations. Stay in an academic tone. Synthesize the information from both articles to develop your own argument about the effects of social media on young people’s mental health. Discuss how the articles agree, differ, or complicate each other, and explain how your own position draws on their ideas. You must use both PARAPHRASING AND QUOTING and parenthetical in-text citations in MLA format. This is not a personal experience or opino piece. Articles for Support: (click the links provided with the citations) Twenge, Jean M. “Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?” The Atlantic, Sept. 2017, https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/09/has-the-smartphone-destroyed-a-generation/534198/. O’Keeffe, Gwenn Schurgin, and Kathleen Clarke-Pearson. “The Impact of Social Media on Children, Adolescents, and Families.” Pediatrics, vol. 127, no. 4, 2011, pp. 800–804. Open Access via Google Scholar (PDF) Requirements: Summarize both articles accurately and concisely, using MLA in-text citations. Synthesize the information from both sources to present your own clear, arguable thesis. Organize your essay with an introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion. Include a Works Cited page in proper MLA format. Maintain a formal, academic tone throughout your essay. You will not be able to use double-space in the textbox.